Sell My Timeshare now offers a sales platform to sellers and buyers of timeshares across the globe. Sell My Timeshare now invests heavily in marketing and can be found at the top of most search engines when searching for timeshares to buy or sell. With over 5.5 million visits to its family of websites annually, SellMyTimeshareNow.com claims to be the world’s… Read More
Our scam-buster team came across a timeshare-con with a new twist, impersonating a licensed attorney. Impersonating legitimate companies and individuals (brokers, escrow agents, attorneys, etc.) is the latest trend in timeshare scams. The scammers use similar brand name email addresses and website URLs to deceive their victims (one scammer replicated our entire website, click here to learn about that timeshare… Read More
Fraud, unfortunately, is something that we put up with more and more every day. I for one am sick of the robocalls telling me to refinance my student loans, that don’t exist. Telling me there is nothing wrong with my credit cards, but to call right away to speak to a manager who can help me stop paying any interest,… Read More
When the Cannefields were solicited by telephone by a man going by the name James Buchanan they had not yet considered selling their timeshare. Although they hadn’t used it in several years, they were still paying maintenance fees and hoped to use it again when their scheduled allowed. Buchanan immediately offered to purchase their timeshare for $49,960.10! An unrealistic price… Read More
Several days ago we were contacted by a worried timeshare owner. They had been solicited by online timeshare scam company Worldwide Timeshare Exchange, (WTE) www.wterus.com. WTE had managed to secure Resort Closings outdate closing and escrow paperwork and proceeded to use Resort Closings Inc. legitimacy company as a foil for their fraudulent operation. The seller was suspicious, after being offered $18,599.00… Read More
There is no doubt that technology has allowed timeshare scammers to conduct more elaborate, believable, and efficient scams in recent years. We have covered many cases of con men operating behind phony websites that only experienced timeshare industry professionals, such as ourselves, are able to identify as fraudulent. Imagine our surprise when we found out that the scammers had targeted… Read More
Jeff was contacted one day via email by a man who called himself “Kelly Ivan.” Mr. Ivan said he was interested in buying Jeff’s Wyndham timeshare points. The offer? A cool $15,000. As the correspondence between Jeff and Mr. Ivan continued, Jeff became increasingly suspicious. Jeff was savvy enough to contact our Timeshare Scam Hotline. A scam eerily similar to… Read More
80K for a Grand View Las Vegas Timeshare was the offer Katrina received on March 2018. A quick Google search made Katherine suspicious–after all, the offer seemed too good to be true: 80k for her Grand View Las Vegas Timeshare? There had to be a catch. And indeed there was. A quick call to our Timeshare Scam Hotline confirmed Katherine’s… Read More
While people around the country are scheming up pranks for April Fool’s Day, a leading group of timeshare experts is working to stop them—or at least the ones harmful to timeshare owners. A year ago this month, the founders of Timeshare Specialists, a timeshare liquidation company in Bozeman, Montana, started the nation’s first timeshare scam hotline in order to protect… Read More
A good broker can help sell your timeshare when it is all but impossible for the average owner to find a buyer in today’s depressed resale market. They know how to set the right price, properly market the property and get it sold for a profit. The problem is finding one that will actually take your property. As a rule,… Read More
