Timeshare Solutions

It made me give 1 star; zero is more like it. These guys are scum and scam artists. I gave them $899 to sell my timeshare in Orlando. Nothing happened; just another scam. These people should burn in hell for what they do to people. Do not give them money up front.

We got a call from TimeShare Solutions out of Florida. They had buyers ready to buy our Wyndham property. A man named Wayne Fent said that they worked directly with Wyndham and that they were the only legitimate business selling timeshares. We paid an upfront fee of $598 expecting to hear in the next day or so that our timeshare had been sold. So far, we have not received on phone call back. When we call them, they are not available to talk. Please check out these "people" thoroughly before giving them any money. They are very convincing. There should be a law that the money should be returned since they represented themselves in so many ways.

I have done some preliminary checking of time share sellers and opted to call Time Share Solution, License TC3369. I spoke with Nathan and he explained that there was an up front fee of $899. Their procedure of selling was duplicate of others experiences. I asked him to fax me some literature and a copy of their contract. He did do this and said he would call me the next day.

In the meantime, I checked the BBB in Florida via internet where I learned a BBB rating of "D". Because I noted a license number, I called the Dept of Ag and Consumer Affairs and spoke with a rep who said the license was designated "Commercial Telephone Seller". They operate under an additional name of BML Marketing Co., Inc. which showed a total of 69 complaints with 24 of them in the year 2010 ending in a result of Mediation Unsuccessful with Business.

I discussed my intent to sell my time share with my adult daughter and she referred me to this website and others, as a precaution before writing any check to an unknown company. This is an unfortunate state of affairs in this economy. It does appear that most or all of these time share resale, companies require some sort of up front fee with no guarantee of getting either a sell or refund. However, reading these unhappy experiences has certainly caused me to rethink any kind of internet interaction with these companies. You just don't know who you are dealing with at the other end. Just having a business license does not guarantee a legitimate business. The fact I am taking now is to attempt to Sell by Owner and in the meantime, try to maintain the maintenance fees, etc. It is because of the current economic downturn that many of us want to unload these luxury items, but beware of the dishonest scammers. I believe there must be more scammers then honest people doing the right thing.

In a nut shell, we paid them to sell our time share, but could never get in touch with them and they never called us. Of course, they made it sound like it was a done deal. That is, they had many customers looking for our type of property. I have never been contacted since. It seems like all these scams are out of Florida. What a State. Crooks must be running it too, or they would be putting these crooks in jail and recovering our money.

You spoke with "Vicky" a few times and even went as far as to have emails sent and go over the sample contract with her. She is an older lady and will tell you this herself. She comes off as being apple pie. When in fact she is not! She ripped us off for $998.00 and told us she had a buyer in front of her, and all I needed to do was pay the $998. for an estoppel letter (which is a letter to the resort to make sure all our fee's are up to date.)

Well stupid us, fell for her mean trick! Beware of this "older lady sweet apple pie lady" named Victoria or Vicky she is not a nice lady, and the 2nd time I called to see when closing was going to happen, she actually sounded drunk. Timeshare Solution is ran of course out of Florida, the manager is Phil which is also the man I spoke to who recorded our call and called himself the verifier. This company is the all time scam of scams! Don't fall for this trick this horrible trick I fell for. I so needed this money, my 14-year old son is dying and all money I can save right now is helpful, it should have went to his treatment not this company!

There are false complaints reported by ex-employees. We have asked **** before to please moderate the responses left by individuals. This is not the first time the website has hurt our business and we are prepared to take legal action. The current page has many invalid responses regarding our company.

1) The review starting: "Timeshare of Daytona Beach, FL" posted on March 15th is nearly identical to the review posted on March 13, with the same title. This is an ex-contractor that has started a competing business and is slandering our company. They have copied a section from our legal terms and conditions and are putting it out of context. The phrase "1/10th of 1%" is in reference to the number of sales we have recorded, not how many we have had total. Our customers/clients typically do not report back when they have sold a timeshare.

2) Most of the bad references on this page are regarding Timeshare Solution(s) with an 's' which is a company that was shut down and based out of Florida. We have never had any affiliation with the company or its owners. We advise our potential customers to look up reviews of our company online, however, your website is displaying incorrect and invalid information and thus we have lost sales and our sales representatives are struggling to combat false information.

We are advising that the invalid reviews be removed immediately.

They charged a few for my property to be put in presentations and they cannot prove to me that this was done once. Their website states their sales percentage is less than 1 percent. I should have read more. Here is their BBB page confirming who they are. Here is the part of the website that states their horrible sales percentage. "Thus, we have determined that for purposes of Section 721.20(9)(2) of the Florida Statutes, that our sale percentage for the prior 2 year period is less than 1/10th of 1%." Lost money again.

My husband received an email regarding selling our timeshare. We had been looking for an avenue to do just that so he forwarded the email to me and I filled out the little form and received a call shortly after. Alyssa made things sounds so easy. She was so understanding through my two children screaming and ever so patient.

She told me that we had great properties and they would probably sell in less than 30 days. She said she had a 72 day sell average. So we went for it. At first she said she could sell both timeshares for us for $795. We weren't sure about letting the second one go so we said only the first one we'd list. When we added the second property 5 minutes later, same phone call, she said it would not be $905 because it had already gone to validation.

I received a call the next day which got us all excited about a potential buyer. We have not heard from anyone since except to get another contract via certified mail. I received an email from RCI about scammers. That led me to do a search on the internet on Timeshare Solutions to see if we were indeed scammed. I was horrified by what I saw.

I've contacted my credit card company in an effort to dispute the charge. I don't know what will happen with that as the contract that I did sign and return via fax has 1/20/10 date on it and they say we only have 7 days to cancel. It's terrible that so many people are being scammed in these very difficult economic times and I hope that others out there will do due diligence and do their research first before paying for services.

On May 18, 2009 I received a call from Ann A., Inventory Control Supervisor, Timeshare Solution, stating that she is capable of selling my Timeshare at Fairway Village for a sum of $19,000 - 20,000 in about six weeks. She asked for a down payment in the amount of $954.00. I refused. We talk for a while, but I was not convinced. She told me that she was going to have an Attorney from Timeshare Solutions contact me in about 10-15 minutes and explain the procedure.

I received a call from a man who claim he was the Attorney for Timeshare Solution. After a brief conversation, we agree on a $477.00 fee which was credited to my account and the balance was to be paid after the sale. Ann A. stated that if she did not sell my timeshare within that timeframe, that I will be reimbursed in full. As of today, I have no heard from her. I tried contacting her via e-mail and phone, she did not respond.

I am in debt to my credit card company plus interest. I can no longer trust anyone to sell my timeshare, and I am behind in my maintenance fee. I am hoping that you can help me solve this problem. This fraududence should not be allowed. Thanks

given 450.00 fee. never heard from them again. will consider every one will be looking to scam you