Timeshare Scams and Fraud

I agree to sell a vacation club package. The contract required me to pay an upfront transfer fee which would be reimbursed by the buyer. Over the next 2 months I was informed that I needed to pay 6 additional fees that were required by the Mexican government and that the buyer would reimburse me for each of these fees. I was sent escrow statements from Moon Abstract Co indicating that the buyer had deposited checks for all of the fees in an escrow account. After wiring the last fee the Moon Abstract Co took down their website and discontinued their phone lines and International Corporate Brokers has not returned any of my phone calls or emails. I have filed a report with the FBI

ICB calls and offers to send a sales contract (with a dollar amount) for your timeshare. They knew the name of the timeshare, but not the location. The f/up letter coontains ONLY details ofinfo you gave on phone and they offer an outrageous am't for 1 week.
Then they want an info sheet completed and sent back w/in 5 days..............Ugh

When I saw the e-mailed info sheet I checked ICB online and found the scam reported so I'll delete thier stuff and hope others find this sight and do the same before giving out anymore information.

I think I have a new scammer. The Timeshare Resale Company is “International Corporate Brokers” out of Austin Texas (purportedly). The contract draft they send has all sorts of upfront fees, commission if the sale fails of 50% of the alleged offer price, transfer fees, etc…

I started editing the draft agreement until the terms became so outrageous that I could not even begin to edit them.. If you know these folks let me know. I could clean up their draft (remove my name) and send it so you can warn clients.