Timeshare Scams and Fraud

These guys are good and convincing and have legit websites....but seemed like it had to be a scam, and then I saw all of these other similar complaints. Here is my story: Paulo de la Vega from Event Specialty Group called me to tell me that his "client", Francisco J. Sanchez, was interested in making use of 10 different rooms for a week. (10 vacation weeks) $4500 per week for a total $45,000.00 USD....for a big golfing event that he is sponsoring in November and December. In addition, to the $45,000, the client would also pay the all-inclusive fees directly. To make it seem even more legit, they pulled in a title company, Innovative Title Services Inc. (received a legal agreement from Elsie Howard), to act as an intermediary and hold all funds in escrow. Supposedly,... Read More

This Co. called me mentioned that their client wants to offer 45K for 10 weeks/ 10 units of my Moon Palace stay. The clients will also pay for their own all-inclusive stay.
This too good to be true, if you read the fine print "5% rate charge at closing." That is $2250 you will have to pay to close this transaction. This is a CON! After you paid the 5% you will never get your 45K, the client will cancel the offer. Your 5% just provided their vacation at Cancun Moon Palace.

Called our business number to say they have a client, Mario A. Cabellos, interested in making use of 10 different rooms for a week. (10 vacation weeks) $4500 per week for a total $45,000.00 USD....for a big golfing event that he is sponsoring in November and December.

Company says that their client, Mario A. Ceballos wants to buy 10 of my weeks at a Palace Resort in Cancun, for a golf tournament, for $4500.00 U.S. per week (total $45,000). I called Palace Resorts to inquire about the legitimacy of such an offer, and they said these types of offers are definitely scams.