If you have been victimized by either a timeshare resale firm or a timeshare resort, add your complaint below.
Timeshare Scams and Fraud
Category: Timeshare Resale
Company Name: Infinity Worldwide Associates, LLC & Infinity Titleworks
Posted: Oct 02, 2012 by Anonymous
I got a call saying that they had a buyer for my time share & that they would FedEx the documents to me the next day with a $27,000 check. The pkg didn't come. Then they called and stated that $1808 had to be put on green dot cards so that it would be seen as escrow then the documents would be sent. They weren't. A $1300 tax issue came up and they would direct deposit the check into my bank acct. I said no mail a certified check. I got a call from an assistant saying they needed my acct. no. and I said no they then passed me off to another associate who hung up on me and I have heard nothing since. The money on the green cards has disappeared.
Category: Timeshare Resale
Company Name: Infinity Worldwide Associates, LLC & Infinity Titleworks
Posted: May 10, 2012 by Anonymous
I was told on August of 2011 that someone wanted to buy my Timeshare. I was asked for up front money to process. Each time I was about to get my money for sale I was told they needed more money for different reasons. i was told I would get all the money back that I had put in. like a fool I kept sending money. As of May 2012 I have not received any money and they wil not call back. At this time I am going to seek legal action.
Category: Timeshare Resale
Company Name: Infinity Worldwide Associates, LLC & Infinity Titleworks
Posted: Apr 12, 2012 by Anonymous
Received call from Title Service company advising me that they were processing the sale of my Wyndham Timeshares (Points). When I asked for the name of the buyer, I was told "Tim Whitman" with an added explanation about the buyer(s) involvement. I was surprised to hear that a sales contract I had previously been engaged in which ended unsuccessfully was now being processed. I was provided a preliminary contract and agreement, signed by Whitman, and was requested to submit a cashiers check for $2,500 to cover my part of the processing fees. After reviewing the "contract" which I considered poorly written, I had submitted various questions for clarification. The revised documents still were very questionable, specifically the closing cost charges assigned to me... Read More