Timeshare Scams and Fraud

WE HAVE A BUYER @ $39,0000 FOR YOUR VILLA DEL PALMAR TIME SHARE HA HA WHOS GOING TO PAY ME THAT MUCH??? THIS HAS SCAM WRITTEN ALL OVER IT DONT BELEIVE THESE LIES AND DONT PAY UP FRONT OR ANY FEES TO THESE CSer

This scam starts out; Jeffery Brown by calling saying he noticed your timeshare is up for sale and is it still available. Once you established he states he wants to use this as a tax write off and he will have his title company contact you to go over paperwork, etc. They email sellers agreements, a copy of their company license, and then say they need $993 as a good faith as the buyers are fronting $4700. After that was done they came back on Marriott letterhead stating as of June 1st you will need to pay dues for the next year for them to transfer the title. We even called the title transfer department for Marriott and the gentleman William Taylor said it was legit (we think he is in on the scam as well). You can figure none of this was legit and we were out our money. Mar... Read More

Company Name: Excess Property Solution and RR Closings
Company Address: 1802 N. Division St. Suite 403. Morris, Illinois 60450
Company Website: [email protected]
Processing Agent RR Closing Services, 6132 W. Sahara Ave. Los Vegas NV 89146 Phone (877) 572-2090
FAX (702)701-7773
Company Phone: (888)441-5895
Sales Person: Colby
Sales Manager: Tyler, and a Joseph
Went to a sales meeting on 03/25/2013 about Timeshare on how we can get more vacation time and help with maintenance fee. They said by transferring my points to EPS I am guaranteed to receive my fair share of the rental income generated by the rental pool at 7.5 cent per point or more. They said we can submit 160,000 EPS rental points the first year and the max points in future years is 120,000 points my spot of 120,0000 ... Read More

The Sales person promise to rent my time shares. I paid $4449.00 for advertisement on a web site that I could have designed. I can not get on the site because it will not let me reset my password.

I was contacted by a Cheryl Simpson asking if my timeshare was still for sale. I replied simply yes. She wrote again and we've had several e-mails back and forth. She was going to send a $500 deposit and then her broker, Samuel Boas, was out of the country so going to send $2,900 for me to retain $500 and send the rest to him as his brokerage fees . First American Title was to handle the closing. I had searched their names but didn't find anything until today when I found others with a similar scenario.