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Resort Equity Marketing Complaint - Don't Get Scammed Too - Timeshare Resales
Timeshare Resales - Complaint
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA -- We really needed to sell our time share due to financial difficulties. We received a call from REM and they had a great sales pitch and said we'd get a $1000 shopping spree if it didn't sell in 180 days. They wanted $800 for their fee but when I said I couldn't afford that they lowered it to $299 so I said yes. After they charged my credit card I never heard another word from them. When I called to at least get some kind of proof that they marketed our property they said they couldn't do that. I never received any offers, nor did I get the $1000 shopping spree.
This is a SCAM. All they want is money from you, whatever they can get. They offer no proof of anything they do for you.
DON'T GET SCAMMED TOO!
This is a SCAM. All they want is money from you, whatever they can get. They offer no proof of anything they do for you.
DON'T GET SCAMMED TOO!
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Posted by PassingBy on 2009-02-16:
Abstract from ORLANDO SENTINEL Dec 17, 2007
A local time-share resale company has agreed to pay nearly $100,000 to settle the state's investigation into a series of consumer complaints about its telemarketing practices, Florida legal officials said Monday. Altamonte Springs-based Equity Marketing Corp. -- doing business as Resort Equity Marketing -- will refund more than $50,000 to clients who complained that the company engaged in misleading telemarketing-sales pitches, according to the Office of Attorney General Bill McCollum.
A local time-share resale company has agreed to pay nearly $100,000 to settle the state's investigation into a series of consumer complaints about its telemarketing practices, Florida legal officials said Monday. Altamonte Springs-based Equity Marketing Corp. -- doing business as Resort Equity Marketing -- will refund more than $50,000 to clients who complained that the company engaged in misleading telemarketing-sales pitches, according to the Office of Attorney General Bill McCollum.
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