Great message by Attorney General Taylor about the dangers of doing business with unscrupulous third-party exit firms.
Attorney General Treg Taylor Warns of Timeshare Exit Fraud
AG Ferguson: Reed Hein to pay $2.61 million to resolve timeshare exit scheme lawsuit
AG Bob Ferguson announces that timeshare exit company, Reed Hein & Associates LLC, must stop its timeshare exit practices and pay $2.61 million.
Businesses promise to help timeshare owners for a price
ABC15 interviews owners that hired Timeshare Termination Team who now “feel victimized”.
Former employee speaks out after timeshare termination company vanishes with clients’ money
A former employee with the Timeshare Termination Team says she was just as shocked as clients when the company closed its office and vanished with people’s hard-earned money.
Timeshare Termination company disappears with customers’ money
KPRC 2’s investigation of Timeshare Termination Team and their business practices.
Grandmother says she is out $14,000 after paying company to break timeshare contract
Company’s office is vacant; calls go unreturned
Better Business Bureau gives tips on selling your timeshare
We agree with the BBB – the biggest red flag in dealing with third party companies who want to sell or help exit your timeshare is paying up front fees. We believe you shouldn’t pay anything until your timeshare is sold.
Company claims it will get you out of a timeshare; a local couple strongly disagrees
Great advice from the BBB when dealing with a timeshare exit company – always read and understand your contract, know your refund policies (and ask how they are backed-up by the company), and do your homework online to see if they company has BBB complaints.
BBB Warning: Relief Solutions International LLC draws complaints from timeshare owners
Better Business Bureau (BBB) advises consumers to use caution when doing business with Relief Solutions International LLC (RSI LLC).
BBB Warning: Consumers report thousands in losses to timeshare exit business Consumer Law Protection LLC
For the second time in seven months, Better Business Bureau (BBB) advises consumers to use caution when doing business with a St. Louis-area timeshare exit company.