Don't shoot the messenger, but....
We have been waiting for Timeshare Cure to finish our transfer since 2/27/2011 and have not had any success with them. We continue to receive messages from the company we bought from, Pahio, for our Wyndham timeshare that we owe fees. We will not pay them and continue to send them notices that Timeshare Cure now owns our timeshare. We also were told that they had received a payment with our Visa card that I did not make. I'm not sure if it was Wyndham or Pahio that did this. I do not know how they could have received a visa payment from us when we did not make one after our meeting with Timeshare Cure on 2/27/11. We do feel that we have been scammed by them as we can get no satisfaction either by phone or letter for our situation.
In regard to your words highlighted in red above, you would be well advised to keep one very important and indisputable fact in mind. Until and unless a valid new deed is officially recorded with the appropriate governmental entity in the name of a new and valid owner,
you will
remain the legal owner of record in the eyes of the law ---
regardless of what you may have paid out to these "Cure" parasites. A new recorded deed (
not a payment to an obscure entity) is the legal instrument effecting a lawful transfer of ownership.
Unfortunately, it is not uncommon for some (many? most?) of these alleged "Relief / Cure" entities to fail to follow through with completing the preparation and recording of a new and valid deed in the name of a new and valid grantee once they have their "upfront" money firmly in hand. At this point,
after three years, I think you already know in your heart that it likely ain't just somehow gonna magically happen
now...
If your "upfront fee" back in 2011 was paid to Timeshare Cure by credit card, I would gladly hazard a guess as to who may have called in a payment by phone "on your behalf" using your credit card info. At the very least, you should immediately get that charge disputed and get that card
cancelled just as immediately.