tugger2020
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I am in a dispute with Timeshare Transfers (http://www.timesharetransfers.com/) and was looking for some advice. Here is what happened.
I bought two Wyndham Grand Desert contracts from them in late May/early June last year. I kept following up with them throughout to see where we were at and the rep I dealt with dept telling me it was a delay on Wyndham's part.
In December I find out that Timeshares Transfers "accidentally" transferred a deed at Wyndham Sea Gardens into my company's name. This is not something that was on on any of the previous two contracts or something I agreed to. I found out one of the two Wyndham Grand Desert contracts were deeded but there were discrepancies on the deed that didn't match up to what we agreed to on the purchase contract. So now from late May/early June until December (over 6 months), this company transferred one property somehow into my company's name and screwed up one of the real purchases.
I was very concerned about the extra deed that just came up in my company's name. I contacted Timeshares Transfers and I didn't hear back so I decided to file a dispute with American Express and filed a BBB complaint. In case there was fraud here, I wanted to get something on the record right away.
Anyways, long story short...Timeshare Transfers and their legal assistant who was handling the dispute misrepresented the facts to American Express. I have the paperwork if anyone wants to review and help me decide where to go from here. We are dealing with two contracts for two different points purchases at Wyndham Grand Desert. Their response to American Express made it sound like there was only one contract and that it was provided to me already. With this information American Express closed out our dispute in favor of the merchant.
I re-opened the dispute with AMEX. In another month, American Express closed out the dispute again because this time Timeshare Transfers provided them with the two correctly deeded contracts for Wyndham Grand Desert and the corrected Wyndham Sea Gardens contract.
During all of this, I kept repeatedly asking to speak with someone in their legal team or their management and was completely ignored.
I have the merchant's initial response to American Express for the first dispute where they blatantly misrepresented the facts and their response to the the re-opened dispute where everything was fixed. Their legal assistant is the one who wrote up and signed the letters on Timeshare Transfers' behalf.
I have filed complaints with the Colorado State Attorney's Office and would like to challenge this legally. I wanted to hear what people's thoughts or feedback is regarding this.
Personally, I do not want to let this go because I feel this company lied to me for over 6 months then misrepresented the facts to American Express to buy time so they can fix the deeds. They did not deliver what the purchase agreements stated during my first dispute with American Express. They bought themselves time so they could fix their mistake. They got everything deeded and fixed in one month that they couldn't do for over 6 months.
I have spoken to my lawyer and he said it's blatant and easily seen that they misrepresented the facts to American Express. However, he's not licensed in Colorado and doesn't have someone he trusts to recommend.
Does anyone know or can they recommend a trustworthy lawyer licensed in Colorado? Does anyone have any recommendations or advice?
I think I have enough of a case to show that they misrepresented the facts very blatantly to American Express and this is something I could win if I did take it to court.
I bought two Wyndham Grand Desert contracts from them in late May/early June last year. I kept following up with them throughout to see where we were at and the rep I dealt with dept telling me it was a delay on Wyndham's part.
In December I find out that Timeshares Transfers "accidentally" transferred a deed at Wyndham Sea Gardens into my company's name. This is not something that was on on any of the previous two contracts or something I agreed to. I found out one of the two Wyndham Grand Desert contracts were deeded but there were discrepancies on the deed that didn't match up to what we agreed to on the purchase contract. So now from late May/early June until December (over 6 months), this company transferred one property somehow into my company's name and screwed up one of the real purchases.
I was very concerned about the extra deed that just came up in my company's name. I contacted Timeshares Transfers and I didn't hear back so I decided to file a dispute with American Express and filed a BBB complaint. In case there was fraud here, I wanted to get something on the record right away.
Anyways, long story short...Timeshare Transfers and their legal assistant who was handling the dispute misrepresented the facts to American Express. I have the paperwork if anyone wants to review and help me decide where to go from here. We are dealing with two contracts for two different points purchases at Wyndham Grand Desert. Their response to American Express made it sound like there was only one contract and that it was provided to me already. With this information American Express closed out our dispute in favor of the merchant.
I re-opened the dispute with AMEX. In another month, American Express closed out the dispute again because this time Timeshare Transfers provided them with the two correctly deeded contracts for Wyndham Grand Desert and the corrected Wyndham Sea Gardens contract.
During all of this, I kept repeatedly asking to speak with someone in their legal team or their management and was completely ignored.
I have the merchant's initial response to American Express for the first dispute where they blatantly misrepresented the facts and their response to the the re-opened dispute where everything was fixed. Their legal assistant is the one who wrote up and signed the letters on Timeshare Transfers' behalf.
I have filed complaints with the Colorado State Attorney's Office and would like to challenge this legally. I wanted to hear what people's thoughts or feedback is regarding this.
Personally, I do not want to let this go because I feel this company lied to me for over 6 months then misrepresented the facts to American Express to buy time so they can fix the deeds. They did not deliver what the purchase agreements stated during my first dispute with American Express. They bought themselves time so they could fix their mistake. They got everything deeded and fixed in one month that they couldn't do for over 6 months.
I have spoken to my lawyer and he said it's blatant and easily seen that they misrepresented the facts to American Express. However, he's not licensed in Colorado and doesn't have someone he trusts to recommend.
Does anyone know or can they recommend a trustworthy lawyer licensed in Colorado? Does anyone have any recommendations or advice?
I think I have enough of a case to show that they misrepresented the facts very blatantly to American Express and this is something I could win if I did take it to court.