TUGBrian
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Perhaps I've just become numb to these because we see them so often.. I can't work up much empathy for this guy! The idea that he could sell the ownership for twice as much as he paid just a few months after buying from the resort doesn't make any kind of sense.. If he would just have taken a second to think about it- he should have been smart enough to understand that this imaginary buyer would simpy buy from the resort instead of paying him twice as much! His own greed got in the way of his common sense..
I'm not defending SBA in the least.. I'm just saying that people should start using their heads for more than just holding up hats..
My husband paid $3,250.00 to SeaBreeze Advertising shortly after his previous wife died and before he met me. I do not EXPECT to ever see money refunded even though I do not believe they properly advertised our timeshares as per the written agreement.
I never filed a complaint with the Florida AG. In case anyone knows whether it is helpful to send documentation of the written agreement with Seabreeze Advertising, credit card statement showing $3,250.00, and requests asking them to fulfill their agreement.
It would be great if the Florida AG put them out of business, but they and others have taken people for so much money, people would be lucky to get pennies on the dollar.
Just curious if anyone knows the statute of limitations. The payment was in 2006.
He doesn't pay these kind of companies anymore.
The only chance the AG will go after these individuals is if enough consumer complaints are filed.