Hey there Fallgrenz
I see you are online, and hope you can read this reply to the current thread about RMIPG
My sister has Bluegreen property and was contacted by someone claiming he had a buyer for her, and convinced her to pay him to post it for sale.
This company is real, but they scam people out of money to place their timeshare to sell, even though they likely cannot sell it for them and certainly not for the price they quote.
Two lessons: (1) Don't buy a timeshare (2) don't hope that someone will do it for you.
Has anyone ever had any dealings with RMIPG - Resort Marketing International Property Group (RMIPG.com), good or bad?
Are you talking about RPMI out of Arkansas? Jeff and Angel are great. I just want to make sure you aren't typing those letters in the wrong order. RPMI is Resort Property Marketing International, and I have purchased several timeshares through them. They have offices very near Fairfield Bay in AK and sell Wyndham and Worldmark points/ credits. I recommend them highly. I cannot say enough good things about them. They have lots of listings currently on ebay.
Are you talking about RPMI out of Arkansas? Jeff and Angel are great. I just want to make sure you aren't typing those letters in the wrong order. RPMI is Resort Property Marketing International, and I have purchased several timeshares through them. They have offices very near Fairfield Bay in AK and sell Wyndham and Worldmark points/ credits. I recommend them highly. I cannot say enough good things about them. They have lots of listings currently on ebay.
Thanks for this data. I will not go down on this easy. I also have an issue with THE OWNERS ADVOCATE doing the same to me. They got $1100. I have had sucker on my forehead 2 times but no more.
Two lessons: (1) Don't buy a timeshare (2) don't hope that someone will do it for you.
Not sure those are the right lessons. Anyways, if you own Worldmark, you can still get some decent money for it. Nothing like developers prices, but still in the 1000's of dollars as compared to most Timeshares that sell for $1. So, cheer up and start looking at selling it here on TUG.
Wow, it's tough for the legitimate companies to look legit, with scam companies that name their companies so similarly.Maybe this is purposefully named for a company people know and trust.
Maybe Delva should change the name of her company!