shirlasker
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We bought a timeshare at Vidanta and they gave us a credit for another timeshare we have in Mexico. We signed an agreement that we would sell the other timeshare through Timeshare
Resale Market out of New Hampshire. I spoke to the Better Business Bureau in New Hampshire and TRM has a "D" rating. They take your money upfront and dont sell your timehare. We would rather hold onto the other timeshare than pay over $1,000 or more to this crooked group.
(they are also known as "sell my timeshare now".
It seems to be that the whole thing is a scam. TRM works with Timeshare Resorts who make deals to give new owners a better deal by giving them a discount if they sell their old timeshare through TRM. They (the timeshare resorts, in this case, Vidanta) probably gets a commission for sending the clients to TRM.
TRM sent us an email saying that since we did an equity trade with Vidanta, our whole purchase
could be in jeopardy unless we listed through them, intimating that Vidanta could come after us
for the "current value" of our other timeshare.
Any suggestions on how to deal with this situation would be appreciated.
Resale Market out of New Hampshire. I spoke to the Better Business Bureau in New Hampshire and TRM has a "D" rating. They take your money upfront and dont sell your timehare. We would rather hold onto the other timeshare than pay over $1,000 or more to this crooked group.
(they are also known as "sell my timeshare now".
It seems to be that the whole thing is a scam. TRM works with Timeshare Resorts who make deals to give new owners a better deal by giving them a discount if they sell their old timeshare through TRM. They (the timeshare resorts, in this case, Vidanta) probably gets a commission for sending the clients to TRM.
TRM sent us an email saying that since we did an equity trade with Vidanta, our whole purchase
could be in jeopardy unless we listed through them, intimating that Vidanta could come after us
for the "current value" of our other timeshare.
Any suggestions on how to deal with this situation would be appreciated.