Has anyone here ever heard of or had any dealings with the Wesley Financial Group out of Nashville TN? I saw an ad on Facebook about how to get rid of unwanted timeshares. I did some research and saw mostly positives about WFG but there were enough negatives that I have concerns about signing up with them.
Thanks for any help you can give me.
The discussion forums on RedWeek.com are generally quite lame, but you can easily find a thread there regarding Wesley Financial Group.
The thread seems to be comprised mostly of input from unhappy "volunteers" who ponied up money and were subsequently scammed by WFG.
There are
no secret processes or magic beans to easily and lawfully part with a timeshare ownership. None. No Santa Claus or Easter Bunny either, btw.
It's none of my business, but your listed ownerships seem to include Diamond and Wyndham,
both of which accept direct "deedbacks" (Wyndham for free, under their "Ovation" program, DRI apparently for a $250 fee). I respectfully suggest looking at those legitimate options to unload unwanted timeshares instead of looking at any of the (empty promises, serious upfront money) "magic acts" peddled by
any parasitic "escape / relief / exit / rescue" operation.
I wonder if "Wesley Financial Group" is perhaps somehow associated with Castle Law Group, also in Nashville, or a different operation with a similar m.o.?
Castle Law Group is currently on the receiving end of several different lawsuits filed in Federal courts in FL and TN, as discussed elsewhere in these forums.