@MCSunshine This company is out to steal the upfront fee and have taken a common playbook - lie, collect upfront fees, and pretend to “market” the timeshare. When they cold call, they use scripts to lie about themselves and what the promise to do.
I Googled “Arclight Marketing Group Deltona FL” and their website doesn’t even come up. This TUG thread comes up but not their website. They don’t care, they just want to dial for dollars. You would think that they would need employees skilled and licensed to sell, as they promise, but they are looking for telemarketers. This is from Salary.com:
“We are hiring closers and offer great leads, hours, and a fun work atmosphere! We are seeking individuals who are ambitious and eager to learn. Any telemarketing or sales experience is preferred, however, it is not required as we are willing to train if needed.”
The BBB created a profile because of reviews and a complaint, all of which are negative.
This organization is not BBB accredited. Advertising and Marketing Services in South Daytona, FL. See BBB rating, reviews, complaints, & more.
www.bbb.org
Finally, the owner is Philip Kayler of Florida. Limited info on him but I do see a LinkedIn profile for a “Kayler Phillip” of Florida whose only job listed is “unemployed”. Could it be him? Don’t know but I wouldn’t be surprised.
I wouldn’t be surprised if that LinkedIn profile is Arclight’s owner because I was looking at another similar scam company a few weeks back. I found that owner’s LinkedIn profile which was last updated 10 years ago. At that time he was a 31 year old community college student.
Sadly, the timeshare industry brings out very bad people who see easy bucks, and little risk, by stealing from timeshare owners.