Wesley financial group advertises heavily on the satellite radio. I was wondering the same, they seem to be immune so far, maybe Diamond keeps the best meal for last. I checked their reviews online and most are very good although I am not sure they are not written by the staff lol. Below is one of them. If they had a mortgage, how did they get out? Did they just default? And if so, what did they need the exit company for?
Jim Burnett
1 review
4 months ago-
My wife Kelli and I was so excited to purchase our time share. We THOUGHT Wyndham Timeshares had done us this huge favor helping us with our travel plans. We purchased our timeshare while vacationing in San Antonio Texas. A few weeks later we got our “Freebies” in the mail, so we started planing our first trip using our free points. So we called a resort in Myrtle Beach. I called for reservations. Turns out we have to pay a cleaning fee. And we have to schedule a sit down meeting, two hours. I said I wasn’t interested. They said it was mandatory. We declined. I tried another resort, samething. I told them I paid for rooms not more meetings. Then I get a $98+ MONTHLY BILL, for resort maintenance fees. I was not aware of monthly fees, I thought they were yearly fees. So I started adding all these fees and cleaning deposits, and my $4800 a year mortgage payment. I will not ever see a FREE vacation until I am 70 years old, and I will still have a cleaning and maintenance fee. So I called Wyndham back to cancel. They said I had to cancel within nine working days. In our entrance meeting they told us THREE MONTHS! I argued and the were not budging. I told them they could keep the freebies, as they are not free, and the money I had already paid, they said no! I hung up. A day later a customer specialist calls offering me to buy out at half price, what a crock! $12,000 and not once did I use there service. I am so mad I could, well let’s just say I am mad. I talked with some lawyer friends, they said Wyndham has done their homework, many have tried, but it is almost impossible to get out of it. My wife Kelli heard the Wesley Financial commercial on the radio. I didn’t want anything to do with putting out tons more money. Kelli set up a phone call with the VP of Wesley. I listened in for the first few minutes. He told me everything I was upset about because we were victims with the same issues as all his other clients. So long story shorter and about one year later Wyndham Resorts let us go! Wesley Financial is now helping us get our credit back, as Wyndham was sure to let the credit reporters know we didn’t keep up with our payments. Wesley Financial promised to get us away from Wyndham and they did. Wesley Financial is not cheap, but they kept their promise and save me over $60,000 over a ten year process if staying with Wyndham Resorts. Trust me people, saving for vacations is cheaper than belonging to a vacation club of any kind. Do the math before you sign on any dotted line. There are no guarantees in life that you will live ten to fifteen years to fully enjoy a vacation club. If you die, your estate still owes for the mortgage! Again do the math and the homework before joining. If you did sign, call Wesley Financial and see if they can help you get out of debt! Five stars Wesley Financial and their team of experts.
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