MWS contacting about possible Wyndham fraud

[DrMuj]

We just received a phone call from an outfit called MWS asking questions about Wyndham and possible fraudulent sales practices by it's sales people and a possible lawsuit to see if we qualify for the lawsuit. I was just wondering if anyone else had been contacted by this outfit and if it was legit, or yet another scam...
Thanks!

 

[chapjim]

You'll get more like that one.

 

[T-Dot-Traveller]

more requests or more scam calls ?

You'll get more like that one.

As in more scam calls ?
or more Wyndham " fraud" sales practises .?

 

[chapjim]

As in more scam calls ?
or more Wyndham " fraud" sales practises .?

It was more scam calls since that's what the OP was asking about.

The OP can easily avoid fraudulent sales practices. Phone calls are harder to avoid.

 

[DeniseM]

There are a number of opportunistic lawyers out there who are constantly trolling the internet collecting names for a so-called class action lawsuit against timeshare managements/developers.

Even if it is completely Legit, you would be throwing your money away because:

1. Wyndham has more and better lawyers than some lawyer who has nothing better to do than troll the internet.

2. Even if you won a class action lawsuit, the lawyer would get the big bucks and you would get a few bucks.

There is also a good chance that this is jut an upfront fee company who is going to collect a high fee from you for a bogus lawsuit, when really all they are going to do is send a letter to Wyndham on your behalf, or worse, deed your timeshare to bogus LLC and abandon it.