OP might perhaps also consider contacting Orlando P.D. directly if / when deciding to shift gears and now maybe regard this matter as a case of larceny.
No guarantee that it would go anywhere, but the Orlando P.D. has indeed been known to investigate timeshare complaints involving disappeared money.
Unlike paying a lawyer by the hour (or any fraction thereof) to just prepare, push around and distribute paper, filing a criminal complaint would cost little or nothing.
OP would of course have to assemble, chronologically organize and provide clear and convincing supportive documentation in order to get the attention of investigators.
AFOV (according to the BBB link provided in post #4) has a Orlando street address and a phone number. A visit or a direct contact from their local Police Department might get their attention and maybe "encourage" some belated response or action. BBB has no juice or any legal authority whatsoever, but the P.D. can investigate a larceny complaint.
$4k is not pocket change and $4k disappearing into thin air is certainly nothing to just passively accept without undertaking serious and proactive counter measures.
Just a thought. Not proffering (nor am I suggesting that this personal input serves in any way as a substitute for) professional legal advice.
No guarantee that it would go anywhere, but the Orlando P.D. has indeed been known to investigate timeshare complaints involving disappeared money.
Unlike paying a lawyer by the hour (or any fraction thereof) to just prepare, push around and distribute paper, filing a criminal complaint would cost little or nothing.
OP would of course have to assemble, chronologically organize and provide clear and convincing supportive documentation in order to get the attention of investigators.
AFOV (according to the BBB link provided in post #4) has a Orlando street address and a phone number. A visit or a direct contact from their local Police Department might get their attention and maybe "encourage" some belated response or action. BBB has no juice or any legal authority whatsoever, but the P.D. can investigate a larceny complaint.
$4k is not pocket change and $4k disappearing into thin air is certainly nothing to just passively accept without undertaking serious and proactive counter measures.
Just a thought. Not proffering (nor am I suggesting that this personal input serves in any way as a substitute for) professional legal advice.
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