Trinity Equity Group

[beryan]

I received an email, follow-up phone call, and contract to sell my timeshare for more money than I paid for it. There is no up-front money involved. The offer came from Trinity Equity Group. Has anyone heard of this company or sold timeshares to them?

 

[Ty1on]

I received an email, follow-up phone call, and contract to sell my timeshare for more money than I paid for it. There is no up-front money involved. The offer came from Trinity Equity Group. Has anyone heard of this company or sold timeshares to them?

There IS upfront money involved. They just won't spring it on you until you are hooked.

Why would any legitimate company pay you multiple times for your timeshare what you could get selling it on EBay?

It's a guaranteed scam.

 

[DeniseM]

There is a simple rule of thumb for timeshare offers:

If you have to pay ANYTHING upfront - no matter what they call it - it's a scam.

Reputable brokers take any fees out of the proceeds of the sale.

This "buyer" is going to wait until they have you completely hooked, and then they are going to come up with a bogus fee you have to pay, before you can get the big check.

Once they have your money, you will never hear from them again.

This is a scam we hear about every single day - if you fall for it, you will lose every cent you give them.

 

[TUGBrian]

http://tug2.net/timeshare_advice/timeshare_company_legitimate.html