executive timeshare marketing arlene halpin salesperson sent them a $317 check and never heard from them again. Internet
Sales person Arlene Halpin called and told me she would sell my existing time share for the fee of $317.
After months passed by I tried calling her to see if there was any progress on selling my timeshare but there was no answer. I found out that the Executive Timeshare marketing company was a fraud.
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RoseW
Phoenix,Arizona,
United States of America
never pay upfront fees
#2General Comment
Wed, January 09, 2013
If they ask for large upfront fees, of course it is a fraud, but at least you learned your lesson: Never pay upfront fees to get rid of your timeshare. I know a company that can give you a totally free consultation on how to proceed now, this is their website:
http://www.timesharescam.com/
good luck with everything, and thanks for the heads up