Complaint Review: Executive Timeshare Marketing Inc

I saw an ad on TV for a company that sells Timeshares and I called. Executive Timeshare Marketing promised to sell my timeshare in 90 days, promised to get me multiple offers and promised to aggressively market and advertise my timeshare.

After paying $698.00 to them I noticed my timeshare wasn't even on their web site. After many calls to them and no return calls I became a little suspicious. I finally spoke to a woman who promised she would get my timeshare on the web site and she did after about a week and a half went by. It was listed in- correctly so after multiple attempts to call and e-mail I finally sent them a letter and it is still not corrected and I have still not received any call backs.

I am still suspicious because all you can do when calling customer service is leave a message and no-one calls you back. Customer Service has not replied to my letter. What kind of business has a customer service dept that does not reply at all. The sales person I was involved with initially told me he was a FL licensed realtor. I can not find his name listed with the FL board of realtors.

I feel this company took my money did nothing and now no-one is even there to speak with. day after day all you get is leave a message or some-one will call you back and no-one does.

Don't let the same thing happen to you. I encourage anyone that had the same experience to file reports with the better business bureau and the attorney generals office so we can stop this scam.

Doreen
Marco Island, Florida
U.S.A.