Complaint Review: Superstar Properties

On July 19, 2004 I obtained Superstar Properties information from an ad in a local newspaper. I called and spoke with Conrad Anderson. He was a very convincing liar. I believed his sales pitch and gave him my credit card number and signed a paper he sent to me. He stated he couldn't sell our timeshare without my signature. I signed and sent it back.  I never heard from him since.  I called, the phone was disconnected.  I sent a return receipt requested letter to the Pompano Beach, Florida address. The letter was sent back to me with a new address. I again sent a return receipt requested letter. It also was sent back to me address unknown.

Before I had any dealings with Mr. Conrad he suggested I call the BBB in Florida to confirm his business was listed with them which I promptly did. The BBB gave him a very good report! I then signed the "contract" so to speak and he proceeded to rip me off for $599.00.

To this day I have not heard from Superstar Properties Manager Conrad Anderson.  I do have the "Owners Vacation Home Form" with all information pertaining to the sale of our timeshare, including the credit card information I used to pay him.  I had no where to turn so I chalked it up to a learning experience.

Today, September 15, 2010, I decided to type in their website to see what came up. I wasn't really surprised to find he ripped off many other people. I was surprised to find the BBB gave the company an F when they assured me his business was on the up and up!  Obviously, he even fooled the BBB!