Complaint Review: Vacation Register

DO NOT engage with this company to sell your time-share. This company is only interested in your advertising dollars and has no intention of selling your timeshare.

Talk about good sales people. Do I feel like a sucker, YES but since they were the first company that popped up on my search and Ed McMahon is their spokesperson!! Wow I thought I was in good hands.

My agents name was Lavinda and when I told her about the property I was selling she said my price was way too low and she could get about $4000 more for it. I asked how long she thought it would take to sell the property and she said "days". Then the whirlwind began, I was excited and she told be of great successes in selling the timeshares and open weeks.

I know that some people may think that maybe my timeshare was the issue but it is a Marriott Resort in Breckenridge CO and considered a top tier property. I called Marriott AFTER I made the transaction (should've called them first) and they told me that it was not worth half of what Vacation Register was trying to sell it for. I called Vacation Register back to lower my price and they did but I never heard from them after that.

I paid $699 on March 12, 2004 for the advertising fees and again, never a word have I heard. Oh and I never got the $1000 shopping spree from the World Wide Shopping Network either.

Keith
Baltimore, Maryland
U.S.A.