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  • Report:  #1069679

Complaint Review: Your World Vacations

Your World Vacations Financial Service Professional and Financial Aquisitions LLC Time share sale and escrow company for my Mayan Palace time share. TOTAL SCAM!!! Chicago Illinois

  • Reported By:
    Tami — Tucson Arizona
  • Submitted:
    Wed, July 24, 2013
  • Updated:
    Fri, May 30, 2014

 Your World Vacations sent us a letter stating that they would Guarantee the sale of our time share for $29,500.00. They then ask for an transfer fee to be paid up front to an "escrow company".  The fee is $2,950.00.

We refused after researching the company and finding similar complaints.  They waited a couple weeks and came up with a new offer.  David Ortiz said he would try to get a letter from the escrow company directing the buyer to pay the "transfer Fee" but we had to sign that we could not back out of the deal once funds were placed into escrow.  I requested the name of the escrow company and he said it was Financial Service Professional in Springfield MO.  I looked online and could only find a phone number under the BBB who stated that they were not a member.  I called and spoke to Mr. Romo.  I asked him for their license number so I could check it through the Dept. of Financial Institutions.  Mr. Romo didn't know what I was talking about when I asked for the number and had to put me on hold.  When he returned he continued to avoid answering the question but finally stated the license # LC0910833 was actually under the name Financial Aquisitions LLC.  I then checked both names and the license number and of course they don't exisit.

I hope that this information can help someone before they get involved in this scam.

6 Updates & Rebuttals


DeborahM

Hayward,
California,

Mayan Palace Timeshare Scam

#7Consumer Comment

Thu, April 10, 2014

Unfortunately you got hooked into a timeshare presentation; Mayan Palace timeshare resorts are known for particularly hard sell tactics. ALL the transfer companies, car rental companies, etc. are OUTSIDE the airport. The people between Customs and the doors to the outside are almost all timeshare reps (couple of kids trying to make a few bucks hauling luggage for folks also). If you go back to the Riviera Maya do not stop or talk to any of these people until you get outside. If you feel you must be polite just say No gracias and keep walking with your eyes down or straight ahead. Most of them wear these really official looking uniforms and will tell you all sorts of lies, like how you have to show them your transfer papers, etc. Just ignore them and keep going

 


SammiF

Hayward,
California,

Mayan Palace Timeshare Scam

#7Consumer Comment

Mon, January 06, 2014

Do NOT do the Mayan Palace Timeshare presentation! We tried to say no until we were so tired of it we agreed to a 90 minute presentation for $100 USD per couple and 10% off of our charges for the week. The 90 minutes became 150 minutes. Each time they were ready to let us leave a different person prevented us from leaving. Very rude and dishonest. I had to express anger at the fifth person before they showed us the door. This left a sour taste in our mouths for the last few days


NatalieWells

Las Vegas,
Nevada,

Mayan Palace Timeshare Scam

#7Consumer Comment

Mon, August 12, 2013

The resort itself seems very nice, the sales pitch, however, is pure high-pressure sales. The sales people are snakes, their only motive is greed. They have no concern for what is ethical and will “brow beat” you to make their money. It was not worth the free breakfast and $50.00 dinner coupon. When I finally got up to walk away from the table, Luis got in my face and began to argue with me, telling me I couldn’t leave until he said the presentation was over. I continued to walk away as I raised my voice at him. You would think that that would be the end of it, but they will continue to pass you to the next person for a “survey” which turns into another sales pitch…these people are shameless. If you agree to attend the 90 minute presentation you will regret it.Search online for Mayan Palace Timeshare Scams for other “horror stories”.


Becker79

Los Angeles, CA,
California,

Mayan Palace Timeshare Scam

#7Consumer Comment

Thu, August 08, 2013

Most of the Mayan Palace Timeshare Scams being committed by the Sales representative is that they don’t let their buyers know they have a 5 days cooling period if they wish to cancel; instead, they repeatedly tell they buyers once the contract is being sign there is no cancellation period. They also offers a trade-In, letting the buyer believe that Mayan Palace is going to take their other timeshare and sell them for them and deducting the cost of their new timeshare with Mayan Palace, but at the end you end up owning two timeshares and payments due for Mayan Palace turning it into in a double scam. Mayan Palace’ Sales Pitch will explain you all the places you can go with your timeshare and how much you are going to love your vacations with them and how exclusive and prestigious its to own a Mayan Palace’ timeshare. What they fail to explain you is how the timeshare works and what are the real possibilities of traveling to those places. They also fail to explain what kind of unit you are in fact purchasing and more often than ever it is now the unit the sales representative shows you in the tour, They also promise to get you discounts in airfares and certificates for cruises which both of them are false.


ThomasR

Dallas,
Texas,

Mayan Palace Timeshare Scam

#7Consumer Comment

Thu, August 01, 2013

It is the same old story with the a Mayan Palace timeshare resorts (owner David Chavez) who does not care about what fraud he perpetrates on timeshare buyers.  The same old adage applies, with regard to rental fees applicable, etc. It is fraud and there is right of rescission in Mexico no matter what program you buy, no matter what the horror show salespeople tell you.  Heve not met one semi-honest one representing the mayan chain yet. Yes, we got scammed and bought, never again. These are the worst operators in the business.  The name of the programs, Mayan Regency, The Dream, Mayan Palace, Grand Mayan, Bliss, Grupo Luxxe change with regard to what they wish to charge.  The upshot is if you are down the line in their program name game list you lose benefits. The tiger does not change its stripes.  Beware


ThomasR

Dallas,
Texas,

Mayan Palace Timeshare Scam

#7Consumer Comment

Mon, July 29, 2013

Most of the Mayan Palace Timeshare Scams being committed by the Sales representative is that they don’t let their buyers know they have a 5 days cooling period if they wish to cancel; instead, they repeatedly tell they buyers once the contract is being sign there is no cancellation period. Mayan Palace sales representative also offers a trade-In, letting the buyer believe that Mayan Palace is going to take their other timeshare and sell them for them and deducting the cost of their new timeshare with Mayan Palace, but at the end you end up owning two timeshares and payments due for Mayan Palace turning it into in a double scam.

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