- Report: #568193
Complaint Review: Timeshare Registry International - Dunedin Florida
Reported By:
Charles -
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
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Timeshare Registry International
2672 bayshore blvd Dunedin, 34698 Florida, United States of America
Phone:
18003000180
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Timeshare Registry International Sounds like a scam Dunedin, Florida
I was contacted by timeshare Registry International, a lady by the name of Elaine Molina... what a nice lady! Honey this, honey that, she made me feel great and and made the business sound solid. I immediately gave them my creadit card number and they charged it. Sent the contract over email. But then I called the Resort and they first said companies like this are scams and then she said the week I own could be rented to regular people (not owners) for $1300, which was not near the $2600 Elaine promised me she could rent it for. On top of that the fee for renting is a one time fee only and they rent it "for life"... that's ridiculous, no business could survive like that. When I called Timeshare Registry International again, and told them I wanted to cancel, they immediately transfered the call to Elaine. She was very nice again, trying to lure me back. I told her about RipoffReport (thank you all for your postings which saved me some money) and she said the person who's posting against them is being sued.... "it's there on the front page, you have to read carefully" but she did not count on me being ON the Internet at that same time, and then she got all nervous... the sad thing is, after I told her (for the 100th time) that I wanted to cancel, the honeymoon was over! Honey- this honey-that no more! She transformed, started being rude and hung up on me! Luckily I dispute the transaction and got my money back (thank you Chase Master card!). Please be aware. Do not do business with them.
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DeborahM
Hayward,California,
Timeshare Registry International & Royal Elite Timeshare Scam
#2Consumer Comment
Fri, June 13, 2014
I was promised that Timeshare Registry International could sell my Royal Elite timeshare in a matter of days. After $900 and nine months later, I have never heard from them again. I fear that many like myself have been sucked into this scam. Timeshare Registry International and other timeshare reselling companies exist merely to prey on the trust of us senior citizens
