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Complaint Review: Wyndham Vacation Resorts - Orlando Florida
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8427 South Park Circle Suite 500 Orlando, Florida, U.S.A.
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Wyndham Vacation Resorts TimeShare Rip Off Artists Orlando Florida
I am writing this memo to help Wyndham owners and to devulge information taught to employees that handle owner concerns. As many of you know, Wyndham has a lot of class action lawsuits against them due to the many lies owners and members have been told. I understand this because I am a formal employee of the company and investigated misrepresentation against the sales sites.
The complaints I recieved from the owners were all the same so I know the owners were not lying when they told the tale of their sales experience. Wyndham trains their employees to lie and cover up lies. This company is a scam and will say anything and do anything to get your money. I can suggest if a sales rep tells you something to get it in writing with a signature and date for your records.
These contracts have a "rescission period" which allow you to cancel within a certain number of days. Each state is different so make sure to read the fine print. Make sure cancellation requests are in writing to the Las Vegas office(sent certified) within the cancellation time frame. I hope this helps someone as I have the inside scoop on the many lies Wyndham tells.
Wyndhamsux
ORLANDO, Florida
U.S.A.
The complaints I recieved from the owners were all the same so I know the owners were not lying when they told the tale of their sales experience. Wyndham trains their employees to lie and cover up lies. This company is a scam and will say anything and do anything to get your money. I can suggest if a sales rep tells you something to get it in writing with a signature and date for your records.
These contracts have a "rescission period" which allow you to cancel within a certain number of days. Each state is different so make sure to read the fine print. Make sure cancellation requests are in writing to the Las Vegas office(sent certified) within the cancellation time frame. I hope this helps someone as I have the inside scoop on the many lies Wyndham tells.
Wyndhamsux
ORLANDO, Florida
U.S.A.
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Wyndham Exploited My Grandparents
West Des Moine,Iowa,
U.S.A.
Wyndham exploited my grandparents
#2Consumer Comment
Mon, August 03, 2009
My grandparents owned two timeshares. They were invited to a "how to use your timeshares" dinner party, and left with three timeshares. My grandparents are 86 and 79. My grandma has dialysis twice a week. The time share they were scammed into buying was $17,000 and the seller put it on a credit card for them. He did not do a credit check because if he did, he would have known that my grandparents could NOT afford it because they are living off of social security. I believe that my grandparents were exploited by Wyndham. I believe that in their meeting with the seller he manipulated them and convinced them that they could afford and needed this timeshare. My grandparents are ashamed by their financial situation and are not willing to discuss much with our family. How do I go about getting more information? What next steps do I need to do? I have done a lot of research about this situation and see that there are many other people that have experienced this. If you go to the BBB website below, you will see how many complaints they have gotten in the past. There are 646 complaints in the past 36 months! http://www.orlando.bbb.org/newsearch2.asp?ComID=07330020000283 I have been trying to read some of the Florida laws about selling and purchasing of timeshares but they are difficult to understand. I also have contacted Wyndham. They couldn't give me much information because I am not the timeshare owner. Two customer service reps told me that one requirement of purchase is an annual income of $50,000 or more. Do you know if this is true? I also have contacted 60 minutes, Inside Edition, and CBS Evening News to get a story about this issue. Wyndham and other timeshare organizations are exploiting people, especially the elderly. What advice does anyone have to help me with my case?
Mike1
Pigeon Forge,Tennessee,
U.S.A.
You Are A Pissed Off Employee...................
#3Consumer Comment
Sat, June 06, 2009
You are just like all the complainers on this site. What do they lie about? You didn't state that. So were you a pissed off employee who was fired? You didn't say that either. Yes, you should get everything in writing, and yes, you should read your contract. This should be common sense. When you buy a home, a cell phone, or a car, you should read the contract. If you are going to make a complaint against any company on this site and say that they are lying, you need to state what they are lying about, or you seem like an idiot.
