Resorts Royalty Timeshare marketing Resorts Royalty claimed they can sell my timeshare property after taking $199 since 3/10/2011. Just found out they're no longer in service. Oceanside, New York

Today (2/13/2012) I just found out that Resorts Royalty is no longer in service/business when I attempt to call up to see any update on my timeshare property that I signed up back in 3/10/2011.  To my surprised, contact business # no longer in service.  I google it & find out they'd ripped many other consumers like myself off after opened business for 3-4 months.  On 3/10/2011, I was told to pay $400 fee for the advertising of my property.  I did not have much money at the time and only afford to pay $199, so Resorts Royalty accepted.  The remaining balance will be paid off once the property got sale.  I guess they ran out of business and so I got ripped off with my money.