TLC Resorts Vacation Club , National Resort Liquidators Timeshare Scam Las Vagas Nevada

We did not make any agreements with the Sells person outide the sell it was in our meeting. He said that he would have someone he knows contact us in a month. They would ask us how much we wanted for our timeshare and to ask higher then we bought it for. This was in front of his supervisor before we signed the contract. He told us to give him a call if we didn't here from any one in a month. I tryed calling, texting and emailing the number and email that the salesperson gave us and no response.  That's when I contacted Tracie Bennet and she wouldn't even look into what I was telling her all she would tell me is there is nothing she could do about it. I ask her if she could find out the name of his supervisor  then I would talk to him my self. What kind of company has paper work in they're  files that they don't know who signed off on something and find that info. I bet they could if they had an IRS audit. They need to look closer to what they're sells person  and superiors are doing. Or maybe that's part of the scam.

Their salespeople befreind you then preceed to tell lies about what you will get. There are many examples of people who have posted how they were scam by Ms. Bennetts company. Our experience was extremely disturbing trying to steal our points with another Timeshare then promising to get 100,000 pts for our 20,000.  They would send us a check for our Maintenance Fees yet we would have to join there Vacation Club.

Went back to our dumpy hotel room and saw others post how this company operates. TLC Vacation Club aka Timeshare Liquidators is extremely fraudulent and full of lies and half truths. 

While I emphathize with Mrs. Veronica Spackman's dilema of purchasing a second membership prior to selling the first, there was no fraud nor underhanded dealing. Mr. and Mrs. Spackman signed individual contracts for their memberships, neither of which promised the resale of another. She writes in her complaint, they'd worked out a deal to INCREASE her points. When Mrs. Spackman reached out to me, she clearly said she'd been dealing privately with the salesperson. I don't have access to her salesperson, nor their personal cellular phone numbers, and thus could not be of service to Mrs. Spackman. I feel bad for Mrs. Spackman's inablity to say "no" to a purchase, but the responsiblity to not purchase something one can not afford, or has no desire to use, falls on the individual buying it in the first place, not the company offering the product for sale. Just because Mrs. Spackman was not able to reach a person with whom she advised she was working out a private deal with, does not constitute fraud, scam, or lack of service from TLC, NRL, or any other company. The customer clearly signed two (2) separate contracts, both of which have a clause which reads in part, "no verbal agreements have been made outside of this contract". Again, I'm sad Mrs. Spackman is unhappy, but her unhappinesss is the result of her own efforts. She has the ability to sell, will, or gift her membership as previously indicated, and is also outlined within her contract.