Harbor Resort Management Group Timeshare rippoff, fraud, scam, dishonest Las Vegas Nevada

http://www.redfin.com/IL/Tinley-Park/9242-Greenwood-Dr-60487/home/12999438

Wasn't hard to find. If the FBI can't find them it is only because they aren't trying to.

Goes to show you can be complete scum and get away with it...

Haddad and Jantalezio are currently selling medical imaging services in Milwaukee, Wisconsin under the business name Life Alert.

Visit the links below to read about the lawsuit filed by the Indiana Attorney General.

http://www.in.gov/attorneygeneral/press/Release.HarborManagement.html

http://www.consumeraffairs.com/news04/2007/12/in_timeshares.html

These people, which include David Hadad or David Haddad and Lisa Jantelezio, now work for Crown Point Resort, 1530 S Ivory Lane, Horseshoe Bend, AR 72512, 870-670-5091. The marketing call center is operated under E-Holiday Corp., 811 Second St., Suite 4B, Diamond B Mall, Horseshoe Bend, AR 72512, 1-800-706-6317. They also have offices: E-Holidays, 3101 Spring Mountain Rd., Suite3, Las Vegas, NV 89102 and Crown Point- E-Holidays, 20875 Crossroads Circle, Suite 875, Waukesha, WI 53186.

David Haddad & Lisa Jantelezio recently moved to Horseshoe Bend, AR and have been working at Crown Point Resort since May 2007. I do not know their home address but the resort's address is:

Crown Point Resort
1530 S Ivory Lane
Horseshoe Bend, AR 72512
870-670-5091

The owners of vacation resort management and harbor resorts are the same people. The was no buy-out, or anything of the sort. They simply changed offices, and continued to scam people, using the same management (Brian Kassalis, Shahin Sharili aka DK.. etc etc) Highland credit has nothing to do with the scam, as they were scammed as well.

VRM and HRM changed credit scores and submitted financing info on buyers to Highland, therefore not having to pay the huge financing costs associated with buyers possessing lower credit scores. Highland is pursuing the scammed consumers as they are trying to recoup the massive financial losses they incurred by accepting these fake loans.

In that situation, no one wins. Is it fair to try and collect from scammed consumers? No, but that company lost over 25 million dollars with these companies.

The owners of both companies are David Haddad and Lisa Jantelezio. They have left Vegas and are reportedly in Arkansas doing the same thing, only this time, opening the new business using the name of their newborn son Anthony. To top that, former employees are discovering that they have had phone service, electricity, furniture leases and more unknowingly put into their names.

We are having to dispute hundreds of thousands of dollars in false business expenses we had nothing to do with. We had to give our Social Security numbers in order to apply for a job, and that info was used to set up services we did not authorize. Further, we are owed months of paychecks which we were promised, but to date, have not received. Both lisa and David have filed bankruptcy, and have included our wages in that filing. We have filed all we can with the labor board, but if the FBI can't find these people (and they are looking) I doubt the labor board will either.

As an ex-employee (I was one of the people who you signed your paperwork with) I apologize for this scam. We did not know this was going on. Me personally, I walked out the day I figured out what was going on, and assisted other employees with insider information and we spoke to the FBI, therefore opening this case.

I doubt any of your financial losses will ever be recovered. The best we can all hope for is that both Lisa Jantelezio and David Haddad are caught and have to sit in jail for MANY years for the pain and financial ruin they have caused so many people.