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Complaint Review: Tahiti Village - Consolidated Resorts - Soleil LLC - Las Vegas Nevada

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  • Tahiti Village - Consolidated Resorts - Soleil LLC 801 South Rampart Blvd., Suite 200 Las Vegas, Nevada U.S.A.
  • Phone: 800-2313111
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  • Category: Resorts

Tahiti Village - Consolidated Resorts - Soleil LLC Tahiti Village Scam Artists Las Vegas Nevada

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Please add my name to the Tahiti Village victim list. My wife and I purchased our pretend condo in August 07 (they gave us a deed like we really own something, but its worthless). Nobody in their right mind would buy this property. I certainly wasnt thinking clearly when I handed over a check for over $1,000 and agreed to pay this corporate rip off $186 a month for the next 11 years.

Well, Im a little slow at processing information, but I finally took out a calculator and ran the numbers.

I figured that if I continued to pay $186 a month for 11 years (that's the deal I got) it would be close to $25,000 at the end of my payment schedule. Then I would have to continue to pay maintenance fees.

If I used "my property" one week every other year (thats also a specific detail of my contract) I would be paying close to $700 per night. I'd be paying that much that for a room that today I could rent for about $85 per night if I was to make an online reservation. Why am I being charged so much more than the guy off the street? Im supposed to be an owner this place!

With my down payment and monthly payments I've lost over $2,000 on this deal already and weve never used the place. I emailed Consolidated Resorts and told them I was canceling my contract and asked them to stop deducting from my account. They ignored me and collected anyway. So I cancelled my bank account.

Then, they called me and said they would report me and my credit would suffer. I said, "Do what you have to do." Now, they keep calling my wife at work and sending her emails saying we cannot cancel our contract and that they are charging us late fees...

I've contacted the Washington State attorney general's office and they tried appealing to Consolidated Resorts on my behalf, but it didn't help. The attorney general advised retaining an attorney if I wanted to pursue the matter.

An attorney may be in my future, but right now I'm ready to call one of the television consumer advocates in my area. Im also considering walking around the Tahiti site with a sign saying Tahiti Village is a Rip Off- Dont be a Sucker Like Me!

This ordeal has my wife very upset. She is a cancer survivor and I'd like to minimize her stress. When I told Tahiti Village that we had some medical issues this winter, (that was the first reason I cited for wanting out of the contract and it was the truth), to paraphrase the thugs they replied "sorry for you, you still owe us."

Do I have any other recourse?

I just want to walk away and have them stop bothering my family and me.

Jim
Seattle, Washington
U.S.A.

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AUTHOR: Helene - (U.S.A.)

POSTED: Thursday, May 29, 2008

You did the right thing by cancelling youR Bank Account.

Tell your wife to get a new e-mail account and only tell people who need to know what it is.

Next,somebody needs to remind these people that they can NOT call your wife's place of employment under the FEDERAL FAIR DEBT COLLECTION statute.
She needs to record them with a tape recorder and tell them that what they are doing is illegal harrassment and she will report them and file federal RICO charges on them.

You guys were a victim of extortion.

the usual gimmick is they ply you with alcohol until you are S***-faced drunk and treat you like a King and when you fell like you rule the world and have millions to spare, THAT is when they present you with the contract to sign on the line.

You might explain that is what happened to any attorney.

I saw an ex-brother-in-law of mine rooked like that. I had been along to see what it was like and I had been discreetly dumping the drinks and subbing sodas instead because I dont' drink. I was being cursed and actually had a whisley bottle thrown at me by one of the presenters but my relatives and I managed to get him out of there before he spent who knows how much thosands of dolalrs for some beach front property in Corpus Christi which suddenly wasn't beach front after the first major hurricane of the season.

Those presentations are just like a beautiful gift box from a trendy, upscale name brand store and you tear into the gorgeous wrapping paper and the amazing bows just to find that it is EMPTY and so is your wallet!

Dont you know who really runs Vegas????

I can't imagine anyone wanting to buy a stupid condo in the first place!

THEY ARE THE BIGGEST RIP-OFFS of all time.

You do not own the building where they are located. Somebody else owns the building and they put up a sham board of directors who decidewho can get thrown out and what the rules are etc. and then they have a sham manager who is a spy for the REAL owners.

In exchange for the prestige of living in this building, you have to pay a MORTAGE with an ungodly interest rate, usually; you have to pay PROPERTY TAXES which are also ungodly --JUST LIKE YOU WOULD IF YOU OWNED A REGULAR SINGLE-FAMILY HOME --YOU have to pay for any repairs to appliances, etc. in your unit JUST LIKE YOU WOULD IF YOU OWNED A REGULAR SINGLE-FAMILY HOME!

But wait, there's more!

You HAVE to pay a monthly MAINTENANCE FEE on which no caps are imposed JUST LIKE RENT.

You can be thrown out JUST LIKE IF YOU WERE RENTING! For almost any minor infraction of some ridiculious rules --depending on the whims of the management.

If you can keep re-selling condos and keeping all of tht money, you have made yourself a heck of a lot of money for a minimum investment. Like with repo cars --make them look great and charge for the downpayment what you paid for them at the car auction and keep taking the guy's money until he can't pay anymore. then you take the car and put if up for sale again. WHAT A SCAM!

What do you own when you own a condo? You belongings that you put in there and you own THE AIR INSIDE! d**n yuppies have you paying for AIR!

WHAT A GREAT MONEY-MAKER FOR THEM AND WHAT A SORRY RIP-OFF FOR YOU!


If worse comes to worse, you guys should contact all of the credit reporting agencies and have them flag your accounts for fraud because these folkss ound like the scumbags that wanted me to pay for my car again after the car company sold my account to them when I only had three payments left to go. They claimed I had never made a payment so I sent copies of the receipts to them.

They countered. "That was with the car company, but not with us. You have to pay us for it now."

So the car caught on fire and when they called me to hound me about the payments, I told them it was in the police impound lot and to go and get it out of there. just the trunk was the only thing that the fire did not burn up...

And then I changed my home phone to an unpublished, unlisted number ( It has to be both), I bought another cell phone, I got another job and I walked away.

Since that time, I have wholesaled all of my vehicles.

And you all need to stop wasting money on time-shares and save it for your old age retirement!

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