Timeshare Hot List I was lied to by being told one story about renting my timeshare by phone and another via the contract. Orlando, Florida

Mark Dabold at Timeshare Hot List presented me with their marketing strategy for renting my timeshare; however when I received a contract, it had clauses that concerned me.  I was promised a revised contract on 9/17/12 and again the following day.  I never received one.  In response to my question, Mark indicated that I needed to sign the contract and return it before it would take effect.  I never received a new contract, hence I never returned one. 

At first I thought we were just having trouble finding a time when we were both available but after my calls stopped being returned, I became suspicious. In good faith I gave a credit card number to charge $1259.00 before the first contract was sent knowing that consistant with their contract I had 3 business days to cancel after receipt of confirmation which I got on 9/19/12.  I left a message requesting a return call or cancellation on 9/20/12.  I received none.

I called again on the 21st and was told no one was available.  This was all extremely stressful and when I saw another report on your web site regarding the same company, I knew I had been duped.  I'm currently working on getting my money back through my credit card company.

I want to pass this along so hopefully others will not have to go through a similiar ordeal.