Complaint Review: Vacation Communications Group - Reno Nevada
- Vacation Communications Group 10775 Double R Blvd Reno, Nevada USA
- Phone: 866-578-8036
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- Category: Sales People
Vacation Communications Group Timeshare Sale Fraud Reno Nevada
*Consumer Comment: Scammed as well, refund in sight though
*General Comment: Timeshare Resale Scams
We were contacted by phone last March about selling our timeshare at Verde Ridge at Highlands in Sedona, AZ. James Cobb told us his company, Vacation Communications Group had a buyer for our timeshare if we were willing to sell it. We had listed it several years before with another company but it had not sold. The contract was handled thru email. It is now four months down the road, and we can no longer contact this company. Everytime I call, the lines are busy even at midnight. We paid $1,000.00 by credit card which was closed because the sponsored organization changed banks. We no longer have access to the original bank to make a fraud claim.
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#2 Consumer Comment
Scammed as well, refund in sight though
AUTHOR: knittingmom - ()
SUBMITTED: Friday, July 12, 2013
#1 General Comment
Timeshare Resale Scams
AUTHOR: ThomasR - ()
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, July 03, 2013
Sadly but truth, there is virtually no resale market for timeshare anymore. The market has collapsed and the stark truth is most timeshare is worthless. Ebay is full of timeshare weeks unsold for only $1. The sellers would of course be quite happy to sell for eve less just to rid themselves of timeshare, so, what would anyone believe on someone that calls and claims there's a "prospect buyer" for your timeshare? It's just too good to be true... I recommend you to read these articles on how to get out of a timeshare resale scam: http://www.timesharescam.com/
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