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Re: point rental liquidators (by Theodore D.):

My advice would be for you and/or your mother to write a clear explanation of what has transpired, but especially on the meeting with the salespersons. Show this to an expert on elderly abuse/exploitation (I was lucky here), who, hopefully, will think you have solid grounds for complaint. In each state, to my knowledge, is a governmental entity to whom such complaints are addressed (probably under the state attorney general). If any complaints have already been sent to those state personnel investigating timeshare, etc scams and/or frauds and a case number has been assigned, then the exploitation complaint can refer to the above number. Although I cannot positively state the reasons SSH accepted my demands, I have a hunch that my daughter-in-law's let- ters (about 20 of them) had an impact. As I stated, elderly abuse/exploitation is often considered a felony, even in Ne- vada, the scammer's state in my opinion. i would need your email address for me to be more specific.