Elimination Company

I have been scammed three times by resale companies promising big payouts. I recently gave money to a company called American Resort Resolutions (866-444-4330). They did not promise to sell my property but they said they could get me out of my mortgage and maybe some of what I put down. I was very skeptical. I just got a release letter from Wyndham saying that they were letting me out of my $80,000 mortgage and refunding my down payment. This is a good company.

janeg148 wrote:

I have been scammed three times by resale companies promising big payouts. I recently gave money to a company called American Resort Resolutions (866-444-4330). They did not promise to sell my property but they said they could get me out of my mortgage and maybe some of what I put down. I was very skeptical. I just got a release letter from Wyndham saying that they were letting me out of my $80,000 mortgage and refunding my down payment. This is a good company.

1. Who on earth could / would ever possibly acquire (or who would ever grant) a $80,000 loan on a timeshare???

2. What timeshare on Planet Earth would ever sell for $80k in the first place? Most developer direct sales at Wyndham are between $15k -- $20k price range (and grossly overpriced even at that amount).

3. Wyndham financing is by a third party, as far as I know. Accordingly, Wyndham would not have the legal standing or authority to "release" ANYONE from a mortgage which Wyndham didn't themselves issue in the first place.

There are some truly clueless readers in these forums, but this tall tale / ad insults the intelligence of even the dumbest among them...

janeg148 wrote:

I have been scammed three times by resale companies promising big payouts. I recently gave money to a company called American Resort Resolutions (866-444-4330). They did not promise to sell my property but they said they could get me out of my mortgage and maybe some of what I put down. I was very skeptical. I just got a release letter from Wyndham saying that they were letting me out of my $80,000 mortgage and refunding my down payment. This is a good company.

SHILL ALERT .... there's no way any entity can get you out of a mortgage .... also there's no timeshare that costs $80.000? Your claim is ridiculous.

Just received this same scam, but the first part was recorded, and the second part was samantha davis, who almost forgot her own name :). Wanted me to call her at 866-444-4330. Said she was with the processing and dispatch center.

Called from a 214-817-4139 number which I am sure was spoofed to look local.

janeg148 wrote:

I have been scammed three times by resale companies promising big payouts. I recently gave money to a company called American Resort Resolutions (866-444-4330). They did not promise to sell my property but they said they could get me out of my mortgage and maybe some of what I put down solitaire bliss. I was very skeptical. I just got a release letter from Wyndham saying that they were letting me out of my $80,000 mortgage and refunding my down payment. This is a good company.

I think these companies are all scams. There is no way anyone can “clear” the loan or get their money back that easily. If you really want to get out of your timeshare, you should contact Wyndham directly or consult a lawyer, do not believe the promises. Anyone who receives a similar call should be careful, record it as evidence and report it to avoid others being scammed.

benj138 wrote:

I think these companies are all scams. There is no way anyone can “clear” the loan or get their money back that easily. If you really want to get out of your timeshare, you should contact Wyndham directly or consult a lawyer, do not believe the promises. Anyone who receives a similar call should be careful, record it as evidence and report it to avoid others being scammed.

Keep in mind that you are responding to an inquiry over 14 years old so the OP has likely move on.

Secondly, "If you really want to get out of your timeshare", there's no need to consult a lawyer. Yes, a Wyndham owner can contact Wyndham's Ovation/Certified Exit program.

As for recording a call and using it as evidence, for the evidence to be admissible, the party on the other line has to be informed that the call is being recorded.

And yes, it is reminded on timeshare forums such as these many, many times that these exit companies and upfront fee resale/rental companies are scams.