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1. www.bbb.org › tsr-group-llc-1086-90086436Business Profile for TSR Group LLC - Better Business Bureau

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   4300 E Sunset Rd Ste D3. Henderson, NV 89014. (833) 877-1988. Business hours. Closed.

   • Location: 4300 E Sunset Rd Ste D3, Henderson, 89014, NV

   • Phone: 8.3B

2. www.scam-detector.com › timeshare-resaleTimeshare Resale Scam (2024) - Scam Detector

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   Dec 12, 2023 · BEWARE OF THESE COMPANIES, connected to confirmed Timeshare Scam Activity, either by being a fake company or impersonating a legitimate one: GREAT LAKES TITLE & ESCROW in Alabama. GRATEFILL PROPERTIES in New York. INTERNATIONAL ADVISORS LLC in New York. ESCROW SERVICE INC in New York. REAL ESTATE PURCHASE COMPANY LLC in New York.

3. www.azcentral.com › story › moneyTimeshare contract purchase scams owner out of $24,000

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   • How Scammers Strung Him Along
   • Complaints About Timeshare Resale Scams on The Rise
   • How Timeshare Owners Can Avoid This Scam
   • How to File A Complaint with The Arizona Attorney General
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   He signed a letter of intent and got a call from an escrow company in Colorado Springs that said it was working with a Mexican bank to deposit the funds from the sale. Again Kittleson found the names of the companies were real. "All of a sudden, I get an email with a bank statement that looks like any bank statement here in the U.S. showing the fun...

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   Kittleson filed complaints with the FBI, Better Business Bureau, and Arizona Attorney General's Office. He later learned that while he was being scammed, other victims had complained and the Department of Real Estate had filed a cease-and-desist order against the claimed names of the scammers. Kittleson said he doubts anyone will be caught since th...

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   Don't trust someone calling you with an offer. If you want to sell your timeshare, use a reputable company that you find on your own.

   Never wire money to Mexico.

   If you are trying to verify a company, don't call the phone number listed on a document given to you. Instead, call the number listed on the official website for the company or the yellow pages.

   If it's too good to be true, it probably is.

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   If you are a victim of consumer fraud, you can file a complaint online with the Attorney General's Office. 1. Online: https://www.azag.gov/complaints/consumer. 2. Phone:602-542-5763 in Phoenix, 520-628-6648 in Tucson or 800-352-8431 anywhere else.

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   Have you been scammed? Do you have a complaint against a business or government agency? The Arizona Republic/azcentral.com in partnership with Call For Action can investigate. We're #HeretoHelpAZ. Fill out this online form, text HereToHelpAZ to 51555, or call 602-444-2255 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday through Friday to talk to a Call for Action vo...

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4. www.aarp.org › money › scams-fraudHow To Avoid Time-Share Resale Scams - AARP

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   Dec 3, 2018 · More Resources. If you think you’ve been the victim of a time-share resale scam, report it to the FTC online or by calling 877-382-4357. The Resort Owners’ Coalition, a program of industry group the American Resort Development Association, has an online resource center for time-share resales with step-by-step advice for consumers.

5. consumer.ftc.gov › consumer-alerts › 2014Be on the lookout for timeshare resale phonies | Consumer Advice

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   May 14, 2014 · May 14, 2014. The FTC and state consumer protection agencies have shut down dishonest timeshare resellers for bilking timeshare owners out of millions of dollars. If you’re selling a timeshare, listen carefully for the promise of lots of money quickly and a request for an upfront fee. Those are two key signs of timeshare resale scam — and ...

6. www.bbb.org › scamtracker › lookupscamScams Details - Better Business Bureau

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   Scams Details. This content is based on victim and potential victim accounts. Government agencies and legitimate business names and phone numbers are often used by scam artists to take advantage ...

7. www.trustpilot.com › review › tsrgrpTimeshare Relief Group Reviews | Read Customer Service ...

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   Timeshare Relief Group did an excellent job dealing with my case. They were easy to get a hold of and answered every question I had. The team was personable, smart and knew exactly how to handle every issue that came up. Would definitely recommend them for timeshare issues. Date of experience: August 09, 2022.

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   How do I report a time-share resale scam?

   • If you think you’ve been the victim of a time-share resale scam, report it to the FTC online or by calling 877-382-4357. The Resort Owners’ Coalition, a program of industry group the American Resort Development Association, has an online resource center for time-share resales with step-by-step advice for consumers.

   How To Avoid Time-Share Resale Scams - AARP

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   Is the timeshare resale scam happening?

   • Beware of the Timeshare Resale scam happening these days, aka the Timeshares For Sale Scheme. The pandemic has passed and the travel business is back on track; however, the economy is not. Many owners are struggling to get rid of their expensive houses.

   Timeshare Resale Scam (2024) - Scam Detector

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   How do I know if a resale company is a scam?

   • Do check with the Better Business Bureau and your state’s consumer protection office to see whether a resale company has a history of complaints. Do read the fine print. Go over a sales contract carefully to make sure it matches all the reseller’s promises. If you can, run it by an attorney.

   How To Avoid Time-Share Resale Scams - AARP

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   Did scammers buy man's timeshare out of $24K?

   • Scammers promising to buy man's timeshare con him out of $24K. Here's how they duped him An experienced real estate agent is speaking out about a sophisticated scam — a trap that ensnared him and could lure others into paying thousands of dollars to sell their timeshare contracts or reservations.

   Timeshare contract purchase scams owner out of $24,000 - azcentral.com

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   Are government agencies a scam?

   • Government agencies and legitimate business names and phone numbers are often used by scam artists to take advantage of people. My parents initially received phone calls from Realty Advisory Group, LLC offering to sell their timeshare in Mexico. They asked me to handle the call because my English is better.

   Scams Details - Better Business Bureau

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   How does a resale scam work?

   • The scammer sends over signed purchase documents that look legitimate, then asks you to provide a credit card number or make a wire transfer to cover any number of sale expenses: taxes, maintenance fees, closing costs, escrow and title services, or an upfront fee for the resale company.

   How To Avoid Time-Share Resale Scams - AARP

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