March 24, 2010|By Nirvi Shah, The Miami Herald Five years ago, Sheila Newman and her family bought a pair of timeshares, hoping they would enjoy years of vacations in Florida’s Panhandle and Myrtle Beach, S.C. Instead, it became difficult to take a vacation at all, so Newman listed her properties on a timeshare sales website. [Continue]
This is a great article I found: Source: The Florida Attorney General’s Office Vacation timeshares give you the right to use a vacation home for a limited, pre-planned period. Timeshare scams occur both on the front-end, the time of the original purchase, and at the back-end, when you try to resell the timeshare. Victims of [Continue]
With the school year winding down, families are thinking about summer — and family vacations. But along with those vacation plans come scam artists who are also plotting and planning ways to scheme their way into the wallets of consumers. The National Consumers League recently released a consumer alert highlighting different vacation and [Continue]
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