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is dynamic timeshare finders a scam he is in your circle. can you tell me 
address is said to be 348 cotton ave. macon,ga. tel # 4782277907
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Asked by fboyd from Mountain View, CAAnswered 12 years ago.
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i am a timeshare owner also. do not trust this company
all these timeshare companies are crooks. i personally wasted $500.00 last year to list my timeshare for sale with a company who did nothing. they all call/email you with the same lines
all they want is your money.
do not trust any of them. i get calls everyday from companies all over the country. i made the biggest mistake and personally wasted $500.00 PLEASE DO NOT MAKE THE SAME MISTAKE
once you buy the timeshare you are basically stuck with it.
i know i am
keith cohen
herman & Co. Realtors
New York City
Answered by Herman & CO. New York Fine Estates & Homes
6939 Amboy Road ,
Staten Island,
NY, 10309,
917-770-7284
(Novice with 5 pts.)
Answered 12 years ago. -
Hi
I got an email from "Joe Bell' from Dynamic Timeshare Finders on 1/16/2012. The first email Subject "I want to buy your timeshare"
This is what he wrote....
Hello my name is Joe Bell and I saw your timeshare for sale on Timesharehelper.com, I am looking to buy a unit at your timeshare resort on behalf of one of our clients. We are NOT a timeshare resale company we are a property locating service and we Cater to the needs of people who want to buy timeshares and campgrounds and the best part is The Buyer Pay our fees’s and commissions.
Your timeshare is a perfect match for one of our clients and we would like to make you an offer to buy your timeshare. So if your timeshare is still for sale please email me your phone number with area code or call me and i will present you with our clients offer to buy your timeshare. We are NOT a timeshare resale company we are a property locating service and we are going to buy your timeshare and the best part is our client pay our fee’s and commissions. After we talk on the phone I can then email you a signed written offer for the purchase of your timeshare.
Thank You
Joe Bell
I called his number that he left he said he had someone make an offer already. Which seemed weird b/c Joe didn't know anything about the resort and I am sure any legit company ask questions. He did ask me how much I wanted for it, I said between $20,000 and $24,000. He said that his clients made an offer for $22,700 and the contract is signed. Joe then said he would send the contract over.
I received the contract and it looked sketchy one because the clients (Brian and Valarie Kinter) signed the contract on 1/2/2012 (why would they sign a contract when their rep "Joe" hadn't even spoken to me yet?) and two the last part where I would have to pay fees."Seller agrees to pay the City and County transfer Taxes $47.12, Title search fee $99.00, and Money Transfer Fee $12.00".
I called Joe right back and he explained everything on the contract but was very vague about it. Then babbled about how Timeshare realtors/companies are going to be going out of business within the next 10 years..... To make a long story short he said that I would have to pay the fees ($47.12+$99.00+47.12) through Western Union. That raised a red flag. I told him I was not going to send any money. He got angry and said that he had other people that would take the offer.....I told him that he should go with them. He hung up on me.
I got a call on (1/18/2012) from some lady that said she worked for the company. She said she was just following up and that they have another offer. I told her I was not interested.
TOTAL SCAM!Answered by dbatvtc (Novice with 1 pts.)
Answered 12 years ago. -
I know very little about time shares except that I have been able to vacation in the same areas as people I know for less than they pay out each year in fees.
Answered by Whispering Pines Realty
PO Bx 610,
North Branch,
MN, 55056,
651-674-5999
(Mentor with 347 pts.)
Answered 12 years ago.
