Timeshare exit scams: From fake buyers to recovery fraud
The timeshare market continues to grow, but many owners seek exits due to rising costs and liabilities. While legitimate options like developer buy-backs and licensed brokers exist, the industry is increasingly plagued by fraudulent exit companies. These scammers use high-pressure tactics, unsolicited calls, and deceptive seminars to lure victims into paying large upfront fees for services that are never rendered. Common fraudulent schemes include title transfers to shell companies, fake class-a
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