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Top 10 Timeshare Fraud-Scams In 2023

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  The Timeshare Law Firm has secured lawful Timeshare Divestments for over 9000 consumers. However, Victims of the Con-Artists faced an 82% Fraud Rate in the aftermarket industry. Consumers seeking a legal timeshare divestment were faced with a daunting task, and we have yet to find a  legitimate  resale program where consumers actually make great profits, or an Exit Company (or even claimed ‘lawyer’ service companies) that is legitimate, as in real Lawyer-Client legal representation and lawsuits to back it up. Victims of Timeshare Fraud scams in literally thousands of these consumer reports, evidence deceptive tactics used to trick them. Below you will find a list of some common Fraud-Scams that timeshare victims have faced. If you are a victim of timeshare fraud, The Timeshare Law Firm has experience with over 9000 consumers that have successfully divested from their timeshare.  Give us a call at 321-224-1111 and ask to speak with us directly for a with a Consumer Protection Attorney

How Timeshares Take Advantage of U.S. Military Personnel.

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  Most Timeshare Companies make their money by trapping normal people into contracts. These contracts will go on into perpetuity and will often not fulfill the desired service. Lots of “owners” decide they will not pay their mortgage, and/or their maintenance fees. This could severely harm their credit, but at least they wouldn’t be at risk of losing their job because of delinquent payments. According to  MillitaryMoney.com , a lot of jobs in the military require a certain level of security clearance to have accesses to classified information or sensitive materials. Delinquent debt can cause military personnel to lose security clearance as it can be considered a risk to national security. The government has to ensure that individuals with access to such information are trustworthy and do not have any financial troubles that may compromise their ability to protect classified information. Individuals who are unable to pay their debts on time may be more susceptible to financial pressure