Who called from 3212820600

Someone called from this number wanting to broker a deal in which I would sell my timeshare (for a very large profit) to a corporation.  Wanted me to send $368 dollars to advertise my timeshare with their service.  They guaranteed the sale, but never sent any company information when I requested verification of identiy.

**He first called me from 1-800-672-7034 then he returned a call to me from 321028200600.  They are the same people.  BEWARE!!!!!!  I have spoke to him a few times.  He left a voice mail on my home phone, he called me, I called him, he called me back and we spoke, then I called again, and we spoke.  My question, where or how did he get my info?

I rec'd the same call yesterday introduced himself as Courtney Lister and he is with Resort Equity Marketing, and someone is interested in buying my resort.  Long story short, he called me again today and I returned his call.  A female answered and laughed (probably thinking sucker) and she pout Courtney Lister on the phone.  I asked him what do I need to do.  He said pay the upfront fee of $699.00 which is "of course 100% refundable" yeah right I was thinking to myself.  He continued and "IF" we find a buyer or renter.  I thought "IF", he just told me he had a buyer.  So I then I called the corporate office of the place which I bought my resort from.  They have never heard of this company or person.  It is mostly likely a scam they said.  I gave them the info I had on this Lister person.  Not only does he call you by phone, they also solict through the mail.  The Bureau Consumer Affairs is the office that you should report this to.  Oh and don't let his beautiful website fool you.  The only ones that will fools are those that give up their personal information.

This guy name "David Monte" called me that I could rent my westgate timeshare for $3500 a week and he told me I have two weeks when in fact my timeshare isn't even ready to be used.  He said he guarantees $7000 for the fee of $1299 right now and I said I'll find more about the company and asked his company information.  He told me to check Rem2Sell.com.  Then he called me 2nd time asking me if I'm ready to make a move.  I said not really and he said "Do you wanna let this opportunity go by?" and sounded upset.  I don't know what this is really, but sure sounds like a scam to me.  Don't EVER give your personal/credit information over the phone.  They are mostly scammer unless you're talking to a major credit card company.

We got a call from "Bill Richards" the voice mail said call me back if you are interested in renting or selling your timeshare.  We called him, he went over a long deal and said he could get corporate people to rent our timeshare for 2300.00 a week all we needed to do was pay 1299 up front.  We told him we would not give him any money tonight and to send the contracts and we would look them over.  He responded with an upset tone and said they don't send contracts to people who don't have the money.  I told him he wasn't getting any money from us without the contract for us to take to a laywer, he got angry now and said : thanks for wasting my time" and hung up!  Shady deal if you ask me!

I got a call from Bradley with REM yesterday afternoon asking if I might be interested in selling my timeshare or renting out my points.  He asked me how many points we had and seemed shocked when I told him the amount.  He said 13,000 points was a lot and that we could probably sell our timeshare from anywhere between 35-40K.  He then asked me what we bought it for and I just said I didn't know.  The funny part of the conversation was when he asked if he could speak with my husband, I guess he assumed I couldn't make any decisions.  I said he needed to call back the next day in order to speak with both of us as I was at work and on my cell phone.  Before we got off the phone I got his information though.  He said his name was Bradley and I could call him at 1-800-672-7034, ext. 324.  He also said I could check out rem2sell.com for more information.  I spoke with my husband about the offer and he looked further into this morning, he found this site and informed me it was a scam.  Of course.  We are now looking into donating our timeshare to charity and getting a tax write-off for it.  We're tired of the maintenance fees going up.  There are many legit charities out there that will take a timeshare donation, you just have to do your research.