I got the same call yesterday. They have a buyer willing to pay over market value. They even said that a 20% deposit was received from the buyers. Proceeding very cautiously.
I got the same call yesterday. They have a buyer willing to pay over market value. They even said that a 20% deposit was received from the buyers. Proceeding very cautiously.
I got the same call as referenced above. They gave me a buyers name, also in Michigan, but with a different phone number. I spoke with them and they seemed in a hurry to end the conversation. I have since left messages for them to call me since I had further questions. They do not return calls. I was told part of the process was that my Timeshare had the right of first refual to purchase at the quoted price. I was told this was done; however the timeshare denies ever receiving such communication. I am about 60 days into the process and have serious doubts. They said they received a $5,000 down payment from the buyer, $2,880 of which was mine even if they backed out. I requested they send me the $2,880, but they just blow me off concerning this.
I just got this same phone call and they told me my expense would be $1500 for the preparation of my paper work. I do not want to had over $$ to anyone I have a call into the company who did my closing services when I bought it to check out what the cost to me is if I use them and not this mans company, Still waiting to hear. Very suspicious of these calls.
Thank god after dealing with Executive Travel Management for 75 days my deal is finally done and I received my check for what my timeshare was sold for. I also did request to speak with the purchaser and we were able to get in touch and talk about somethings regarding ETM's process in getting the deal done. We both put our trust in them because they were referred by some well known companies. I'm that the proccess did not take longer than 90 days. I