It is a company called Nationwide Transfer LLC. They purport to help you sell your timeshare. At the time they called I was dealing with my husband's current hospitalization and did not want to talk about it. The woman that called said that she was sorry about my husband,,,but proceeded with her spiel anyway. I said "No thank you and please don't call again". I also blocked the number on my cell phone.
Could just be a wrong number they called and did not leave a message. That's why I always leave a message when I called the wrong number so that people don't worry
I've received several calls from this number. It is a company called Nationwide Transfer LLC. They purport to help you sell your timeshare (for a huge fee). I looked up the website, found the name and address of company owner, and then looked up the address on Google Earth. It's a house out in the country with lots of "junk" all over the yard. There is also what appears to be a broken down school bus on the property. Besides all of the complaints filed with the BBB, I would not trust a company whose CEO lived in a house in such disrepair.
They were inquiring when we were going to use our time share property or if we wanted to sell it. We don't have any timeshare property. When I asked for the caller to give me the address of this property, he ignored my request instead informed me that my husband and I needed to make an appointment for a meal and a presentation to learn more about this. I interrupted this schpiel and when he couldn't give me the address of this "property" he was referring to, I hung up.
It is a company called Nationwide Transfer LLC. They purport to help you sell your timeshare. At the time they called I was dealing with my husband's current hospitalization and did not want to talk about it. The woman that called said that she was sorry about my husband,,,but proceeded with her spiel anyway. I said "No thank you and please don't call again". I also blocked the number on my cell phone.