This company claimed they had a buyer for my Vacation Club membership in Mexico. I would only need to pay an upfront fee of $4,399.00 which would be reimbersed at closing. Now they say the Mexican Government wants me to pay an additional $7259.00 in taxes. I feel this a breech of contract, but if I cancel I will loose $4000.00.
Don"t be stupid like me. Hang up if they contact you
This is classic time share fraud. I recieved an offer to sell my timeshare from Halicon Brokerage Group (internet site is very professional). I signed it just to see what this deal was. It contained detailed financial details of my original purchase..which must have been stolen. I checked out their office location and found out that it was bogus.
I called the manager Justin and asked for his brokerage #. The number proved out to be someone else's. I also discovered he had stolen the ID of the owner of the brokerage #. This guys scam is to claim he has a buyer in Canada who will transfer $ to a trust. He will then tell you he needs you to do a bank transfer of costs and it goes on. I asked him for a copy of his drivers licence and proof of realtors license ( Also asked Abagail) which he would not give me.
This guy is really pretty stupid as he said he had 15 on his staff and occupied two floors of the bogus building and that a Canadian company was buying the property as a tax write off. Got real defensive when I confronted him with the facts as he danced around and basically said I was nuts. Bottom line is he is a liar and his scheme if you think about it has a lot of holes in it.
I am a licensed real estate managing broker and brokerage owner in Illinois. I was contacted by an individual who informed me that he has been speaking with an alleged real estate broker from the Halicon Brokerage Group (Halicon) relative to a time-share transaction involving the wiring of bank funds. The Halicon employee identified himself by my full name (First, middle, and last) and further provided my Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) license number. I informed the individual that I have never heard of Halicon, nor have I had any involvement with said time-share transaction. The IDFPR website does not list Halicon as a licensed real estate managing brokerage entity. I highly recommend not engaging with anyone alleging he/she is an agent, broker and/or an employee of Halicon. I have confirmed with the Illinois Secretary of State that Halicon is not a registered business within the State. Halicon's website is rather convincing, however, its website server is registered in Italy.
Halicon Brokerage Group Reviews
This company claimed they had a buyer for my Vacation Club membership in Mexico. I would only need to pay an upfront fee of $4,399.00 which would be reimbersed at closing. Now they say the Mexican Government wants me to pay an additional $7259.00 in taxes. I feel this a breech of contract, but if I cancel I will loose $4000.00.
Don"t be stupid like me. Hang up if they contact you
This is classic time share fraud. I recieved an offer to sell my timeshare from Halicon Brokerage Group (internet site is very professional). I signed it just to see what this deal was. It contained detailed financial details of my original purchase..which must have been stolen. I checked out their office location and found out that it was bogus.
I called the manager Justin and asked for his brokerage #. The number proved out to be someone else's. I also discovered he had stolen the ID of the owner of the brokerage #. This guys scam is to claim he has a buyer in Canada who will transfer $ to a trust. He will then tell you he needs you to do a bank transfer of costs and it goes on. I asked him for a copy of his drivers licence and proof of realtors license ( Also asked Abagail) which he would not give me.
This guy is really pretty stupid as he said he had 15 on his staff and occupied two floors of the bogus building and that a Canadian company was buying the property as a tax write off. Got real defensive when I confronted him with the facts as he danced around and basically said I was nuts. Bottom line is he is a liar and his scheme if you think about it has a lot of holes in it.
I am a licensed real estate managing broker and brokerage owner in Illinois. I was contacted by an individual who informed me that he has been speaking with an alleged real estate broker from the Halicon Brokerage Group (Halicon) relative to a time-share transaction involving the wiring of bank funds. The Halicon employee identified himself by my full name (First, middle, and last) and further provided my Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) license number. I informed the individual that I have never heard of Halicon, nor have I had any involvement with said time-share transaction. The IDFPR website does not list Halicon as a licensed real estate managing brokerage entity. I highly recommend not engaging with anyone alleging he/she is an agent, broker and/or an employee of Halicon. I have confirmed with the Illinois Secretary of State that Halicon is not a registered business within the State. Halicon's website is rather convincing, however, its website server is registered in Italy.