REI called me claiming they were an affiliate of RCI and would be able to rent out my unused timeshare weeks. They said they needed $1499.00 for advertizing costs upfront and would send me a check for $7400.00 once the property was rented which was to be in 90 days. They sent a Docusign which looked very legit.
When I called back after 90 days having not recieved a check I spoke with Katelynn Lacosta. She said the payout was in 120 days not 90 days and sugested I call her account manager Frank, no last name, at the corporate office. That number only alowed me to leave a voice message no call back ever came.
I called back after 120 days spoke with Katelynn Lacosta again and she said that 3 of the companies her company contracts for went under and that I no longer have an accessable account becuase REI is no longer in buiness.
I was informed by a one Tyler Weston of the manager who goes by raymond taylors real name is Raul Perez. He is a scam artist and should be arrested for fraud! I am filing a report! Thank you Mr. Weston!
In May, I received a phone call from Tyler Weston, phone # 888-274-5433, ext 214. As with the individual who filed the first complaint, i was caught in a weak moment. Tyler said i could sell my unused time to Resorts Exchange International for $6,900 and I would be paid in 60 to 90 days. As of today, 10/25/2018, the 90 days is almost two months past.
I called Tyler direct numerous times, but have he never answered the phone. He did return my call once, in mid August before the 90 days expired, and left a voice mail saying the 90 day period was ending and I should be receiving the check shortly. Since then, I left numerous voice messages on his extension and with the operator. I have heard nothing. Today when i called Tyler's extension directly, it went back to the operator. The message I left is if I do not hear from somebody today, I am calling the Florida Attorney General's office. I am curious to see what happens.
Call first time early in year, offer to rent 4 unit-weeks from RCI at a profit. Promised 1900/wk but wanted front money to establish the deal.
Called again in May, and offer was a bit sweater but basically the same, had record of previous conversations. $1499 front fee, return $7600 in 60-90 days.
Please be careful. On the phone voice REI and RCI are so similar it took spelling it out to catch the difference, then since I had RCI pending exchange credits it seemed a possible offer.
REI used Docusign.net in what appeared to be a legitimate use and it would be complete in 60-90 days, and the contract says the 90 day period for finding a renter.
(my problem) I did not do an adequate screening check to determine the false offer at the time or within the fraud alert period for my bank. Docusign is automated and does no background checks on the companies that load documents into their service, so the signed legal looking document means nothing in a scam like this.
Resort Exchange International, LLC. Reviews
REI called me claiming they were an affiliate of RCI and would be able to rent out my unused timeshare weeks. They said they needed $1499.00 for advertizing costs upfront and would send me a check for $7400.00 once the property was rented which was to be in 90 days. They sent a Docusign which looked very legit.
When I called back after 90 days having not recieved a check I spoke with Katelynn Lacosta. She said the payout was in 120 days not 90 days and sugested I call her account manager Frank, no last name, at the corporate office. That number only alowed me to leave a voice message no call back ever came.
I called back after 120 days spoke with Katelynn Lacosta again and she said that 3 of the companies her company contracts for went under and that I no longer have an accessable account becuase REI is no longer in buiness.
I was informed by a one Tyler Weston of the manager who goes by raymond taylors real name is Raul Perez. He is a scam artist and should be arrested for fraud! I am filing a report! Thank you Mr. Weston!
In May, I received a phone call from Tyler Weston, phone # 888-274-5433, ext 214. As with the individual who filed the first complaint, i was caught in a weak moment. Tyler said i could sell my unused time to Resorts Exchange International for $6,900 and I would be paid in 60 to 90 days. As of today, 10/25/2018, the 90 days is almost two months past.
I called Tyler direct numerous times, but have he never answered the phone. He did return my call once, in mid August before the 90 days expired, and left a voice mail saying the 90 day period was ending and I should be receiving the check shortly. Since then, I left numerous voice messages on his extension and with the operator. I have heard nothing. Today when i called Tyler's extension directly, it went back to the operator. The message I left is if I do not hear from somebody today, I am calling the Florida Attorney General's office. I am curious to see what happens.
Call first time early in year, offer to rent 4 unit-weeks from RCI at a profit. Promised 1900/wk but wanted front money to establish the deal.
Called again in May, and offer was a bit sweater but basically the same, had record of previous conversations. $1499 front fee, return $7600 in 60-90 days.
Please be careful. On the phone voice REI and RCI are so similar it took spelling it out to catch the difference, then since I had RCI pending exchange credits it seemed a possible offer.
REI used Docusign.net in what appeared to be a legitimate use and it would be complete in 60-90 days, and the contract says the 90 day period for finding a renter.
(my problem) I did not do an adequate screening check to determine the false offer at the time or within the fraud alert period for my bank. Docusign is automated and does no background checks on the companies that load documents into their service, so the signed legal looking document means nothing in a scam like this.