We were already forced into purchasing a Wyndham timeshare while in Florida yrs ago- whole other fraud. In Wyndham TN they had us attend an "owners update meeting" and pushed FREE tickets to an attraction or VISA CARD. Upon entering meeting, we were separated into little rooms one on one with a sales person. They used aggressive and fraudulent sales pitches about access to resorts around the world, paid off timeshare eventually being handed down to our Boys for free.
We were there until roughly 0830 hours thru 1500 hours. We were told the salesperson in Florida lied to us but they could fix it. We were advised that we were in luck because this was the last week of them restructuring their timeshares. They forced us to buy more "points" in order to "save ourselves". Taking on an added mortgage of $28,000 and $12,000 On a Wyndham Visa that they opened up as a down payment to them could not even get us a 2 bedroom room so that our adult boys could have a bed.
We were stressed and frustrated and just wanted to leave and enjoy our one vacation in the 7 years of paying for this timeshare..(because we were never able to schedule with our points) We got home and realized the trouble that we were into into. I started trying July of 2020 to get out of this time share with the help of Wesley Financial Group timeshare exit company which is also a scam( another problem). I am no further today to canceling this time share..
Our credit has taken a hit because we stopped paying for a Wyndham and they refuse to let us out. The Wyndham timeshare group Is a group of pushy sales people who tell you crazy lies about the wonderful vacations you can have for the rest of your life while saving money. All we got was thousands of dollars more in bills and nothing to show for it. Not even sure what to do now, we have paid Wesley Financial Group about $8,300 and still paying(stuck in another contract) with no assistance. ...
We just want the timeshare canceled. We've paid Wyndham about $45,000 for one vacation in 10+ ish yrs... we just feel sick about all our money lost, my husband and I work multiple jobs and we work hard, this is awful.
Wyndham Nashville Reviews
We were already forced into purchasing a Wyndham timeshare while in Florida yrs ago- whole other fraud. In Wyndham TN they had us attend an "owners update meeting" and pushed FREE tickets to an attraction or VISA CARD. Upon entering meeting, we were separated into little rooms one on one with a sales person. They used aggressive and fraudulent sales pitches about access to resorts around the world, paid off timeshare eventually being handed down to our Boys for free.
We were there until roughly 0830 hours thru 1500 hours. We were told the salesperson in Florida lied to us but they could fix it. We were advised that we were in luck because this was the last week of them restructuring their timeshares. They forced us to buy more "points" in order to "save ourselves". Taking on an added mortgage of $28,000 and $12,000 On a Wyndham Visa that they opened up as a down payment to them could not even get us a 2 bedroom room so that our adult boys could have a bed.
We were stressed and frustrated and just wanted to leave and enjoy our one vacation in the 7 years of paying for this timeshare..(because we were never able to schedule with our points) We got home and realized the trouble that we were into into. I started trying July of 2020 to get out of this time share with the help of Wesley Financial Group timeshare exit company which is also a scam( another problem). I am no further today to canceling this time share..
Our credit has taken a hit because we stopped paying for a Wyndham and they refuse to let us out. The Wyndham timeshare group Is a group of pushy sales people who tell you crazy lies about the wonderful vacations you can have for the rest of your life while saving money. All we got was thousands of dollars more in bills and nothing to show for it. Not even sure what to do now, we have paid Wesley Financial Group about $8,300 and still paying(stuck in another contract) with no assistance. ...
We just want the timeshare canceled. We've paid Wyndham about $45,000 for one vacation in 10+ ish yrs... we just feel sick about all our money lost, my husband and I work multiple jobs and we work hard, this is awful.