April 2017

By Jeff Weir, for TimeSharing Today CARSON CITY, NV — A new bill that would require developers to provide additional disclosures for timeshare buyers passed its first legislative hurdle in the Nevada Senate March 2. But not without some injuries. As amended by the Judiciary Committee, Senate Bill 195, authored by Sen. Becky Harris (R-Las Vegas), would add the following consumer disclosures to the Public Offering Statement documents...

Attorney General Brnovich Announces $800,000 Settlement with Diamond Resorts For Immediate Release: December 23, 2016 Contact: Ryan.Anderson@azag.gov Attorney General Brnovich Announces $800,000 Settlement with Diamond Resorts Settlement Agreement Resolves Allegations of Consumer Fraud Act Violations Attorney General Mark Brnovich announced today that the State of Arizona has entered into a settlement agreement with Diamond Resorts Corporation, a timeshare sales company with resorts located in the United States and internationally. ...

From: The Timeshare Consumer Bureau / John 1/4/2016 02:30:32 pm BEWARE WYNDHAM RESORTS SCAM PRESENTATIONS!!! Don't be a sucker. My wife and I just sat through one of these Wyndham presentations recently on 30/12/2015. My wife got the sales pitch initially from a Dreamworld tourist event promotions booth to attend a 90 minute presentation (this is their first outright lie because you will be in there...