An Appalling Experience with Hilton
“Promises are worse than lies. You don’t just make them believe, you also make them hope.” It’s not often we get to quote Marilyn Monroe here at Timeshare Facts.…
Five Lies from Capital Vacations
Google “hypocrisy.” hy•po•cri•sy noun: the practice of claiming to have moral standards or beliefs to which one’s own behavior does not conform; pretense. That’s from the publishers of the Oxford English…
The Company You Keep: Hilton, Bluegreen, Bass Pro, and a Pattern of Broken Trust
Birds of a feather flock together! Now there’s a cautionary tale we all have heard – mostly from parents and teachers…those who work hard to form our character as…
Hilton for the Stay Away
By now we’re sure you’ve seen them. All those slick Hilton commercials with the company’s advertising slogan: “Hilton. For the stay.” Like it’s a win just to get in…
A Federal Bill of Rights for Timeshare Buyers
The high-pressure timeshare sales meeting. A predatory formula the timeshare industry has relied on for decades. Why is it that timeshare companies always rush owners through the signing of sales…
“Fraudulent Activities” at Capital Vacations
If you are a timeshare owner, there really is nothing worse than being unable to reach a real human when you need answers from your timeshare company. Leave it…
Hilton Used My Mother’s Death As Sale Tactic
“Sales Rep Used My Mother’s Death As Sale Tactic” Sometimes the headline writes itself. Combing through the hundreds of comments about Hilton Grand Vacations on Reddit, we recently came across a…
“SHAME ON HILTON”
My, my, my. It seems we’ve really struck a nerve. Those horror stories we’ve shared about Hilton Grand Vacations… …drawn from the hundreds of complaints on file with the Better…
Twelve Lies by Bluegreen
Wowza! Timeshare Facts has put a spotlight on hundreds of timeshare horror stories. These personal experiences come from the thousands who have filed lawsuits, or complaints with their state attorney general, or complaints with the Better Business…
Hilton’s “Reality Was Far From the Promise”
Words. Words are just words. Words really only work if everyone agrees on what they mean. For example: If you want to buy a red car, but a dealership delivers…