In America, everyone has the right to an attorney – even criminals! EVERYONE, that is...EXCEPT timeshare owners at Diamond Resorts International. That’s what Robert and Suzanne Curthoys of Folsom, California discovered when they tried to get Diamond to…
Troy may be from Evansville, Indiana...but he sure gets around. He’s had to endure the timeshare sales pitch from Diamond Resorts in places like Las Vegas, Lake Tahoe, Maui and Orlando. That’s why we…
Common courtesy. It’s the least a company can provide when dealing with customers. If someone has a question about your product, you answer it. If something goes wrong, you fix it. If you make…
We get it. Timeshare companies are in business to make money. Why companies like Diamond Resorts make money is no mystery. How they go about making money it is what actually makes their customers so darn upset. Sales…
Now there’s an email subject line that grabs your attention. Elder abuse is a pretty serious charge. But it seems justified after we read the full message from Marie in Vermilion, Ohio…
We get it. Timeshare companies LIKE to keep things complicated. In fact, one of the reasons there are 2,170 pages of complaints against Diamond Resorts in the Florida Attorney General’s office is because it can take a while…
“Seniors Beware!” This is a blaring warning. The most important lesson to learn from the tragic story of 79-year-old Alfred Jeung. He committed suicide after making a disastrous series of Diamond Resorts timeshare purchases late…
Last week, Timeshare Facts shared the tragic tale of 79-year-old Alfred Jeung. Alfred was driven to suicide by the mounting debts resulting from a catastrophic series of Diamond Resorts coerced timeshare purchases made during the last two years of his…
“I would like to apologize to my family, brothers + sisters and in-laws for my actions.” That’s how Alfred Jeung began the suicide note he left behind before taking his own…
“Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in!” - Michael Corleone, The Godfather III Arguably, the most famous line in the movie The Godfather III. It comes when main character…