The Con Men at Diamond
So… what’s the biggest SCAM going these days? Emails that begin: “I’m a Nigerian prince...”? Maybe… Texts that claim: “Your account has been breached. Send us your password...”? We’ve all seen that! But… How about…
No Happily Ever After with Diamond for These Newlyweds
Think of all the planning that goes into a wedding. Deciding who to invite... ...finding the perfect location... ...choosing food, music, maybe even caterers and a band... ... sitting through a mandatory five-hour presentation from…
“Shocked and Stunned” by Diamond’s Lies
“There are three types of lies: lies, damn lies, and statistics.” Some attribute this quote to Mark Twain, but whoever it was who first uttered these words …well, they never met…
“Our weeks are worthless” after Diamond takeover”
We couldn’t believe it. Deep in the 2,170 page of complaints against Diamond Resorts in the Florida Attorney General’s office we came across someone who had something good to say about a timeshare company... ...a company that kept…
A question for Diamond: “Do you ever stop?”
Unhappy with your timeshare? Most timeshare owners will hone in on a particularly horrendous sales experience, or a specific false promise that didn’t make its way into the contract, or unrelenting…
A story of “liars and thieves” at Diamond
The first line of Bill’s email to Timeshare Facts let us know from the get-go we had a real humdinger to read!! “Liars and thieves is the best way to classify…
“A low move” from Diamond Resorts
There are two truths about timeshare sales agents: 1. No matter your “club” level, or how many points you have, it’s never enough. 2. There’s no limit to how low they will…
“It is their common practice to lie, cheat, and steal” at Diamond Resorts”
There is certainly no shortage of complaints about timeshare companies. But what’s REALLY frustrating is the way some timeshare companies just don’t seem to care... ...about the intimidation tactics ... ...the broken promises ... ...or the financial…
“What we experienced meets the FBI’s definition of white-collar crime” at Diamond Resorts.
The difference between a broken promise and a lie is a pretty bright line. In the business world, if you aren’t able to do what you promised, you might get sued... ...but…
“47.6% of our income to Diamond”
Sometimes you wonder if there is a special place reserved in hell… …for people who deliberately take advantage of our elders. We wonder about it when we read about timeshare sales…