Beware of that Imposter

Due to the holiday season many timeshare owners are trying to get rid of their timeshares straight away. Many hope that the money they save from selling their timeshare will help them thru the season. However, in the world today, underhand business practices can be found everywhere. An article on PRLeap shows that. 

Timeshare owners around the world are contacted every day by affiliations who make an effort to sell them their services thru the phone. These companies will do whatever it takes to persuade timeshare owners to make an advance payment for an empty promise. Telemarketers are highly talented in convincing these owners that there is a customer waiting to buy their timeshare, but they need to make a little payment first for the information to be given. It's not until later that the owners realize that they've been conned and the company / organization has totally vanished.

On the other hand, lately, timeshare owners have been informed about the various methods conmen use to make a few bucks and aren't as credulous as they were before. Timeshare owners have learned the correct way to research a company before coughing up for their services. 

One big problem for scammers and confidence men is that they have no credibility because they do not have a property broker's license. They'd also not be able to get one because of their shoddy past. As a result of this, scammers have taken their efforts to new heights. They are now posing as imposters by utilizing the names of approved, reputable timeshare resale brokers. The imposter ( scammer ) will push the timeshare owner into checking for themselves the validity of the company while they're on the phone. By using this method, they have convinced timeshare owners that making an upfront fee is required in order to get their timeshare sold.


Transfer on the Spot is unlike any other timeshare company. They are dedicated in helping timeshare owners out of their tiresome timeshare contracts.