Timeshare Exit Team: Brandon Reed

State of Washington v. Timeshare Exit Team

According to the Consumer’s Checkbook article dated April 2020, “The Ragers paid the company [Timeshare Exit Team] $5,500 to free them from their timeshare within three years. But as the years clicked by, the Ragers said they seldom received updates, and each time the couple contacted the company, they say there was no sign of progress in their case. ‘They told me the same thing every time: “Our attorneys are working diligently. No news is good news,”’ Lori said. According to Consumer’s Checkbook regarding State of Washington v. Timeshare Exit Team, “Brandon Reed and Trevor Hein, who previously worked as a rain gutter salesmen, started the company in 2012 without any experience or training in performing timeshare exits.” They were false advertising their exit services were risk-free with 100% success rates, ‘In reality, customers can wait months or years for an exit that may never come, all while continuing to owe money for their timeshare,’ the lawsuit says.”