Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt has won a default judgment against Springfield-based timeshare exit company Martin Management Group LLC. According to a press release, Schmitt and Steven Martin, owner of Martin Management, agreed to an exchange for upfront payments, sometimes over $10,000.00.
Schmitt’s office received complaints from around the country that after being paid, Martin Management failed to provide the promised timeshare-relief services or issue refunds.
More at OzarksFirstAccording to the new legal filing by Diamond Resorts, Timeshare Compliance and Resort Advisory Group lure timeshare owners into paying large upfront fees in exchange for so-called timeshare “exit” services. By advertising a “legal method” and the services of lawyers, the Defendants are able to charge huge fees—sometimes exceeding $100,000. In reality, the companies and the law firms they partner with fail to deliver any legitimate service. Instead, they only mislead timeshare owners into breaching their timeshare contracts, which results in foreclosure and a negative impact on the owners’ credit history.
Diamond’s complaint presents direct evidence of this scam, including dozens of testimonials from consumers and messages saved on Resort Advisory Group and Timeshare Compliance’s customer relationship management system.
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