Nov 19, 2014
Wanted me to put up a $30.00 refundable deposit prior to meeting with one of their people at a motel in downtown San Antonio, TX where they were going to show me how to get out of what they called the fraudulent maintenance agreement on my timeshare. If I agreed to their pitch I would pay them a fee (not discussed) to get me out of the agreement but not until "after" they presented me with what they called a "Deed of Conveyance". Told them I already had a Deed to the condo to which they responded they were referring to is to get me out of the annual maintenance agreement pertaining to my condo. Thanked them for calling and hung up. I worked in a law firm for 27 years and never heard of giving a Deed of any sort to an individual to get them out of a contract. I believe you could only have it nullified through a court of law if the Court deemed it to be fraudulent. Just another scam to get someone else's money.