How do I know that my time-share gift is not a fraud? - time-share cruise ships
I went at a time, share presentation and received a free * (all free of charge except shipping costs) 2 nights 3 presentation of a one-day cruise to Mexico from California (I live in Southern California). I do not have this cruise, I contacted the company and they told me that I made a payment in the form of a postal money order must send in order to pay the postage for Canada. Is this a scam? I want the money to the payment of postal charges - or never my money? Did ever anybody get this gift of some of the time not to buy? How do I know this is not a scam?
Time-share Cruise Ships How Do I Know That My Time-share Gift Is Not A Fraud?
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Sometimes the fine print requires that you attend a timeshare presentation 2 hours per day on the trip. It's not like you can walk from the ship.
What I and my bite again. Fortunately, I heard through the garbage and told me to sign anything that I check out first hand with my lawyer in the United States. When asked what the Council has said that you are a member of a prepaid legal services and to review these documents for you. If you are prompted to say, the card at home and gray on top and white on the ground, but not sure.
Canda tower ... It sounds suspicious. ... but it's better than what credit card is stolen and the information!
Sometimes the fine print requires that you attend a timeshare presentation 2 hours per day on the trip. It's not like you can walk from the ship.
What I and my bite again. Fortunately, I heard through the garbage and told me to sign anything that I check out first hand with my lawyer in the United States. When asked what the Council has said that you are a member of a prepaid legal services and to review these documents for you. If you are prompted to say, the card at home and gray on top and white on the ground, but not sure.
Canda tower ... It sounds suspicious. ... but it's better than what credit card is stolen and the information!
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