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Many are now aware of the different kinds of timeshare scams that are now present. Transfer America hopes to reach those who still have no knowledge of how to differentiate the difference between a real company and a scam. The first rule you must always remember is that if a company asks for an upfront fee or say that they have a buyer waiting to purchase your timeshare, they are usually scams. These companies have already scammed thousands of people out of their hard earned money and simply disappeared. Make sure you always research the company you are going to work with.
Some other tips that can save you time and money are working with a company who is licensed and those who do not charge an upfront fee for their services. In addition, you can always check the Better Business Bureau website to verify whether they are a legitimate company. Each company has a grade and a customer review section. By glancing through the site you will be able to determine if you wish to work with a certain company or not.
Recently a bill was passed in Florida to protect more timeshare owners from timeshare resale fraud. The ‘Timeshare Resale Accountability Act’ requires companies to reveal the names and addresses of potential timeshare buyers. This will help timeshare owners by helping them to better differentiate between a scam and a real company. However, just because a company discloses a name and address does not mean they are not a scam. Make sure you do your research before you make any commitments.
Timeshare fraud is one of the top customer complaints in Florida. Most of these scammers are situated in Palm Beach County and have already scammed thousands of timeshare owners. Though many con artists have been caught and convicted many were given plea deals.
Transfer America hopes that all timeshare owners have knowledge of how to prevent being scammed by a resale company. If you want out of your timeshare, Transfer America is a company that has helped many and still continues to do so.
Despicable Me was a popular movie that was released in 2010. To those who have kids who love this movie, Universal Orlando is the place to take your children. The Universal Orlando Resort has just released information about future plans of a “Despicable Me Minion Mayhem, a 3-D adventure”. This attraction will be built on the spot where Jimmy Neutron’s Nicktoon Blast was located.
The attraction allows guest to participate in the minion training and plans of taking the moon. Additional Universal improvements include “a Hollywood-themed, 36-hole miniature golf course at CityWalk, an upgraded Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man at Island of Adventure and an interactive water-play area at the nearby Universal-Owned Wet ‘n Wild waterpark”.
These upgrades will attract even more guest who are eager to explore these new features. To those who wish to take a vacation to Orlando but are unable to because of a Timeshare, contact Transfer America today.
Transfer America warns travelers to be alert these days. Surprisingly, it doesn’t take much for someone to be declared a security threat nowadays. An article found on MSNBC, reveals how a woman was escorted off a plane for simply taking a picture of an employee’s name tag.
Sandy DeWitt, a Miami photographer, was on a flight from Philadelphia when she was roughly removed for using her iPhone to snap a picture of an employee being rude to a fellow passenger. DeWitt had taken the photo simply because she wished to complain to a manger about the employee’s behavior.
Tonialla G, the rude employee, asked DeWitt to delete the photo once everyone was seated. Though Dewitt was reluctant to abide with the Tonialla’s request, she did so anyways. However, that confrontation was not the end of Tonialla’s abuse. She then proceeded to tell the pilot in the cockpit that DeWitt was a security risk which resulted in DeWitt being escorted off the plane by two other flight attendants.
A spokesman for US Airways stated that “DeWitt was removed for being “disruptive. Once onboard, she was using foul and explicit language. She was removed at the request of the captain.”
However, Todd Lehmacher, the spokesman, was unable to prove or confirm whether DeWitt was asked to delete a photo off her phone or what she said specifically that led to her being removed from the plane.
This past weekend two elderly women were searched inappropriately at the airport. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA), only recently admitted that the screeners were not following procedure. The two women, Lenore Zimmerman and Ruth Sherman were outraged that they were humiliated by the TSA agents. The article Transfer America discovered on MSNBC, goes into depth about what exactly happened to these two elderly women.
Zimmerman, an 85-year-old, stated that “she was taken to a private room and made to take off her pants and other clothes after she asked to forgo the screening because she worried it would interfere with her defibrillator”. The TSA agent had forced Zimmerman to remove her clothes so that they could see her colostomy bag.
A Homeland Security Secretary Assistant stated that “It is not standard operating procedure for colostomy devices to be visually inspected, and [the Transportation Security Administration] apologizes for this employee’s action.”
Markey, the TSA Agent, still claims that Zimmerman wanted to pull her pants down and did it voluntarily. In addition, she also stated that Zimmerman was not strip-searched.
Federal officials had discovered a stun gun that was sneaked onto a JetBlue flight. This stun gun was shaped like a cell phone and was discovered in a seat pocket aboard the plane. Though the stun gun had not been used, officials are still confused as to how this stun gun was able to pass the security checkpoint.
FBI spokesman, Bryan Travers, stated that, “the device did not appear to be part of any plot or attack”.
The stun gun was found on Flight 1179 by the cleaning crew. The flight was scheduled to arrive at Newark Liberty Airport at 10:20 P.M. from Boston.
Steve Coleman, the Port Authority spokesperson, stated that “it is unclear who the stun gun belonged to or how it was brought on the flight, which was nearly at capacity with 96 passengers out of 100 seats”.
Transfer America hopes that all vacationers remain safe and alert. Though the stun gun was unused, it was still able to pass the security checkpoint.
Passengers aboard a British Airline plane were panicking when they heard an emergency landing announcement that was mistakenly played over the intercom. In the article, the plane was on its way from Miami to London when the incident happened. About three hours into the flight, the passengers suddenly heard, “This is an emergency, we will shortly be making an emergency landing on water” over the intercom. This mistake had many in tears thinking they were about to die.
A passenger aboard the plane stated, “We looked at each other and figured we were both about to die. Families with children were distraught and people were in tears. It was very distressing. About 30 seconds later, one of the cabin crew told us to ignore the announcement. … Imagining yourself plunging towards a cold, watery grave in the middle of the Atlantic is a pretty horrific thought, but they seemed very blasé about it.”
Though British Airways didn’t announce if it was a technical glitch or a human error they still apologized to the passengers for the undue concern. If you are unable to purchase airline tickets or go on a vacation because you are tied to your timeshare, contact Transfer America today.