Transfer Smart and Avoid Scam Artists

If you receive a phone call from US Financial Trust saying that they have found a prospective buyer for your timeshare, hang up the phone immediately. According to Fox 11 out of Arizona, the Better Business Bureau of Southern Arizona is investigating claims from timeshare owners about unscrupulous actions taken by US Financial. 

US Financial Trust, a company with a fictitious Arizona address, called timeshare owners saying that they had a buyer for their timeshare. All the timeshare owner would have to do is pay an opening and closing fee, and they would have timeshare relief forever. Unfortunately, once the payment was made, they would hear nothing from the company and the timeshare would still be theirs.

When the Better Business Bureau called and asked US Financial Trust why they were giving out a fake address, they claimed that they were actually there. When investigated, it was learned that a law firm actually occupied the space that US Financial Trust said that it did. It appears that the company has done similar practices in other states as well. As long as there is a market for timeshare relief, it will continue to find victims. 

There are a million reasons why someone would want to get rid of their timeshares. Some don't want their timeshare anymore because they want more freedom with their vacation plans. Others have a different familial situation than they once had where a family destination doesn't make as much sense. Others simply can't afford the timeshare anymore. The costs of timeshares and maintenance fees are rising and income simply isn't. People are desperate. That's how US Financial Trust can exist.

If you want timeshare relief, you can transfer smart and avoid the calls from scam artists only trying to get your money. When you transfer smart, you will not have to pay any upfront fees and will be dealing with a reputable company eager to help you find timeshare relief. Contact us today for more information.