Sandy C.
Can I get your attorney's info? Thanks Sandy
The Manhattan Club
Manhattan Club Lawsuit
Sandy C.
Sandy C.
John Can I et he attorney's information? my email is smc6956@aol.com
Chris V.
why can't this fabulous timeshare/expert attorney's name and contact information be PRINTED RIGHT HERE IN THIS FORUM FOR ALL INTERESTED TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF HIS/HER EXPERTISE.....OR IS THIS THIS ANOTHER TIMESHARE FRAUD/SCAM?
sandyc107 wrote:John Can I et he attorney's information? my email is smc6956@aol.com
John B.
Sandy,
I will e-mail you my attorney's contact information. John
John B.
Chris -- It is not a scam. If you want my attorney's contact information, please give me an e-mail address and I will send it to you. My attorney does not want her contact information posted in the forum for a number of reasons.
Alex C.
Could you please kindly give your attorney's email to me as well? Many thanks alexcrystal22@gmail.com
Alex C.
Looks prominent that Federal Trade Commission lately addressed the issue on a TS resale scam: Con artists prey on victims of timeshare resale scams September 30, 2013 by Colleen Tressler Consumer Education Specialist, FTC
Con artists are trying to steal money from people by falsely claiming they are associated with the federal courts, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). The imposters tell people they are entitled to refunds as part of cases brought by the FTC against companies that engaged in timeshare resale fraud. People are told they must pay several hundred dollars in “court costs,” “processing fees” or “filing fees” to get their refunds. The scammers may use an actual FTC case number to lend some legitimacy to their pitch. DO NOT GIVE THESE IMPOSTERS MONEY. THIS IS A SCAM. The FTC never requires consumers to pay money to get a refund. The imposters also have impersonated Florida attorneys in an effort to convince people to pay their “fees.”
If you get a call from someone claiming they can get you a refund for a fee, report it to the FTC. Visit Complaint Assistant or call 1-877-FTC-HELP (1-877-382-4357). The FTC enters complaints into Consumer Sentinel, a secure, online database available to more than 2,000 civil and criminal law enforcement agencies in the U.S. and abroad. The FTC’s website provides free information on a variety of consumer topics.
http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/blog/con-artists-prey-victims-timeshare-resale-scams
PhyllisH
John, Like so many others, I would like name of your lawyer, too. Phyllis
Linda L.
John Linda from march got my 100 dollars from mc tried to let her know but email does not work thanks again
Chris V.
WHY IS YOUR LAWYER CONCERNED ABOUT PUTTING HIS/HER NAME OUT IN THIS FORUM? SEEMS HE/SHE MIGHT HAVE SOMETHING TO HIDE..............PUT THE NAME HERE; IT MIGHT (MIGHT EMPHASIZED) HELP SOME OF US IN OUR QUEST TO MAKE THE MANHATTAN CLUB A MORE AFFORDABLE PLACE, AND ONE IN WHICH DESIRABLE RESERVATIONS ARE EASIER TO GET.....OR FOR SOME, EASIER TO GET RID OF.
phyllish107 wrote:John, Like so many others, I would like name of your lawyer, too. Phyllis
John B.
Chris, As I said before, if you want my lawyer's name, e-mail me. I will be happy to give it to you. But I will only give it to those who request it. Simple.
John B.
Sandy,
What e-mail do you want me to send it to?
John B.
Alex, I have just e-mailed you my attorney's contact information.
John B.
Phyllis, Please let me know what e-mail address you want mt to send my attorney's contact information to.
Chris V.
PLEASE SHARE THE NAME OF YOUR ATTORNEY RIGHT HERE IN THIS FORUM SO THAT ANYONE WHO WISHES MAY TAKE ADVANTAGE OF LEGAL EXPERTISE IN THE TIMESHARE/CONDO INDUSTRY.
johnb2353 wrote:Phyllis, Please let me know what e-mail address you want mt to send my attorney's contact information to.
Bob M.
Where can read the charges being made by owners in the law suit and what remedy is being sought ?
John B.
Bob,
You are referring to the class action law suit. Is that still active? I do not know the answer
Alex C.
John,
Got it. Thank you !
John B.
You are welcome Alex. John
Chris V.
as far as i'm concerned, if there is a lawsuit, someone's wasting his/her time pursuing it. it failed once with a certain law team. i believe it's been referred to the same team with the same legal strategies; where's the wisdom in that? as new yorkers say: FUGGETABOUTIT! that is, unless you're an attorney with total new york timeshare/condominium EXPERTISE with a proven winning track record.
johnb2353 wrote:Bob,You are referring to the class action law suit. Is that still active? I do not know the answer