Buying, Renting, and Selling Timeshares
pantheac wrote:In my opinion, no company (including Coastal and any and all others) is able to do a better job of selling your timeshare than you can do on your own with a little effort, some well placed (and low cost) advertising and very realistic and competitive pricing.I checked BBB and Coastal has an A-.
That said, if you decide to go with a company anyhow, don't put much faith or stock in BBB "ratings". A company that is relatively new, for example, won't have much of track record (...good OR bad...) so even just a very few "inputs" can create artificially high or low ratings. In addition, scammer companies often just change their name after they collect enough bad ratings and then just start their scam all over again with a brand new name and a "clean slate".
You might consider asking "Coastal Timeshare Creations" for several specific references and some contact info for people they have (supposedly) succeeded in "helping" recently. If they can't (or won't) provide any such recent specific references, you might then ask yourself why not.....
Last edited by ken1193 on Jun 14, 2011 02:32 PM
nainap4 wrote:Have you tried the BBB for a holiday property management organization in your area?
With all due respect, BBB is really nothing more than a paid membership organization for commercial entities. The mere absence of formal complaints filed with the BBB about an entity does not indicate in any way that the entity is actually competent, reliable or trustworthy --- and BBB does not make "recommendations" or "referrals".
Last edited by ken1193 on Feb 21, 2024 07:29 AM
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