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Contact by potential timeshare customer wanting phone number
Ronald P.
I was contacted by a potential customer for my timeshare week that is for sale. They want a phone number to call and discuss the unit. This sounds bogus to be in that the details of the units are available on the resorts website. Should I give them a phone number?
Thanks, Ron
RedWeek SupportRedWeek.com
Ron -
If you have any concerns about a RedWeek member, please Contact Us with the RedWeek username or email address. We can let you know how long they have been a member and if we have any complaints on the account.
Another option would be to ask for their phone number and then call from a blocked number. Please be sure and let us know if you find the member is not a legitimate buyer or trying to promote their services so we can follow up.
Thanks, Phyllis
Tracey S.
I would rather conduct business online where there is written documentation of what is discussed. Some people like to hear your voice to make sure you are a real person and not "Peggy" with a male heavily accented voice.