RHEY SCAMMED ME ALSO, THEY CALLED ME EVERYDAY UNTIL I ACCEPTED THEIR AGREEMENT. AFTER WARDS THEY WOULD NEVER RETURN MY CALLS. I DID EXACTLY WHAT THEY WANTED IN THEIR CONTRACT TO GET MY MONEY BACK AND NEVER HEARD A WORD BACK FROM THEM. I BELIEVER THEY HAVE CALLER ID SO THEY DIDN'T HAVE TO ANSWER THE PHONE. I MEAN, WHAT KIND OF BUSINESS DOESN'T ANSWER DURING NORMAL BUSINESS HOURS. DO NOT USE THEM!!!

We were contacted by Leisure Property Management stating they had a buyer for our time share which we didn’t even have on the market. Too good to be true. I am sorry to say yes it is.

Upon request we received a “Sample Contract" from Leisure Property Management via an email attachment. I was surprise that the document did not even have the company address or telephone number anywhere on it. I was very curious when there was no address on the Sample Contract but there was an address in the body of the email (548 Market Street Dept #35324 San Francisco, CA 94104) which matched the address given to my wife over the phone. I did not make sense why they would not include it in a Contract?

Through Google Maps I was able to get a street view of (548 Market Street Dept #35324 San Francisco, CA 94104). I could not see addresses on any of the buildings so I picked one of the business names to Goggle to find their street address as a reference point. Ironically I selected the name of a company Earth Class Mail. Their business is also located at 548 Market Street.

When reading through the Earth Class Mail website I noticed it provides some interesting services. 1) They can provide a street address mail box rather than a P.O. Box address. This makes the business appear to have a physical office, and the Dept # equates what we would normally know as a PO Box number. 2) Another unique service Earth Class Mail provides is a Mail & Document Scanning Service. What they do is take the incoming mail and scan it and then email the scanned documents out. The recipient could be anywhere in the US or around the world. No one has to physically go to that address to received the mail.

I am not sure why a legitimate company such as Leisure Property Marketing would need to hide behind what may be legal but very deceptive practice.

So far I have seen nothing creditable with this Leisure Property Management. All they have done is gotten our hopes up telling you they have a buyer for a property we didn’t even have on the market to begin with. I am afraid we were just the next name in the database of Timeshare owners to call. I suspect once they would have gotten our $2, 500 we would have been notified the prospective buyer has backed out, but they would continue to market our property.

No thanks!!!

They seem to put a lot of pressure on you to commit to the sale of your property. They need you to commit to a $2500 closing cost before they will proceed with contacting the buyer. Doesn't sound right to me. Has anyone had experience with this company?