I have been contacted by this company. They want to sell my Marriott timeshare. They also want 9 up front. I want to know of this is a reasonable request?
Is Sky Blue Solutions a good company to use to sell a timeshare?
Friday, September 11th, 2009 / Joe
Category: selling timeshare
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I would suggest you try other company you might need to compare first. I am currently acquiring information from this company
here’s the link:http://www.webtelsolutions.org/our-solutions/home-and-personal-solutions/selling-timeshares/
"They want $799 up front."
And then when they don’t sell it, you are out $799.
They could be legit, but it certainly sounds like an advance fee scam.
http://www.timeshareresalepros.com/scams.html
It just seems like the classic bait and switch scam. If they are going to sell it, why do they want money upfront? They can just take it after is sold right?
I would run away.
i have sold my timeshare in branson through sky blue and i am currently renting another out
Re: Marriott Timeshare in Hawaii
After six months of marketing, I have found a buyer on my own and have just requested SkyBlue Solutions to please refund my “up front marketing fee”. I will report when this is resolved. Until then..any advice?
This outfit has not sold our timeshare. Paid them a hefty fee, too. I’d recommend checking them out thoroughly before recommending them to anyone else. Really suspicious….
All of your gut feelings are correct about skyblue solutions there nothing but a bunch of low life telemarketers scumbags Owned by even a bigger scumbag Adam Macker
Do not deal with Sky Blue Solutions unless you want to be scammed! They talked us into listing our Hawaii timeshare with them, charged us an UPFRONT fee of $900.00 (that should have been our first red flag!!). We were not subsequently able to talk to anyone when we called them nor were we able to find their so-called listings on any website. What a crock! If you get a phone call soliciting your business from this bunch, HANG UP QUICKLY! They’re bad news.