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Dalewood Property Collection wants to buy my friends TS for 35K

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  • #16
    Just wanted to chime in, after googling Dalewood Propertyies and looking on the Department of Real Estate site for Coloraod. Other then their own generic website, there is nothing else I could find on Dalewood, until I came across these posts. I got the call too. They offered me $34,200. I thought I'd play along and see how far they went and what they were going to want to pay me my $34,200. Well today I got my contract. They want me to send 8% of my sales price to them ahead of time, which will be reimbused. Why the hell would I do that? Besides knowing, that this the first step to a scam, it is also agsainst the law in California, where I am not sure about Colorado where they claim to be located, to charge advanced fees without prior approval from the real estate commissioner, who btw-never gived permission. Not to mention that the "closing company" called me from a Chicago number. Everytime someone called me from Dalewood, it came from a different area code. It's probably prisioners making the calls..........But I agree, has to be a scam, although they sure sound legit. Closing company said they are trying to purchase the entire resort weeks for their corporate employees. For those that want further info, I came across a free consumer protection legal service you can call at 360-888-4800. He is a timeshare attorney and doesn't charge for his calls. He is part of this forum, under a different thread.

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    • #17
      Originally posted by darstever2 View Post
      I thought I'd play along and see how far they went and what they were going to want to pay me my $34,200. Well today I got my contract. They want me to send 8% of my sales price to them ahead of time, which will be reimbused. Why the hell would I do that?
      Exactly, that's the scam. Who sends people money when they want to buy something from you. It's pure stupidity. Hey I want to buy your house or car, send me 10% first. It's stupidity. and of course they are going to try to make it appear legit, that's what thieves do.

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      • #18
        This is a total scam

        Originally posted by GrayFal View Post
        http://dalewoodpropertycollection.com/index.html

        Anyone heard of them - googled their name with scam and complaint and did not find anything.
        Opinions Please.....


        Phone: 303-954-4870
        Fax: 303-993-1149
        Email: contact.service@dalewoodpropertycollection.com
        Address: 44 Cook Street
        Denver, Colorado 80206

        Dear xxxxxx
        August Xth, 2012
        Name: (Mexican Time Share) Type: Floating / Every Year Location: Mexico Size: 1BR
        This letter is in reference to your recent phone conversation with Xxxx Xxxxxxxxxxxx, during which he discussed the intent to purchase your vacation membership. Dalewood Property Collection is offering $ 35,000.00 USD for your vacation membership. The payment method will be in one lump sum by bank transfer according to the terms and conditions of the Purchase Contract which would be sent to you, by our legal department, once we receive this letter of intent signed by you, the Owners.
        Please go over this information to ensure accuracy in the membership description. Feel Free to contact your agent, in the event that any corrections are needed in the membership description as well as to answer any questions that you may have.

        About us:
        We are a group of highly trained timeshare professionals passionate about the business of timeshare sales and committed to shaping the future of our industry. We specialize in worldwide corporate sales. The success of our sellers and the satisfaction of our buyers are the keys to the success of our company. Our global marketing exposure will get your timeshare noticed, and our experience and expertise will help you position your timeshare to get the best deal possible.

        Who benefits by working with us?
        -Anyone who does not want to handle the many details of buying or selling timeshare property.
        -Anyone who desires to conduct his or her timeshare property transaction expeditiously.
        -Anyone who does not have the free time to add one more demanding task to his or her daily schedule.
        -Anyone who lacks the necessary legal, timeshare real estate, marketing, or negotiating experience and contacts to handle the transaction.
        And EVERYONE who wants to be certain that he or she is getting the best possible deal while at the same time, steering clear of pitfalls that typically plague the time share transaction do-it-yourselfer.

        We, Dalewood Property Collection, respectively ask that you consider the following proposal for the purchase of your Vacation Membership, please sign at the bottom, and we will proceed to start the sales process. This proposal only indicates your intent to proceed with this transaction based on the sales price offered above. A formal contract will be drafted and sent to you after receipt of this proposal signed by the Owner(s).
        ***By signing this document, the Owner(s) DO NOT relinquish the rights to their property*


        EDIT - my friend has told me they told her they charge 8% of purchase price as their commission of the 35K, no mention that they will take their 8% out of the money before they send to her.
        The FBI is looking into this. The email comes from Sierra Leonne. They are not honest. I went through the entire process until I got to the part hwere they wanted me to send them the money ( I knew it was coming ) and then packaged it all up for the BBB and FBI.

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        • #19
          Glad someone took the time. What does the NH stand for ?

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          • #20
            This scammer has similarities to other recent scams. Their website was just created July 12, 2012. The registrar is located in Argentina. The phone number is a VoIP. All of these characteristics are the same as these scammers:

            http://www.tugbbs.com/forums/showthr...ight=Argentina

            http://www.tugbbs.com/forums/showthr...ight=Argentina

            http://www.tugbbs.com/forums/showthr...ight=Argentina

            http://www.tugbbs.com/forums/showthr...ight=Argentina

            http://www.tugbbs.com/forums/showthr...ight=Argentina

            BBB has an alert for this company already. Seems they are not at the address they claim to be. No surprise since all the scammers do is pull an address off of Google. http://www.bbb.org/denver/business-r...er-co-90149651

            have been working on identifying the scammers business model. I think I have it close but I am still perfecting it:


            1. Search Google to get an address of a nice "office"
            2. Create VoIP phone numbers that have a local pre fix to match their "office" location
            3. Make up testimonials
            4. CREATE the website
            5. Bombard timeshare owners with phone calls
            6. Have shills post on the web announcing what a reputable company they are
            7. Reap in stolen money until the heat increases
            8. Close website
            9. Repeat step 1

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            • #21
              Dalewood Properties, out of Denver, Colorado, is a scam. Call the Denver police department, Denver district attorney, Colorado attorney general, and the local Denver FBI office now!

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              • #22
                Nice first post.

                I sense something angst.

                RCI Member Since 24-Aug-1989/150-plus Exchanges***THE TIMESHARE GRIM REAPER~~~Exchanging/Searching/SW Florida/MO/AR/IA/Consumer Advocacy/Estate Planning/Sports/Boating/Fishing/Golf/Lake-living/Retirement****Sometimes ya just gotta be a dick

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