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My wife and I have been Club Wyndham members for over ten years, during which time we signed five contracts. Throughout that period, every sales presentation followed the same pattern: hours of high-pressure tactics, rotating managers brought in one after another when we declined and promises that proved to be false. We were repeatedly told the timeshare would grow in value and could be passed on to our heirs as an asset — neither of which has been true. Instead, maintenance fees have climbed every year, and we now face the prospect of leaving our family a significant financial burden they never asked for. The conduct at these presentations was often deeply inappropriate. Family members who used our timeshare and attended required sales meetings were treated rudely when they declined to buy. One representative dismissed a family member with "What are you doing here then?" Another used a personal cancer diagnosis as a sales tactic on our nephew. Our most recent experience, in January 2025, was the most troubling. A representative befriended us at dinner the night before a presentation, and the following day used false promises about rental income to persuade us — two retired people over 65 living on a fixed income — to sign a contract exceeding $125,000. We said no repeatedly. Each time, another manager appeared. No one ever assessed whether we could afford what they were selling, despite the enormous sums involved. We have since had to draw from retirement savings to manage the debt these contracts created. We were misled about the product's value, the true cost of ownership, and our long-term financial obligations. This company's sales practices are predatory and exploitative, particularly toward older consumers on fixed incomes.

Demetrius (my husband) and I were lured into a Wyndham presentation in Las Vegas on January 3, 2026, with no obligation to buy. Instead, we were held for over 8 hours with no food until the final 30 minutes. Five different sales representatives rotated in on us after we repeatedly said we couldn’t afford another timeshare. Promises made were flat-out lies. We were told Wyndham had resort access in Miami — a specific dream trip we mentioned — only to later find out they have no resorts there, just hotels an hour away in Fort Lauderdale. We were also told to "stop paying" our existing timeshare with no consequences, which was false advice. To make matters worse, they ran my credit without my knowledge evidently opened a Wyndham credit card and maxed it out on a $2,500 deposit I never agreed to. I cannot use this card, and it damaged my credit score. They snuck this into the whole signing process. When I attempted to cancel within the rescission period, Wyndham ignored my first mailed cancellation, then denied my second attempt claiming it was out of the timeframe — a timeframe they never even disclosed at signing. This company is deceptive and extorts many. If Wyndham refuses to resolve this matter, we will pursue legal counsel. Do not attend a Wyndham presentation!!!.

We were lied to. There is truly no other way to say it. We signed with Club Wyndham after being sold on a program called VACASA, which we were told would let us use our points to rent private homes all over the world. They even pulled up houses in Birmingham, Alabama specifically because we mentioned a wedding we were attending there in January 2026. We were excited. We trusted them. We signed. Weeks later we called VACASA to book that Birmingham home and were told their contract with Club Wyndham had been terminated in late September or early October, before we ever put pen to paper. Nobody told us. Not a word. That is not an oversight. That is a lie of omission, and it cost us real money and real peace of mind. Then we tried to sell back 100,000 points the way we were told we could, with proceeds going toward our loan and fees. We were told that program does not exist. Instead, they pushed us toward listing resort stays for sale and keeping only 60% if they rented. None of ours ever sold. We tried Branson, Missouri repeatedly and availability was never once offered. We were only notified of anything available at the last possible moment, making it impossible to manage our points in any meaningful way. Nobody mentioned reservation fees. Nobody mentioned housekeeping fees. Nobody told us our children would inherit maintenance fees that increase every single year. The follow-up call we were promised to help lower our interest rate turned into another sales pitch. The reward points and cruise they dangled as gifts never materialized. We feel deceived at every single turn.

Who are the victims of Wyndham Travel & Leisure? Please let’s coordinate each other. They’re liars. Wyndham is full of junk. My recession right never explained. Worst of the worst! Never ever trust this monkey business. They’re bunch of lies. Demonic business, it’s a colt, those people who works that company (timeshare ) and lies on the hard working people, I am praying you will face the worst of the worst curse you will ever imagine. I suffered anxiety and depression for them bullying me. Oh and by the way, they are on class action lawsuits.

On November 6, 2025, my partner and I attended a presentation at Club Wyndham Grand Desert in Las Vegas, lured in with show tickets, dining vouchers, and gaming credits. What followed was a deceptive, high-pressure ordeal that we deeply regret. We made it clear from the start we were not interested in purchasing. That didn't stop the sales team from keeping us there for six exhausting hours. Our questions about costs were repeatedly deflected. We were told maintenance fees were fixed and would never increase. We were told the timeshare could be rented out as an investment and passed to our children worry-free. All of which proved to be false. Promised 12,000 bonus points were never delivered. An RCI week we were told was complimentary came with a $450 fee we weren't informed of. Housekeeping fees were never mentioned. We were never told we had a five-day right to cancel. When we tried to leave to get food, we were told doing so would forfeit the offer entirely. We felt trapped. During signing, the contract was rushed through with little explanation. Afterward, the salesman privately coached us not to mention the rental investment pitch. This was a clear sign they knew those claims were improper. We've spent roughly $6,400 and used the timeshare once. Las Vegas resorts show as fully booked for two years in the Wyndham app, yet appear available on Booking.com, contradicting everything we were told about owner exclusivity. We were misled and pressured into a contract we never would have signed with honest information. We discourage anyone else to entertain the idea of making any purchase with this company.

My husband and I purchased a WorldMark timeshare in March 2015 after attending a high-pressure sales presentation in Las Vegas. Over the course of our ownership, we were misled at every turn. During the initial presentation, we were told the timeshare would appreciate in value, be easy to sell, and that we could rent out unused points to cover monthly costs. None of this was true. We were also promised broad access to desirable destinations, including theme park resorts. We were pressured into multiple upgrades over the years, eventually reaching Silver Elite status, believing each purchase would finally deliver what was promised. It never did. Availability at desired locations was nearly impossible, and customer service declined sharply whenever we declined to buy more points. What were billed as 30–60 minute "owner update" meetings routinely lasted 2–4 hours and were simply additional sales presentations. We have paid approximately $40,000 in loan payments alone, (not including maintenance fees), for 6 trips. Most devastating, we were never clearly told our children would inherit the loan and maintenance fee obligations upon our deaths. Our right of rescission was never properly explained, and we were coached through the contract process to ensure approval. This was predatory from start to finish. We have formally demanded cancellation and release from all obligations.

The Wyndham rewards program is the biggest bunch of junk I have ever seen had my son set up to come to Myrtle Beach had his name on the reservation went through eight different phone numbers to get a hold of somebody to try to figure the reservation out never got anybody won't be using them ever again Good luck on using yours

Club Wyndham Timeshare Nightmare We were lured into a sales presentation with the promise of a $100 Visa gift card, told it would be low-pressure and brief. What we experienced was the opposite — an overwhelming, high-pressure environment designed to get us to sign quickly without fully understanding what we were agreeing to. The unit shown during the presentation did not reflect the accommodations available to us as owners. The model unit was clean and spacious, but what has been accessible since purchasing is a stark contrast to what we were shown. The contract process was rushed and inadequate. Documents were scrolled through rapidly on a screen with no opportunity to read them. Part of the signing was conducted remotely over Microsoft Teams, making it nearly impossible to follow along or ask questions. Our right of rescission was never clearly explained or communicated. Several specific claims were made that directly influenced our decision to purchase. We were told the ownership could be passed down to our family like a "Gerber certificate" once the mortgage was paid off, implying lasting generational financial value. We were also told that booking vacations would be easy and flexible, comparable to an Airbnb-style system with wide availability. Additionally, ongoing fees, long-term financial obligations, and the true limitations of timeshare ownership were either omitted entirely or glossed over without adequate explanation. None of these representations have proven accurate or are supported by the actual terms of our contract. We have submitted a formal letter citing misrepresentation, omission of material information, and high-pressure sales tactics. We urge Bluegreen to honor our request.