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Consumer Protection Nancy Moore had just retired after a long career as a teacher. To celebrate, she and her husband planned to become “snowbirds” and spend a month in Naples, Florida. Instead, the couple lost $8,000 in a vacation rental scam—an experience Nancy now shares to warn others. A Vacation […]
timeshare Most cities normally follow state laws when it comes to issues like property, zoning, and consumer protections. In other words, if the state has a rule, the city enforces it. But what happens when the state removes a law—or never creates one in the first place? That’s when […]
timeshare Inside a Million Timeshare Scam reveals how fraud can evolve into an organized, multiyear conspiracy. In Georgia, an elderly couple fell victim to a sophisticated timeshare scheme that drained more than $1 million of their savings over four years. What began as a seemingly routine interaction escalated into relentless […]
timeshare At first glance, the price tag grabs attention—about $25,000 for an entry-level timeshare. That alone might feel like a serious investment for just a slice of vacation time. But what most buyers don’t realize is that this is only the opening move. The real game for developers begins after that […]
Consumer Protection Why Stopping Criminals Matters Most Scams are not new, but they are more dangerous than ever. Criminals today use technology and even artificial intelligence to make their lies look real. As Darius Kingsley of JPMorgan Chase explains, scammers trick people in many ways: From selling counterfeit or nonexistent products […]
timeshare Shared vacation ownership—often called a timeshare—comes in many forms, but one of the fastest-growing models sold today is the Right-to-Use (RTU) points-based system. On the surface, it sounds flexible: you don’t buy a physical property; instead, you purchase the right to stay at resort properties for a set number of years, booking […]
Consumer Protection Robocalls are one of the most common scams targeting Americans today. These automated calls often sound urgent, professional, and convincing—but behind them are scammers looking to steal your money or your personal information. One of the newest tricks making the rounds involves calls about loan applications you never submitted. […]
timeshare Timeshare scams have been around for decades, but now they’ve reached a level that can’t be ignored. Across the country, these schemes are making headlines and catching the eye of both state and federal officials. What used to be dismissed as a “buyer beware” issue has now turned into […]
Consumer Protection What Is the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA)? The Telephone Consumer Protection Act, or TCPA, is a federal law designed to protect your privacy from unwanted robocalls, texts, and faxes. Enacted in 1991, it gives you the right to control who can contact you—and how. Under the TCPA, most […]
timeshare Many consumers purchase a timeshare believing they are simply buying future vacations. What they may not realize is that some timeshares involve actual ownership of real property. If you own a deeded timeshare, your interest is recorded in the county’s public records, much like other forms of real estate. That […]
Consumer Protection Robocalls and Timeshare Scams: A Persistent Threat Unwanted robocalls remain one of the top consumer complaints nationwide, and in Utah, many of these calls involve timeshare pitches, resale schemes, and false promises to help owners “exit” their contracts. They often sound legitimate—sometimes even using stolen logos, spoofed phone numbers, or […]
Consumer Protection Winning a free cruise vacation sounds like a dream come true—until the fine print turns it into a wallet-scary reality. A recent story highlighted on UNILAD tells of someone who “won” a five-night cruise, only to discover hidden costs lurking beneath the surface—visa fees, port charges, gratuities, blackout […]
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