Dear Sir/Madam:
Back in July of 2010, F. K., Sales Manager of Boutique La Jolla Resort in Mazatlan, Mexico, sold timeshare points to me for $16,500.00 in USD and promised me in writing that he would take into his inventory my 3 pre-existing timeshare properties in 90 days. When the 90 days expired nothing happened, so I contacted Mr. K. by phone twice; he simply told me to call him back because he was busy.
Then, since November of 2010 I have been filing charge disputes with my credit company, Citibank. Mr. K. has refused to issue credit of $11,500.00 USD on all attempts because, he explains, I signed the purchase agreement which was non-cancelable and non-refundable. I was victimized by his false promise, which he used to make me sign the legal document. This is a form of money scam. What Mr. K. has done to me was fraudulent and the legal authorities should intervene to make him return the money and stop him from future scamming.
The remaining $5,000.00 USD I was able to get back from my other bank because it was charged on a different credit card.
Sincerely Yours,
P. C.
Read Next Complaint >>
