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We own two weeks of timeshare at different resorts and have been owners for more than 20 years. We went on a presentation at TLC Liquidators in Las Vegas in May 2015 and for a great price we purchased a 20,000 Point package with 4 Bonus Weeks.

We also have the option of turning our old timeshares over to TLC each year and getting relieved of our maintenance fees. The deal was good, we have gotten everything they promised us in writing, we were handed our paperwork the day we bought and signed everything that spelled out what they told us. Either the people complaining are flat out lying, or they don't know how to read.

These complaints are bogus. Maybe they come from disgruntled ex-employees or they are from TLC's competitors.

Reason of review: Good quality.

TLC Resorts Pros: Honesty.

Location: Las Vegas, Nevada

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Do you work for the company? I would like to get I put on where you can travel with 20,000 points?

Is it easy to book? Why do so many people say it's a scam?

Do you get unavailable to book a lot? Just got some points and want to know if I should just leave

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Bonus weeks are bogus. Try using them.

Also try turning your week over so it will cover your maintenance.

Very naive, use you last calls unlimited for between $244 and 294 for a three bedroom, no points. If you own, sign in and check it out.

Guest

tlcvacation club are liars and thieves

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Support your claim!

Guest

LOL!!!

This totally sounds like someone working for the fraudulent company trying to cover their ***. This is a really pathetic attempt to sound like TLC is legit.

All they do is lie and steal people's money in a way that's legal by poking many loop holes in their sales tactics and contracts. For the person who wrote this and is obviously enjoying stealing money by working for such a crook company, why don't you gather up some courage and dignity and get a real honest job. Shame on you. I don't know how you even sleep at night knowing very well how unethical and unmoral this company is.

Instead you should do an honorable whistle blow this company.

Unmask their true face and reveal their scam. Just a thought.

Guest

I didn't write the review "Anonymous" ("You probably work for the company...") responded to, but up until a month or so ago I did work for TLC Liquidators as a sales agent. Initially, after reading the complaints about the company I considered submitting a response, but after reading this latest bogus complaint I couldn't put it off any longer.

So far, all of the complaints I've read on here are bogus and these are the reasons why I know they are and can prove they are:

1- "High pressure sales tactics" are not practiced there -they don't need to "pressure" anyone into buying. (And I can't imagine how anyone can be "pressured" into buying anything: they can't be forced to hand over their credit card, or forced to sit down for 30+ minutes reading and signing documents where they review everything in writing. No one has put a gun to their heads.)

At TLC Liquidators, all customers are shown the current available inventory and can choose whatever plan fits their budget and needs. The company bends over backwards to help make it comfortably affordable.

If people aren't able to take advantage of the program, they're thanked, given their gifts and sent on their way. Since "high pressure 'sales' 'tactics'" only produce angry customers and rarely produce sales, this "tactic" is used at places run under poor management: low sales guarantees that those managers will be quickly replaced if a company is to survive. TLC isn't that kind of place.

2- People are invited to a sales presentation by one of several marketing companies. Upon agreeing to attend the presentation they'll sign an agreement document acknowledging what gifts they'll receive in exchange for attending the sales presentation and what's expected of them.

If they didn't read or understand what they signed that's their fault. If they read something they don't agree with then they shouldn't sign the agreement. Saying ''the company lies to get [customers] to the presentation" is a lie.

3- Sales are made on the day of the presentation. On that day, during the purchasing process the buyers are given documents to read and sign.

Minutes after signing they are given copies of all the documents they just signed. An unsigned 'contract' with different/made up terms isn't given to the buyer 30 days later after purchase. An unsigned contract isn't a contract. This post is full of lies and NONSENSE!

Everything is spelled out in "black and white" and if there's ANY discrepancy between what the buyer heard the agent say and what's written in English on the documents, the customer/buyer must get clarification prior to signing anything.

Don't ever put your signature on anything you haven't read. By signing you are acknowledging that you've read, understand and agree to what you've read. How would a company NOT "provide you a contract right away before you 'sign all your money away for life'"?? Either you sign a contract agreeing to the terms, or you don't have a contract to sign which means you have nothing that you've signed that ''signs all your money away for life"!!!

YOU are full of nonsense. 4- Casinos and hotels with casinos in Nevada are so highly regulated and they can lose their licenses if anything underhanded is going on under their roof. Any company operating their business out of a hotel/casino in Nevada must pass strict requirements to obtain the permission to operate out of a casino, and then they must maintain and adhere to strict standards and regulations. If TLC Liquidators truly was "a scam" or "fraudulent" or "dishonest" or "terrible" or "shady" or "run by 'liars'' how would they still be in business?

There's absolutely no way they'd be operating inside a hotel/casino as they have been for several years! This hotel/casino is almost 45yrs old. Would they really put their license and reputation at risk for any company running a "scam" or dishonest business under their roof? 5- Resorts Condominiums International, or RCI fuels the product sold by TLC Liquidators.

This huge, member-driven timeshare exchange company has been around since the early 1970s: they aren't a fly-by-night company. Companies such as Wyndham, Hilton, Sheraton, Hard Rock and Disney are just a few of the companies in RCI's system. RCI picks and chooses which companies and/or resorts qualify to do business with them, and they certainly wouldn't need the revenue generated by some small company that was misrepresenting them and setting them up for legal problems. If TLC Liquidators was the type of company stated on these bogus reviews, RCI would shut them down.

Instead, the RCI representative stops by every quarter to hand out awards to the company's owner, managers and agents. 6- The American Resorts Development Association, or ARDA is a regulatory agency based in Washington DC, and TLC Liquidators is a member in good standing. ARDA and its members are committed to the highest standards and ethical behavior in vacation resort development. To demonstrate that commitment, all ARDA members as a condition of membership must agree to comply with the ARDA Code of Ethics.

The Code consists of not only general conduct requirements, but specific requirements for members to adhere to regarding the projection of the interests of consumers, regarding the standards for disclosure of information to the public, rules regarding resort management, base guidelines for resale activities, as well as administrative procedures for interpretation and enforcement of the Code. The complaints on this site are bogus and either written by someone with an unknown agenda out to destroy the company's reputation, or written by someone who doesn't know how to interpret the words on their paperwork or written by someone who has bought and then read these bogus complaints and as a result is experiencing fear and remorse for buying something they now believe is no good.

TLC Liquidators sells an excellent product that works great, the prices are awesome -the extras people get with their membership are alone worth the cost, and members and their families and heirs will vacation in amazing properties far beyond their dreams and past experiences without paying a fortune. I only quit working there because we decided to retire and move to another state.

Guest

You probably work for the company. They are liars and will promise verbal lies to you.

When you get your contract 30+ days later, it will say whatever they want it to say. If the company was ligit they wouldnt require high pressure sales tactics, lies to get you to the presentation and they would provide you a contract right away before you sign all your money away for life!!!

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You are provided with copies of your contracts moments after you sign them. Everything is CLEARLY explained.

You leave with EVERYTHING the day of your purchase. There is no "30 days".

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