Officials are issuing new warnings for time-share owners about scammers offering to re-sell or market their properties. The Better Business Bureau and Attorney General’s office say they’re seeing a ...

Passport fraud, fake rentals and hotel tricks are among top threats ahead of travel season.

Aug. 14—Attorney General Kwame Raoul urged timeshare owners trying to sell the properties to be on the lookout for resale scams. Scammers typically claim to be escrow agents or representatives of ...

Timeshares have been around the U.S. since the 1960s as a way for people to get a guaranteed vacation spot at their chosen resort. They can also be cost-effective over time for frequent travelers as ...

The Wisconsin Better Business Bureau (BBB) encourages people to stay alert for common travel and vacation scams.

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WMBF) - Buying a timeshare may have seemed like a great idea at first, but the financial burden of being a timeshare owner lingers for years. And if you’re trying to sell, you may ...

The timeshare industry is forecasted to reach $13.52 billion this year and $23.83 billion by 2034, according to Zion Market Research. As ownership expands, so does the pool of vulnerable targets for ...

The Minnesota Department of Commerce issued a warning Tuesday morning, November 19, regarding an ongoing timeshare resale scam. The department has recently received on increased number of complaints ...

You've been trying to unload your timeshare without much luck, but suddenly a company contacts you to say it has a buyer who's interested in your place. It sends contracts -- and asks you to pay money ...