Luxury Leisure Alliance


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Website http://luxuryleisurealliance.com/

Luxury Leisure Alliance Reviews

  • Apr 10, 2015

Have so many different numbers to contact them and i get no responce or a bull session with person on the other end in costa rica aka cocoa bay resorts florida, costa

on vacation to costa rica last year we purchased what we thought would be a great time share with coco bat resort in las pamas. we have paid them over 32,.000 for said time share and cannot get any responce to book a vacation when emailed that maitanace fees are due of 899.00 tried then to book a vacation and got no where. i have several names for this company multiple phone numbers and am at my end over this. i called interval international whose name is also all over my paperwork and get a run around that they are not affiliated with coco bay resorts. i paid interval international 189.00 maintance for for a vacation to the us virgin islands it was denied by the home resort in costa rica and they have not reembursed my money either. we are seniors and cannot afford to lose all of this that we thought we were setting up to leave for our children and grandchildren. i dont know weather to contact a lawyer or what to do at this point. if you can help please contact me at thank you patricia allison

  • Mar 5, 2015

Have so many different numbers to contact them and i get no responce or a bull session with person on the other end in costa rica aka cocoa bay resorts florida, costa

on vacation to costa rica last year we purchased what we thought would be a great time share with coco bat resort in las pamas. we have paid them over 32,.000 for said time share and cannot get any responce to book a vacation when emailed that maitanace fees are due of 899.00 tried then to book a vacation and got no where. i have several names for this company multiple phone numbers and am at my end over this. i called interval international whose name is also all over my paperwork and get a run around that they are not affiliated with coco bay resorts. i paid interval international 189.00 maintance for for a vacation to the us virgin islands it was denied by the home resort in costa rica and they have not reembursed my money either. we are seniors and cannot afford to lose all of this that we thought we were setting up to leave for our children and grandchildren. i dont know weather to contact a lawyer or what to do at this point. if you can help please contact me at thank you patricia allison.

  • Dec 10, 2014

We almost got roped into this scam last May in Costa Rica; thankfully, we were alerted to the scam by information on Insidethegate.com, a timeshare news blog. These crooks at Coco Bay Estates, Las Palmas, Bahia Turquesa, etc were selling an annuity, using a fake company in Hong Kong named Amerashare. They had another 3rd-party called Timely Travel, also using a fake address in South Dakota, that would allegedly sell our timeshare week for $24k. Only catch was we had to wait 150 or 300 days to (maybe) see any money from them. We thought we bought five weeks in the oh-so-fabulous "Luxury Leisure Alliance", which is apparently nothing more than an empty website.

I demanded they cancel our contract within the 8-day rescission period, and was very fortunate to get my money back from the credit card company. Our "salesman" was using a fake name as well: "Tod Roan" is actually one Todd Dehn; he was listed as a Remax agent is Green Bay, Wisconsin, but has since removed his profile from the Trulia site. Other crooks involved are Bill Hood, Frank Moore, George Triggs, Natalia Garcia. The operation apparently started in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico some years ago, and that is still the location of the "back-office" boiler rooms, and probably where all the VOIP numbers end up ringing.

These crooks have relocated to Roatan, Honduras, apparently. http://insidethegate.com/gatehouse/2014/10/costa-rica-timeshare-news-october-18-2014/ According to sources Todd Dehn, Abe Gardner, George Triggs and Fernando May are reportedly running the same kind of operation in Roatan that got them so much attention (and money) as the Puerto Bahia and Costa Rica flim-flams, but it’s supposedly so top secret that they didn’t use any of the old sales people or VLOs to staff it in order to keep it quiet. They seem to have thought they could keep it on the down low, but secrets have a way of coming out. Sometimes all it takes is someone finding a picture of someone else on the Internet and making that connection. Hey, that’s the same guy who… - See more at: http://insidethegate.com/gatehouse/#sthash.WdHwRWn0.dpuf Someone needs to go to Roatan with a tiny video camera to get some real, actionable dirt on these scum, and put them out of action once and for all.

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