Westgate Resorts レビュー 677

Una estrella por que no es posible poner menos. Por favor lean esto y todos los reviews que puedan. Esto es un scam,estas personas te hacen perder todo un día obligándote a comprar un timeshare,ofreciendo regalos,viajes y demás,todo es mentira. No caigan. No saben el dolor de cabeza que es pagar mes tras mes,año tras año y cuando quieres reservar te ponen mil trabas. Como si ya no hubieras pagado esa estadía 50 veces.

una muy mala compania nos ofrecieron miles de destinos y hoteles, al momento de llamar y solicitar disponibilidad nunca hay algo disponible, es solo sacarte el dinero no hay nada mas importante para ellos, cobran una cuota de mantencion de 900 dolares es un robo debo mantener algo que solo ellos se lucran, yo pago y no recibo beneficio alguno, no se les ocurra comprar nada con ellos, se arrepentiran

We had a terrible experience with Westgate that began in 2019 when my wife and I were lured into a pressure sales pitch to purchase during an anniversary trip. We were persuaded with free cruises and a chance to generate income through timeshare rental, but after multiple rejections, the pressure escalated to an aggressive real estate pitch for a "cheap" foreclosure. The sales process was rushed and legally deficient—important documents were never disclosed. Everything was skimmed over and rushed through.

When we finally visited the Westgate Villas Resort, the unit was much smaller than promised, and the promised rental income was nonexistent. We were misled into upgrading, which only worsened the situation. During the pandemic, we couldn't cancel or use the property but were still forced to pay increasing fees. The availability of units was also restricted, making it impossible to generate the promised rental income.

The deceptive tactics, false promises, and failure to disclose important contract details have caused financial strain and emotional distress. Our advice is don’t engage with Westgate and save yourselves the trouble.

Westgate employs liars and deceitful salesmen that are very smooth talkers and exude trust, but don’t be fooled! If you talk to anyone that works at Westgate, you will fall victim like us.
In June 2017, my husband and I spent hours listening to their high-pressure sales presentation where we finally caved in and bought a Westgate timeshare at Myrtle Beach. Westgate teaches their salespeople incredible techniques to use on unsuspecting tourists like us, promising great experiences and repeatedly pushing the idea that this timeshare is an investment. They even took our driver’s license to get copies. We didn’t know why but when they returned, we were told we qualified for a Westgate credit card that we could use to conveniently pay our yearly fees. Since then, we have NEVER been able to schedule anything. Even with an upgrade, we have literally paid tens of thousands of dollars over the past 7 years, and we have never been able to use our week vacation because there is never availability. What a waste and a burden. Stay away!

sat 6 hours saying no to timeshare, ended buying a 1week state at a discounted rate, so we thought, pressured into meeting again while on vacation to go over options for "money in escrow".if i didnt show they would charge my card for full amount of stay. NEVER AGAIN> Fake , RUDE< cursing and ticked off when you dont buy. Every ten minutes they ring a bell and clap like someone bought a timeshare,

Only did a 1 star because 0 wasn't available.
Saleswoman was extremely fake sweet. Until I said no. The complete shut down and dejected look. No more about her kids, husband, family winery....
If for no other reason i would not buy because of this level of fakery and deception. I wouldn't trust anything they said without a lawyer review.
For a 90 min presentation we were promised a breakfast and 150 reward.
I have been to Motel6 and seen a better Breakfast. Horribly cheap and a clue as to how their program/product likely is.
After 2.25 hrs I was going to leave and it was implied if i did there might not be any $150.
The 1 bedroom at 60,000 was reduced to 7,000 after the third NO and third salesperson. When they plan to oversell by that much how would you trust anything was not a rip off?
The model which is supposedly the top of the line had pealing formica coffee table and cheep cookie (1) in zip lock bags.
Get ready for pounding music and over hyped theatrical excitement from an army of salesppl. One kind one on our way out did point out a great food court on the next floor.
Set your 90 min alarm. Say no. Watch the mood change and the constant "just one more minute" that goes on for another 45 min.
Remember, 60000 went to 7000 with 3 NOs. I can send you the written offer he mistakenly left on our table.
If you have the time to waste and want to waste theirs it could be fun.

Went and called them to plan our vacation. Was told that the room werent like they showed us. So false advertisment if you ask me. Will never go through them again.

Westgate misleads people, using manipulative tactics to trap them in a cycle of debt. Their marketing is designed to hide the negative aspects of their product and bury critical information in fine print—details that are nearly impossible to read or fully understand. During the contract signing, they handed me paperwork filled with small print, knowing I had no time to review it, yet expected me to trust their word without question. Don’t trust a word they tell you!

This all started in January 2021 in Florida. Upon arriving at our hotel, we were approached by a Westgate rep in the hotel lobby and was offered a "free" 4-day, 3-night vacation to attend a timeshare presentation.

He asked me about my occupation and income, and then he immediately scheduled me for the timeshare presentation. He assured me that I would receive the vacation package after the presentation.

I returned to Florida in August 2021, with my children. The kids were thrilled, but, I found myself under intense pressure to upgrade my contract. The agent showed us fancy rooms with Jacuzzis and high-end amenities. After a long day of being pressured, I caved and upgraded.

After several months of making payments, I received a call from a Westgate agent, who suggested I purchase additional points to use for vacations anywhere in the world! I paid $3,600 for 45,000 points. However, when I tried to use those points for a trip to Dubai, Westgate claimed to know nothing about the points program. When I asked about the equity I had supposedly built up in the property, they told me that timeshares don’t function like physical property and gave me the runaround.

Westgate reported me to the credit bureau, and my credit score dropped from 795 to 620. As a result, I am now unable to secure a home for myself and my children, which has severely impacted on our mental health. After researching, I discovered that the entire timeshare system was a scam! Had they been honest, I would never have agreed to any of this. 08

What a disrespectful jerk we just were with my name is Jamie Bailey and this company wasted my time- because I yawned a company times during his boring not to the pint presentation he suddenly got up from his seat and decided I was not attentive enough- canceling our “tour” and wasting our Vegas evening-

We reveived 2 show tickets if we went to a presentation …. 90 minute presentation.
We were there for 2.5 hours
9-11:30…..
Our rep KEPT CUSSING ….. we never cussed once ……. I’m not sure why or how he felt comfortable doing that. He maybe said the F word 12 times
This was absolutely and the people working there the managers were so so rude. I would never stay here considering their employees are so rude and we were lied to and not allowed to leave when EVERYONE ELSE HAD LEFT. Samuel was awful.

Es una estafa los tiempos compartidos ! Salí victorioso no pudieron. Venderme humo di con tanta presión y tanto que le bajaron ! Se enojaron alo último pero me salí con la mía no les firme nada ! Tengan cuidado y siempre digan no apesar de tanta presión! Los hotels resorts son una mentira

0-% rating!!!! I have never used it them never available for me. 6 years
I paid lumb sum to my mortgage and it was applied to my very everything but the mortgage then I was charged to collections. Make it make sense. The collection agency asked me to contact Westgate to take my money out of the maintenance or wherever they put them and add them back to my mortgage. Westgate can’t help me with that

We have been owners for 20 years. Not always easy to deal with. Why are my maintenance fees over 1700.00 for odd years, we paid under 1100.00 in 2023. That’s a ridiculous amount. I WOULD NOT recommend Westgate to my worst enemy.

Worst timeshare.
never buy from these guys they will sucker you into buying a worthless timeshare unit and be stuck with a maintenance fee that you can get rent a private house with that money.

Westgate is a trap they sweet talk you into signing at these presentations. They will rather you lose your home just so you can keep paying them their money. Don't fall for their promises they will bleed you dry and not care. They have third party affiates that will hound you every other week promising you free vacations, cruises, and etc if you upgrade your contract.

Westgate is horrible and if I could give negative stars on this review, I would. Timeshare companies like them prey on vulnerable individuals, offering false promises and manipulating emotions to secure a sale. My ex-partner and I tried to explain to the representatives that we were uninterested in purchasing a timeshare, but they kept “getting us better deals” to the point where we wasted half a day of our vacation going to this worthless presentation. After several hours of significant pressure, they finally wore us down, and we agreed to sign. Then one of their representatives coached us on what we should say to the loan officer “in order to get approved.” So, looking back on it, it seems they knew that financially, this was not a good investment for us, yet they pressured us to sign it anyway. Don’t sign a timeshare contract with them unless you want to have a financially draining “liability.”

Westgate is horrible and if I could give negative stars on this review, I would. Timeshare companies like them prey on vulnerable individuals, offering false promises and manipulating emotions to secure a sale. My ex-partner and I tried to explain to the representatives that we were uninterested in purchasing a timeshare, but they kept “getting us better deals” to the point where we wasted half a day of our vacation going to this worthless presentation. After several hours of significant pressure, they finally wore us down, and we agreed to sign. Then one of their representatives coached us on what we should say to the loan officer “in order to get approved.” So, looking back on it, it seems they knew that financially, this was not a good investment for us, yet they pressured us to sign it anyway. Don’t sign a timeshare contract with them unless you want to have a financially draining “liability.”

All of the negative reviews of Time Share sales are correct. They could sell a dead man shoes with their high-pressure tactics. You are locked once you may find that this was a terrible idea, but they do not care about their customer needs or complaints. The only way out is to pay their extortion fee from the mediation (non-mediation) department. I would give them a zero if could! How can this be legal?

Can’t believe the government allows corrupt corporations to take advantage of people just like that without shame. Please don’t stop until you get justice. I have retained an attorney but seems that Westgate has the luck and nothing has been accomplished to get out of this nightmare. Please write to State department
Consumer finance.gov
Federal Trade commission
FL state attorney general office-myfloridalegal.com
FL division of consumer services
Consumer protection office- the county
Department of commerce
ARDA- american resort development association and any other organization that you can think of.
Westgate needs to stop!

I feel that my wife Hope and I were tricked into this purchase through deceptive sales practices and misrepresentation. We were misinformed about many details. They told us that the presentation would take about 90 minutes, but it ended up being 3 hours. This misrepresentation led us to believe that we were making an investment in something other than a traditional timeshare. The sales agents pressured us repeatedly, and despite declining two or three times, they continued their aggressive tactics until we felt forced to make a decision. We have never used the timeshare since purchasing it. When we contacted Westgate to return the property, we were told we were "stuck with it" unless we could sell it ourselves - a stark contrast to the promise that we could "cancel anytime." This is a financial burden on us! Their sales agents failed to disclose that the yearly maintenance fees would increase by 6% every single year—forever. They also deliberately concealed that these maintenance fees would be passed down to our children when we pass away, a crucial detail that would have affected our decision. The entire sales process felt rushed, with sales agents creating artificial urgency. Two sales agents told us the "deals" would only be possible for that day only, so we weren't given any time to do our research. Since our first encounter with the Westgate sales agents, we've been fed nothing but lies and false promises, and we want out of this arrangement.