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If you’re trying to sell your timeshare, be forewarned about a timeshare resale scam.
You may get a call from a company that claims to have a buyer. The caller will even give you the name and phone number of the prospective buyer, who will confirm interest.
The caller faxes you legitimate-looking paperwork, along with a request for a credit card number for escrow and title services – with a promise you’ll get that money back once the deal closes.
Only you never hear back and you lose your money. Don’t fall for it!
Be a fraud fighter! Learn more and sign up for fraud alerts at: aarp.org/fraudwatchnetwork.
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