Has Anyone Been Scammed By Resort Solutions Trust?

I'm beginning to think I have been scammed.  At first Mark was very good about keeping in touch, but during the last month he refuses to call me back.  I was told that if they couldn't sell my time share that I would be able to get my "processing fee" back, but I think I was taken.  Apparently I have sucker written on my forehead.  All the numbers I have just go to voice mail.  Does anyone have some different numbers or someone else I can get in touch with??  I desperately need some advice!!

Yes, anyone who has paid money to Resort Solution Trust (or rstsite.com) has been scammed. The "manager" of the company (Mark Andrews/Mark Boring....apparently he goes by both) will tell you that he has a buyer for your property and all you have to do is pay him a processing fee, he may even tell you it will be refunded if the sale doesnt go through. He will not sell your property nor will he refund your money! Do not trust or pay any money to this man or anybody else at Resort Solution Trust (or rstsite.com), TRUST ME, I already learned the hard way!!!!

Mmmm I do not agree with you, Resort Solution Trust was very good to me, I tell them that I had my property in another company which was not sold at the time that said the contract. My friend recommended RST, and the truth I was not  convinced. I investigate which they said about this company and I saw negative comments to RST. After seeing that nothing was happened with the sale of my property with the other company, I decided to try with Resort Solution Trust and it went very well. Good care from them, honest, and the main thing sold my property at 4 weeks.Resort Solution Trust what they say is a LIE

SAMUEL

I was phoned about 10 days ago by Jamie Franco of RST with a proposal to sell my timeshare. He knew all the details, including the fact that it had been for sale by Last Resort Timeshare resales (which has gone out of business, never returned my calls & emails, but kept my money!).
Jamie told me that he had a buyer for my property & was meeting him in 4 days. I said I would not agree to the sale on the strength of this phone call. He gave me many assurances & said he would call 4 days later for my decision. I researched RST and can find no BBB or Credit Bureau info on the company. I just received the following call:
Jamie: Hello C..... This is Jamie from Resort Solutions Trust. Are you ready to sell?
Me:  Hello Jamie: I have decided not to sell right now because
CLICK!!!!! - What kind of reputable business hangs up on its customers?

Hello good afternoon. I sold my property with RST, and the truth was a very good deal. They treated me very well, my property was sold in 5 weeks,  without tricks and without cheating.
SUSAN

Yes, I have been scammed as I have not heard anything from Mark since June 2009.  I call and his cell does not even have his own voice on it.  The Timeshare Users Group website has a listing where you can list and sell timeshares. They also describe these types of scams.  Nothing says that the positive posts are a direct result of Mark or other criminals posting positive things.My experience is that I was taken for about $1,000 and the transaction was very close to what was described on the TUG website.Don't believe you can sell your timeshare for way more than you paid for it in a short time.No hope of getting any return!!!

Yes, I was foolish enough to sign a contract with  Resort Solutions Trust and give them $1150 upfront (via credit card) to advertise and sell my timeshare.  No one should ever consider paying such upfront money.  A company like RST will take your money and have no motivation or obligation to sell your timeshare (since they already have your payment), and the only way that you can possibly get your money back is to provide proof that someone else sold your timeshare for the same (ridiculous) amount that RST promised.(and even then I assume it would be next to impossible).  Everytime I call someone at RST they say that a deal is pending but it never happens (It's been almost a year since they promised to sell my timeshare within 3 months).  They even told me that my original contact at RST died, but I'm more prone to believe that he got smart and left the company.  The latest person that I talk to at RST is Mark, probably the same guy mentioned in other commentaries at this site.  Companies like RST play on your excitement about possibly selling your timeshare at a hefty profit and within 3 months.  They tell you that they have buyers ready to buy your particular timeshare, which of course is baloney.  Stay away from these companies.

I had Jamie call me also and I told him that I would sell if I did not have to pay out of my pocket before I see money CLICK no more Jamie "IT IS A SCAM"

No, they actually signed me up and closed on my fairfield resort timeshare in 7 weeks. Mark was extremely good about keeping in constant contact with me. And was prompt on getting my cashiers check out to me. - Michael Ramjet