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IBCG TUG Member Posts: 14 From: Registered: May 2005	posted 05-27-2005 07:42 If they are one and the same, what experiences have you had with them? Thanks very much for your time. You TUGGERs are great! IP: Logged
Bill4728 TUG Member Posts: 449 From: Sumner, WA Owner: Club Intrawest, Monarch Grand Vacation & Mountainside Lodge Registered: Apr 2004	posted 06-01-2005 09:18 I have had no dealing with them and do not know if TT Timeshare is also The Timeshare Company. Why do you think there the same company? But EBays report on TT-Timeshare is very good. They seem to sell alot of "no reserve TS". Good Luck ------------------ Bill IP: Logged
scotlass TUG Member Posts: 342 From: MA Registered: Apr 2001	posted 06-01-2005 09:42 Do you have a web page for them? IP: Logged
IBCG TUG Member Posts: 14 From: Registered: May 2005	posted 06-03-2005 11:37 quote: Originally posted by Bill4728: I have had no dealing with them and do not know if TT Timeshare is also The Timeshare Company. Why do you think there the same company? But EBays report on TT-Timeshare is very good. They seem to sell alot of "no reserve TS". Good Luck Their Ebay username is tttimeshare, but they answer correspondence The Timeshare Company, based in Wisconsin. Thanks for responding. Irene IP: Logged
asoffos TUG Member Posts: 97 From: Virginia Registered: Sep 2003	posted 06-03-2005 14:09 I won an eBay auction for a timeshare in Myrtle Beach this past March. The closing was handled by The Timeshare Company located in Wisconsin. There were no problems with the closing and I received the deed in the mail last week. IP: Logged
LisaH TUG Member Posts: 884 From: SF Bay Area Registered: Dec 2000	posted 06-04-2005 12:56 tttimeshare Looks quite similar to the one known as "thefrieds". Lots of tuggers bought from thefrieds in the past. They had some shill bidding going on eBay and was kicked off eBay for a while. thefrieds were also based in Wisconsin. Maybe this is their new ID? ------------------ LisaH IP: Logged
bhurley902 TUG Member Posts: 848 From: hoboken, nj, usa Registered: May 2003	posted 06-05-2005 06:11 Yes ... it is their company. I've bought two from them in the past year. Everything was handled professionally and in record time. In fact, I think I'd rate them higher than any of the other 4 or 5 professional ebay resale brokers I've bought from. I had heard the shill bidding accusations, so I watched carefully before I bid the first time. I saw nothing suspicious whatsoever. I like that they provide the reserve price right at the top of the ad -- I can make an immediate decision if an auction is worth watching or not. IP: Logged
IBCG TUG Member Posts: 14 From: Registered: May 2005	posted 06-05-2005 12:51 quote: Originally posted by LisaH: tttimeshare Looks quite similar to the one known as "thefrieds". Lots of tuggers bought from thefrieds in the past. They had some shill bidding going on eBay and was kicked off eBay for a while. thefrieds were also based in Wisconsin. Maybe this is their new ID? How did they do the "shill bidding" and how can someone tell if a bid against yours is shill or legitimate? Thanks very much for everyone's time and advice. IP: Logged
Maz TUG Member Posts: 2811 From: Scottsdale,Arizona Registered: Dec 2000	posted 06-05-2005 18:07 quote: Originally posted by IBCG: How did they do the "shill bidding" and how can someone tell if a bid against yours is shill or legitimate? Thanks very much for everyone's time and advice. Shill bidding is usually going on with any "no reserve" timeshare auction. The lister lists the timeshare on eBay with no reserve and usually will mention in the ad that it is a no reserve auction which draws bidders in...Then, the lister has friend, family or uses a fake id to bid it up. This is why you should take all "no reserve" auctions with a grain of salt. Maz ------------------ My Website Marriott-Canyon Villas Marriott-Park City Fairfield-Points Worldmark-Trendwest Oregon-Coastal Rancho Banderas-Mx. Punta Mita-Mx.(Non-Timeshare) IP: Logged
rickandcindy23 TUG Member Posts: 35 From: Thornton, CO., United States Registered: Jun 2005	posted 06-05-2005 18:15 I have bid on some Hawaii weeks that have no reserve and notice the same names popping up as winning bidders that I see over and over again, so I guess that is the resaler, trying to get a certain amount for the week without setting a "must get" price. That seems unethical, if not illegal. Do they get charged if a buyer agrees to the reserve, but not if the buyer is non-existent? IP: Logged

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