Fairmont Capital

Review: We were contacted by this company in Nov. regarding selling our timeshare. They said they had a buyer. Contract was signed on Nov. **, 2013. We received weekly update from the person who contacted us until Jan. **, 2014. [redacted] said he was being reassigned and was turning this over to someone else. I have tried repeated to contact this person for an update. I have left 3 phone messages and sent 4 emails and have gotten no response. I also have sent 2 emails to their "contact". These 2 were undeliverable. Like an it I sent $863.39 dollars to the company they said had referred the buyer. I am assuming that we have been "taken"! I had believed up until Jan. ** that this might be legitimate. In our contract it states that if the closing does not take place we will receive what the buyer put down as a down payment.Desired Settlement: If this is another company scamming people, I hope they are shut down. We would like at least to received our referral money back or the down payment the contract says we will receive.

Consumer

Response:

At this time, I have not been contacted by Fairmont Funding Ltd regarding complaint ID [redacted].

Sincerely,

Review: This company contacted me about selling a timeshare, provided me a contract for sale and after I paid a title search fee failed to finish the sale.

I was contacted in late november about selling our timeshare property through this company. They had an interested buyer and located us as a seller. They faxed us paperwork including a letter of intent, purchase agreement, and seller application. The agreement included a clause that we would receive the down payment as a non-refundable deposit on our property kept in escrow until closing in the amount of $4585 USD. We were required to pay a title search/ referral fee through another company "DMMI" for the amount of $840.63. Throughout December and into January the representative from Fairmont funding continually called and emailed updating us on the continual process on the real estate closing. Finally on 1/**/14 I received an email stating that the company had set a closing date of January **,2014. [redacted], the representative I worked with, informed me that I would receive a cashiers check in the mail on 1/**/2014 for the entire amount of $19,325. On 1/**/14 I received further correspondence that [redacted] had been reassigned and [redacted] would be finishing the closing. He also stated "your final paperwork should be on its way. [redacted] can be reached at phone number of the main building and at EMAIL. This is the last non-automated correspondence I have received. I have tried contacting the company via email at both [redacted]'s email address, [redacted]'s email address, and the generic 'contact us' email address on their website. Each of these email addresses either sends an automated reply or a failure to delivery message, but I cannot get a response from anyone. I have also tried calling the company directly on numerous occasions. I get transferred to a voicemail, and have left numerous voicemails requesting that they call me back. Since 1/**/2014 I have neither heard or received anything from Fairmont Funding LTD., other than automatic replies set up on email accounts.

Being that this is a timeshare lender, this could also be the product of a complex scam. If this is the case, despite the business being not Revdex.com accredited, I am hoping that this letter of complaint will serve as a warning to any other potential victims of this "company". That no one else need go through what I have, or pay money to a company that doesn't do business legitimately.Desired Settlement: I feel that as a real estate firm, this company is legally obligated to uphold its end of a contractual sales document that has been outstanding since 1/**/2014. I was offered and agreed upon a sale price of a real estate unit for the amount of $19,325. The company received a down payment on this property of $4,125 from the buyer, and a referral fee of $840.63 from me, the seller. I feel that as I upheld my end of the agreement I am entitled to AT MINIMUM the $840.63 that I spent out of my poc

Consumer

Response:

To whom it concerns,

Attached I have copies of two documents which were sent to me by the company in question, Fairmont Funding LTD. Both documents if uploaded correctly should have the name, address, phone, email, and contact information for the company as it relates to my claim. These also have the contract numbers for which my complaint was initially generated.

Please let me know if you need anything else to expedite or simplify the process, as I would like to get this resolved as soon as possible.

Thank you

Review: On October [redacted]2013 I contracted with Fairmont Funding LTD to assist in the sale of a Time Share property in Atlantic City New Jersey. I spoke with a [redacted] Washington who stated that they deal with an outside company known as Diversity marketing and Media Inc. or DMMI to find buyers. The fee they charge me for this service was $835.88 based on the price of the property was supposed to being sold for. I paid the fee through my credit card and a pay pal account. This transaction occurred on November **2013.[redacted] has kept in touch through emails and phone conversations. The phone number I have for him is [redacted].He stated that all was going well with the procedure and proceedings. On December [redacted]2013 on the date that the closing was supposed to occur I was informed that he was taken off the account and it would be handled by the Director of Operations [redacted]. I tried several times to contact her via phone at [redacted] and through email ([redacted])The message emailed back to me stated that she had a death in the family and would be out for awhile.On January **2014 I again tried to contact [redacted]and again got the same response. I started to become very suspicious and went to the address on the contract that I have. The address is [redacted]. The address is valid but the company does not have an office there. When I returned home I called the property where I won the time share. According to the people I spoke to there that no paper work of any kind has been filed with them on my behalf to sell the property. I tried calling both Terrence and Maria several more times to no avail. I called DMMI to speak with someone there about getting my money back. I received an email back stating that they do not give refunds. I have not heard from them again either in an email or a phone call although several attempts have been made on my part.The paper work takes up more space then you allow to sendDesired Settlement: I would like the money I gave DMMI repaid to my credit card. I also wanted to have it known publically that these two companies have bad business practices and should be avoided. If criminal charges can be applied to them I am willing to testify as to their actions in this particular case.

Consumer

Response:

At this time, I have not been contacted by Fairmont Funding Ltd regarding complaint ID [redacted].

Sincerely,