Wyndham SeaWatch Plantation

While enjoying a delightful stay in a Wyndham timeshare unit at SeaWatch Plantation over the 4th of July holiday, my significant other and I attended a timeshare presentation. I was told by the promoter that it would be a 90-minute presentation, with 30 of those minutes slotted for breakfast, and that there would be no tour. After an enjoyable breakfast with a pleasant group presentation, we were sat down with Angela, who immediately had us fill out individual applications. When we verbalized our hesitancy to do this, she assured us that it would be used solely for the purpose of determining what timeshare option we would qualify for, and that it would only be a "soft hit" to our credit. Three hours later we were finally excused, after we complained about the length of time it was taking and Angela called me rude for asking that it be moved along. We hadn't even gotten to the financing part, as we stopped when we were told that we did, in fact, have to take a tour. We were then moved to another line, to wait for our free gifts. A week after arriving home, we received Vacation Club Credit Cards in the mail! We had no intention of applying for credit cards and were not informed that this was going to happen. In checking, it turned out that there was not just one, but two "hard inquiries" on our credit bureaus. After immediately canceling the credit cards, I reached out directly to Wyndham to follow up. I was transferred a couple of times, and then had to leave a voicemail. I left both my cell and direct work phone numbers, but no one has called me back. I hope that this is not the normal course of business, but I would warn any potential presentation-goers that this could be their experience also!