Customer ReviewsforClub Exploria, LLC

*** , misleading, manifulating, ** while suffering through multiple hrs of sales scheme The salesman and his manager deceive and take advantage of our naive we felt like rush 4Filipino that they did not give a time to read and understand what we our for,? we're not good in reading deep English . So we go for they said , on that moment.

Our journey began at Club Exploria LLC, where we offered a great deal to stay in Orlando for a cheaper price. However, we had to attend a presentation. I asked what the presentation was about but was told it was just a tour. We were told the duration was 90 minutes, but it lasted more than 2 hours. The explorer's agent lied to, deceived, and misled us. They gave us incorrect information. As we belong to a minority group, we are Four Filipino women who feel we were fully taken advantage of, given information that was too good to be true, and told things that were not correct by their agent.One of the instances we were told was the bonus stay benefits of the four places: Orlando, Daytona, PA, and TN. We could stay at these places for five days for only 75 dollars plus tax, and we could add days for another 75, but this all lies. When I called their member services, we were only allowed to stay three nights (on weekdays) or two nights (on weekends), one of the other, and you cannot combine it. Another lie was that we would be given another manager bonus point of 301, so we would have a total of 602. But it was not placed on our account. What I mentioned above is just one of the many.:We feel we were rushed. The notary did not explain all the papers we signed; they just pointed out where to put our initials and signatures.They dont mention the ten-day grace ****** at all.We were told we would get a better price if we signed up that day. We were mandated to pay a deposit (No exemption) with our credit card that day.We were not told about any extra or possible annual increase in the future We have never explained all their complicated online platforms, They did not disclose possible changes or increases in the maintenance fee, tax, or assessment. We only found out about these lies two weeks later when they sent an electronic membership ready for us to sign up. By the time we knew it, it was too late because we were out of the 10-day grace ******.

Club Exploria will take advantage of the elderly, those with language barriers, and those who are too young to understand the severity of the contract.The salesperson is allowed to lie through something known as a Non-Reliance Clause, which means that they can manipulate the truth to their advantage, they can chose to keep certain information to themselves, they can lie about the final cost without mentioning interest above the principle cost.The notary is not present during the presentation, even if it's a one-on-one discussion, and the salesperson is not allowed to have the legal contract present as they provide their false pitch.Club Exploria will retort that everything is in the contract, and if you found these misleading statements within, you had 10 days to cancel.The contract versions they provide in Spanish for Spanish speakers often times have pages missing and blank, with no information such as numbers of total cost or the 10 day cancellation period.Timeshares like Club Exploria use Non-Reliance Clause when it comes to their salespeople as a shield, though there is a difference between changing half truths and forging up information, verbal or written, known as material misinterpretation, which is considered fraud.They don't check income, and those who do not meet the vacation package qualifications will be signed on, even if that person has not been invited to the resort or the presentation. A salesperson will ignored credit flags to get a loan signed on, because it's not a bank or 3rd party loan.The CEO, *********************, is probably in bed with the General Attorney and *********************** so they know they can get away with performing these scams so long as the person doesn't know their rights. That's why they go after the elderly and those in double digits IQs.********** was hit with a CA lawsuit for similar reasons.Avoid a timeshare presentation, as the rewards are not worth your time or sanity.Morals? None. Just fraud and greed.

I just purchased with them 12 days ago I was told at the time of closing that what I purchased was the equivalent of 18 days a year when I called to book a weekend today I was told it would take all of my points. also the push the marketplace the prices I was shown in the marketplace are not the same prices when I logged in the are scam artists who got me for a bait and switch I am contacting a lawyer today do not buy

They are great at their job these guys will do incredible things to move your money into their pockets.

My Maintenance has gone up multiple times a year with absolutely no explanation as to why? I have a monthly payment withdrawal for maintenance fees and even though the amount consistently goes up, they still have the nerve ever year to bill me for a Shortage? If you adjust my monthly withdrawal to a higher amount to cover the cost, why is there a Shortage? I think this organization is borderline criminal!BTW I had to give 1 star to continue, they deserve NO star at all!

My H.O.A fees went from $1,800 a year in 2023 to $11,500 a year in **** with Exploria in orlando how can this be legal. They raise it what ever amount they want. I had to give back my deed on a paid off timeshare becuse i couldn't afford the fees. So now they have my money and my deed what a rip-off.

First I would like to say we were members for over 20 years and paid our dues up front every year. When we bought 20 years ago the information that was given to us turned out to be true and we had 20 years of good memories. However the last time we were there, we went to an "owners update". That has been the biggest mistake we have done in our 20 years of marriage. Had what they told us was true, then we would gladly continued to paid the amount that we had agreed to. However like some previous people said, there was many things they did not tell us and many things that were just not true. We have tried to contact them several times, but all we get is a form letter. We have even offered to continue our old membership and would gladly pay but they are not interested. We have even contacted lawyers to see what we can do. It is a sad fact they feed off the trust of older senior citizens like ourselves. No wonder timeshares get a bad name.