I'm assuming tat this is a company that re-sells timeshares.  They call every few days and always hang up after the call is answered

I believe it is an attempt to get your credit card number by fraudulently identifying themselves as a company that will use your timeshare "extras" (they assure you that it doesn't use any of your weeks or points) to rent to companies attending conventions and sending you a check for the rent amount. A "too good to be true" scheme.

This number call and harrass me every single day for the past several months! My phone # is registered in the National Do Not Call List but this morons still calls me non-stop! Beware and don't even entertain them! These people are SCAMMERS!!!

I have got a couple calls before and just got another one. Just silence and then a woman's voice says "bye" and it hangs up.

Tammi, I don't know what credit card you used, but I hope that less than 6 months ago is still within the 'statute of limitations' if there is one. I found a fraudulent charge on an Amex account of ours that was a few years old and was still able to dispute it. It was just so small (less than $20) that I didn't notice it when I paid the bill originally. Good luck with getting your money back.
They call here regularly and never leave a message. Usually when I answer there is no one there, but some time ago, I asked them not to call again.

Whenever I answer there is no one there and they don't leave a message when I don't answer.  They call a couple times a week!!!

Me too....very curious how that dispute turned out...I filed today and am worried that the charge was so long ago 7/27 that they won't do anything...

I signed with this company (Resorts2Rent) in late July and have gotten nothing!  Every inquiry is met with reassurances and promises, but no $.  After the 90 days came and went I asked about the 100% return of marketing fees and they said they automatically renew the contract 3 times if needed to get all weeks rented.  I really want to believe it's not a scam, but it's not looking good.  I turned it over to my credit card company as a dispute today :(

They are currently doing business as Resorts2Travel...

Bought into the scam. :(  Caught me at a bad moment.  

"We are have an AARP convention, and we want to sell your weeks to them. We get them for 90 minutes for our presentation and you get $1,000 per week you sell to us."  (Not exact words but that's the summary.)  

When he gave me his contact information (888-407-7747 X109 and his name) I asked specifically "You are with RCI?"  "Yes"

<sigh>

Discover Card says they cannot stop a pending transaction, but I can file a dispute.  <sigh>

I assume this is a timeshare re-seller.  They have always hung up as soon as we answer the phone, but will call again and again - every couple of days.

Hang up call.

Resorts2travel has called before and been told NOT to call.

I received a call from Eric who identified himself as a timshare travel agent.  He said this company
resorts2travel will pay me $800-1500 to lease one week of my timeshare to individuals that will participate
in conventions in the area.  He said I should look the information up on the internet call him back
when I was ready to make money off my timeshare.  The website does not offer any information.
Anyone can create a web page.  So I do not think resorts2travel is a legal business.

Caller identified as timeshare rental company working with timeshare (Named) vacation owners.  Had all information pertaining to my timeshare and asked to lease it.  Took information by phone and said I would receive a contract to sign in 48 hrs.  Contract does not contain any of the information I was told.  Only my personal information.  When I read their email contract, they were notified and immediately accessed my account.  Do not answer phone calls nor has a call been returned.