Damian,
Sorry but like a lot of us you were scammed.  I got a call from the same number, sent them 2500 dollars and waited several weeks and then called back on that number and it had been taken out of service, so that told me right then that we had been scammed.  It mad me so mad I went  to the FBI and local police department and  filed a claim against them.  Now the Orlando Police is doing an investigation.  So you may want to file a claim with your local police or call detective Michael J. Stevens in Orlando and file a claim with him.  His numberis 407-246-2971.  That number was given  to me by the FBI.

Extreme Point is a fraud. The Orlando Police Department executed State of Florida search warrants on the boiler room used by the criminal group on December 8, 2011 as part of out ongoing efforts at combating this type of fraud. ANY person defrauded by this group should contact Detective Michael Stevens at 407-246-2971 or Detective Hilary Bledsoe at 407-246-3715. We have arrested 10 subjects in this case and more arrests are pending. If you wish to be included as a victim or witness in this case, please contact us. Thank you.

Looking for the owner info!

Got a call from a 1888 406 7497.  filled out paper work fax it back. deposited money in an esgrow account.  Been three weeks now, got no reponse.  Are they Legit?

Just received a call from Extreme Point Settlements. I was emailed documents saying there is a pre approved buyer for my timeshare. I told them I would have to check them out. Thank you everyone who posted! Of course, I was suppose to send $2700 with the signed documents in order to process the sale of my timeshare. If it sounds to good to be true, it usually is.

I should have investigated more with this company. I was too excited to get rid of my timeshare. I called the Calf. Bar Assoc. and spoke to a civil lawyer. He said I should call the San Diego DA office and see if this is criminal and then file charges through the police dept. People who prey on others has a special place in hell.

Received a phone call today from Andrew Reid who says that my timeshare has indeed been sold. It was listed a couple of years ago with a resale company with the promise of a sale within 30 - 90 days and yes we stupidly paid the $2,200. that was requested. Wasn't able to get through to anyone once the money was paid. Now, out of the blue Andrew calls with this wonderful news. Hmm, If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is! So glad my husband did the research on this "so called" number and we have this information available to us. Thanks everybody. We'd like to sell our timeshare, but have listed it twice only to get ripped off both times. Oh, Andrew even said a second check would be cut for the $2,200. because it wasn't sold in a timely manner.

Today, my parents received a call from the number above claiming they had a buyer for their timeshare. The caller was Jonathan Blackstone. Papers were faxed over for the amount 2295.90 for legal recording fee and recovery fees. Then we have received today also, call from a attorney named Steve Casey. I am the daughter checking on this stuff to make sure my parents don't get into a scam. Yes, would love to get rid of this timeshare. We never get the dates we request even calling several months in advance. Then when we get there the rooms are not what was booked. Having a timeshare is a joke !!!! Thank you for posting the information so others like me can watch out for themselves and their families.

We also received a call from the above mentioned number.  Our caller was Erik Tanner.  Mentioned the name of the timeshare company we had listed our timeshare with a year and a half ago.  They said they had a buyer and for us to wire them a good chunk of money.  We thought Wow finally we will be rid of this timeshare.  Well, to date we are not able to get anyone to answer any phone number we have. The phone number area codes are not from San Diego they are from Alpine, CA.  So people be careful this is a scam.  This is a hard lesson learned we did not have this type of money to throw away like this.  We are going to file a complaint with the BBB of San Diego,CA and the Attorney General's office of CA.

Good for you. I wasn't so smart and sent the money with promise they would fedex check for the timeshare. That was a week ago and no check yet and no response to phone messages. Going to contact BBB and Ca. State Attorney General,maybe they can investigate.

I also received a phone call from a Dan Rodgers saying he found a buyer for my time share and I needed to deposit $2,120 into an account for closing costs. I had also listed my timeshare with a re-sale company (over a year ago). In fact he e-mailed me the documents so that I could sign and return back to him.  I would hoped he'd be legitimate so I could get rid of my time shares but I also don't want to loose my money either.  I too kept calling the number he gave 619-320-6351 but never got an answer.  He would call me back but I kept missing his call.  Now the documentation I recived shows the number of 619-320-4702 and the address is 4445 Eastgate Mall Suite #200.  Guess I'll skip this and hang on to my 2K.  Within he hour, I received another call from LSTR Escape at 925B Peachtree St in Atlanta GA!  Again, I hadn't heard of the selling of my time share in over a year, I wonder if these guys are in on something.

I just recieved a call this morning, stating a Dan Rogers had found a buyer for my timeshare that I had listed with a timeshare re-sale company earlier this year. He stated I needed to deposit 2,295 dollars into an account today to cover transfer costs done by this "Extreme Point Settlements." The first thing I did was call the phone numbers on the paperwork... none of which lead to a receptionist. The one states that they are in a meeting... and the voicemail box was full--- red flag. The other number is a voice recording that sends you around in circles with no option to speak to an opporator or receptionist.

Also I checked the online business registry maintained by State of California for corporations, limited liability companies (LLCs), and limited partnerships.  I didn't find anything under the name Extreme Point Settlements.

I'm an attorney for someone who communicated with Extreme Point Settlements.  My client reported having been told by Extreme Point Settlements they had a buyer for my client's timeshare.  Also, paperwork similar to descriptions above was provided to my client.  Address and phone numbers for Extreme Point Settlements were provided - 4445 Eastgate Mall Ste 200, San Diego, CA  92121, 619-320-4702, and 888-236-5090.  First thing I did was call both numbers ... multiple times.  No one answered.  Answering machines said they were "in a meeting" and I'd called "after hours."  But my calls were placed between 3pm and 4pm California time on a non-holiday weekday.   Second thing I did was call the receptionist at this address's suite of offices.  She confirmed Extreme Point Settlements was a tenant, but said they couldn't be reached from the receptionist's switchboard.  Last I checked California Bar Association listings.  Several attorneys were listed under the names Steve, Steven, or Stephen Casey.  But none had an address at this location.

"Sr. Attorney Steve Casey" called and said he had a buyer for our timeshare.  Because I had signed up with a resale company years ago, he had my email address.  He emailed forms from Extreme Point Settlements with the sale information. Included was an authorization form to process a payment transfer in the amount of $2,596.10 to cover fees and taxes.  I told him I never authorized a sale. I believe this is another scam.