180 Marketing Solutions

The company promised to sell my timesharefor me, however just kept requesting money. ComplaintFiled with Attorney General of North Carolina
Company promised to sell my timeshare.I paid 3,000 USD via wire transfer for a mexican tax id, then another $3,000 in tax for the sale to go through, company contuinue to put up road blocks and ask for additional funds of money to complete the transfer and also faked mexican offical documents

Was contacted by 180 Marketing Solutions to sell a timeshare I owned. I wired the initial payment to sell to Mexico. Then was instructed to wire more.
I was contacted by 180 Marketing Solutions that they wanted to purchase a timeshare that my husband and I owned. A contract was sent to me, detailing a one time payment to Mexico for a business license so I could sell the timeshare in Mexico. I sent $2,632.00 US dollars to the Mexican government for a tax ID. The seller would reimburse this amount to me at closing. I was contacted again stating the need to pay a 12% capital gains tax, this too would be reimbursed by the seller. The amount requested was $4,392.00 US dollars. My husband and I refused. This company erroneously sent me an encrypted email referencing 'schemas' and www.w3.org instructions on legal documents. Once I revealed this information, I stopped receiving calls from this company.