They are a scam at best and quite possibly a criminal enterprise. Do not send them your money. Their process is as follows: 1) Promise an exit, with a large upfront fee 2) String you along for 18 months or so of "we're waiting to hear back from the company, should be soon" 3) If you don't lose patience with them by then, they will eventually set you up for Phase 2 where they try to get more of your money. 4) They will tell you that they received a settlement offer from the timeshare company, but will only deliver it verbally, nothing in writing. 5) They will have you sign an agreement that they have satisfied their obligation to you in order to accept the supposed offer. They will then switch to wanting personal checks sent to an unverified address and to a contact that allegedly works for the timeshare company, but they will refuse to provide any direct communication from the timeshare company. Currently considering legal action and/or pursuing criminal charges against them. read more

Laughable experience. I filled out contact info and they called me immediately. I told them I was not interested because I had just read their reviews and the guy said "Can you name me any other company that does not have bad reviews?" LOL Unbelievable that that would be his response. I said "You have 2 star reviews and don't ever call me back!" What a low life company read more

Wesley Financial Group - Honest Review from a Former Skeptic We first came across Wesley Financial Group back in 2022. To be honest, we weren't impressed at the time. The reviews were mixed, and we didn't feel confident about how the company executed its business. We walked away from the idea of using them. Fast forward to 2024 -- we were in a bind. We really needed to get out of our timeshare, and the options were limited. After doing extensive research, asking tough questions, and reading through hundreds of reviews again, we decided to give Wesley a call. And truthfully? It was worth it. Let's get real: this process is expensive. You're going to hear all the negatives first, so here they are -- it costs thousands of dollars. We paid under $10,000 in total to get out, including Wesley's fee and the final negotiation with the timeshare company. But let me put that into perspective: We had our timeshare for three years, paid $3,000 just in annual maintenance fees, and another $13,000 toward the timeshare mortgage. That's over $16,000, and we still didn't fully own anything. So yes, paying to cancel was a major expense -- but cheaper than continuing down that path. Once we signed on with Wesley, our assigned representative was professional, communicative, and supportive. We had monthly meetings, and they helped draft all necessary paperwork and guide us through the entire process. They always answered our calls and emails in a timely manner and showed genuine empathy for our situation. It's also important to note: we kept paying our timeshare mortgage and maintenance fees during the cancellation process. That may sound frustrating, but it actually helped us negotiate a lower cancellation fee and speed up the process. When you stay current, the timeshare company is more willing to work with you. If you stop paying, it becomes much harder -- something Wesley was very transparent about. From the time we paid Wesley in November, we received our final cancellation confirmation in June -- just about six months. For anyone still skeptical, Wesley offers a money-back guarantee if they can't cancel your timeshare within five years. Thankfully, we didn't have to wait anywhere near that long. I understand not everyone has the funds to pursue this. The best advice I can give is this: don't buy a timeshare in the first place. But if that advice comes too late -- as it did for us -- Wesley Financial Group can truly help you escape a financial trap. They're not perfect, and yes, they are expensive -- but they deliver results. We're finally free from our timeshare and we have Wesley to thank for that. read more

They aren't what they say they are. They want you to pay $$ and don't get you out of your timeshare. Dishonest

This company refuses to evaluate, share the process or in any way assist you unless you terminate - BEFORE they will talk to you - any other timeshare exit contracts that you have. In other words they want you to make a blind faith leap, eliminating any other safety nets, and then they will let you know IF they can help you, what their fees are, and how long the process will take. They appear to be very like the timeshare companies that they supposedly (as how do you know since they won't speak to you) help you exit. Ethically challenged to say the least and the lack of respect for consumers is off the charts. Can't help but wonder what they are trying to hide by refusing to share the details - cost, process, etc. - of what they will supposedly do. I guess we are all supposed to lose several IQ points and just blindly trust them. Disgusting. read more

WF helped us terminate our timeshare and for that we are grateful. It was a bit of a slog..... 3.5 years I think and more money, but we no longer have to worry about a useless timeshare from Vacation Village being passed onto our son after our deaths. Overall, WF is very professional. The only negatives for me were 1) the time it took and that is on the timeshare, I think and 2) the churn of acct reps. Our last was the best and most consistent, Thanks Jarriel! read more

I wanted to get rid of our timeshare which we haven't used in many years and heard about their advertisement. When I read the reviews and yelp, they were usually very skeptical and unfriendly towards this company. When I contacted them they wanted $7000 and I had two timeshares, the salesman was nothing more than a high-pressure person just like a timeshare purchase. He kept pushing to sign up that day and start initiating payments. I finally was able to finish the phone call despite his attempts to continue it. Reading the yelp reviews I contacted the Timeshare and settled it all by myself with just having to pay legal fees. I would recommend that somebody does like I did, and do direct contact first. read more

They charge over $8000.00 and at first seemed to be working on our windows timeshare. But it wasn't until we stopped paying Wyndom, that it was resold and we received some money back. Wesley hadn't done much by then. read more

If I could give this place a 0 star rating I would. I tried to set up a consultation with this company... and I only had 1 day to talk.. because my husband works different hours than me. For the day of the appointment I asked to change times and they said they could not do it because they were booked up. So I had to stop my day to make sure I made it home in time for that appointment. And come to find out, the "Vice President" had technical difficulties. So I stopped my day to make an appointment that they themselves could not make!!!! They even called and gave my empty hope that they would reach out and call me back... made me watch a 45 min video for how it was founded. This overall experience was terrible and I would never recommend this company! read more

Wesley Financial Group - Better Business bureau - Financial Services Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

I'm still dealing with my dispute against my time share and the support from Wesley financial group is very poor. Every time I ask for an update take so much time to hear from them, it's causing more stress than help. I wish to leave a final positive review in few months if I will see result and I will be released from my timeshare company , but unfortunately, right now , I don't feel they value me as customer or this is will ever happen. I don't feel the money I paid to this service are worth the struggle I'm going through also with them. I hear excuse and not facts , after 2 years and 6 months I'm still harassed by my time share company.if nothing will change in 4 months,they should honor their promise in the contract and refund me the fee I paid to get the assistance I don't see!! read more

Getting out of a timeshare (for my 90 year old dad) has been grueling. Difficult. I paid $6,000 to Wesley 11 months ago and they have done absolutely nothing for me. Don't communicate at all. When I do schedule a call with them, they provide no information. Hard to imagine anything less fraudulent than their business model. If you reading this, I understand that you absolutely want to rid yourself of timeshare. I'd caution you to work this Wesley though. read more

I was romanced into a timeshare, and regretted it months later. Searching for a way out, I hired wesley financial group because they convinced me, it would take no time to get me out of the mess. Well, over 3 years now and I am no closer to being out of the timeshare then when I started. And, to top it off I have a blemish on my once perfect credit. No thanks to Wesley Financial. I would not recommend this company to anyone. And I will continue to share my experience in hopes I can save someone from spending their hard earned money on this waistful idea of a company read more

They do nothing to get you out of a timeshare except take your money to do a job that they just do not do! Fraud just like the timeshares!

Wish I could leave no star! They ate just as much a scam ad the time share company. Their fake BS letters and hiding in the back was a joke. After close to 3 years and $14 k paid in full, still not sure of anything. I think I have spoke and dealt with every employee in this BS company. Now that they supposedly own travel and leisure company , they claim to not be able to get my info. Needed. Very unprofessional and illegal business being conducted. SCAM ! read more

It's been over a year and our Timeshare still isn't closed. We spent $14,000. with the hope they'd have it closed for us within a year. So far I'm very disappointed. They keep giving me excuses why they can't close it, and now they said "I" have to make phone calls and write a hand written letter. Why did we hire them?? They're like the Timeshare people, they get you excited, you spend big money and then you're disappointed! read more

Sad that this group uses the same strong arm tactics as time share companies to try and get you to sign their contract on the phone with them and refuses to send it to you for review. As soon as we said we would like to digest the info before we invested almost $8k with them, the onboarding specialist escalated to saying we weren't serious about getting out of our timeshare and we could not be trusted. Very disappointed with this company. read more

Were so disappointed with Wesley! We spent $7000 to have Wesley tell me how to write to Marriott to cancel our timeshare. I handled all the e-mails and phone calls with Marriott. I asked Wesley 2 questions and my timeshares were canceled because I did all the work. I'm sorry I even used Wesley. Bottom line don't use Wesley there only out for your money. They shouldn't be able to do business and steal our funds. read more

Beware of this scam company. There money back garentee is not real. After making a few mistakes on there part I called for my money back. They said because I wanted to cancel my contract I could not get my money back. Very sketchy. Do not fall for the scam this company is doing. I paid them about 10 months. read more

Horrible experience here! I signed up paid over 5K and never was able to hardly talk to anyone, my welcome call took forever to get and when it came I was out of town away from all my paperwork they said they would call the next week. I called them two weeks later and took forever to talk to them. When I said I wanted to cancel because of lack of communication and the fact I felt they were taking advantage of me it took over a month again, I had to remind them I have not been canceled and a week or so later I finally got the call to cancel. Complete failure on their part and they were not even willing to refund which shows they truly do not care. Way to treat a retired military member and member of the clergy people! I rate them with the timeshare industry they claim to get us out of! read more

Wesley is in the business of telling lies and taking your money, just like the timeshare companies-actually I think they are worse. They charge you an outrageous amount for nothing-they are slow to respond or do anything. Stay away from this company, unless you have lots of money to just throw away. You are better off just paying off the amount owed on the timeshare and negotiating on your own with the timeshare to get out. read more

I would definitely suggest to anyone not to waste your time and/or money with this organization. It is definitely shady! They charge you tens of thousands of dollars claiming to assist you with getting out of a timeshare contract but they all work together to screw you over. You should not have to pay a company thousands of dollars to do nothing but have you do all the work and then drag your case on for a few years to assure that they get thousands of dollars from you. It is a scam no matter what they try to prove and say to you. One screw you over to join the other screws you over claiming they can get you out of the contract...They both work together and everyone gets paid in the end at your expense. The best advice to anyone is to NOT purchase any timeshares, it is a shady business and the way they make money from families. It is just NOT worth it! Get a free consultation from an attorney and ask for guidance on how to do it yourself and share it with several media news outlets. This scam needs to stop! read more

This is not a review of Wesley Financial Group. You should not have to pay anyone to get you out of a timeshare. Just contact the developer who sold you the timeshare and try to negotiate with them. I was in timeshare sales and we use to do this all the time for our owners. read more

About 3 years ago, my husband and I contacted Wesley Financial . We were lied to during the presentation and we ask for assistance to get us out of the contract. Olivia Garrett worked with us and got us relieved of the timeshare debt. Olivia was very professional, she explained what would happen during the process and the time frame it would take. When we got discouraged, she was there to give us hope. Olivia was really nice to work with, always friendly and able to answer our questions. read more

Unfortunately, like all the other bad reviews, we got scammed from Wesley financial. They do not have attorneys and charged us $8,000 for nothing. We never used the timeshare and stopped paying all fees which have sent our credit into the toilet. We are asking for a full refund because it has been three years since the contract was signed. We will see if we get our money back. Do not use this company. Always a scam somewhere. I live in Virginia, not Paris, France. read more

The members of Wesley Financial were all knowledgeable and helpful. The helped me to get out of my 2 timeshares in a very short period of time and I appreciated this very much especially since the maintenance fees would have been due again in January. read more

Be very careful, this will cost you as much as it would be to pay the Timeshare off. Unless you owe more than $12,000 on your timeshare, do not use this company. They have no set price point on services and the VP who talks to you will determine the cost based on what he can earn in commission. This was total waste of time and the VP tried a hard sale, if you don't make a decision in two days than the deal is off. This was like talking to a car salesman. Multi-tier marketing and closing of deals, by the way they past you up the food chain for the closer. Don't be fool by the advertising. They will make money on you paying them to get you out and money on the sell of your timeshare. read more

This company is a complete scam. They give different prices for different clients. They have not done what they said they would do to get me out of my timeshare and if any work is done it's all me doing the work. It should be one set price for all cancellations but it's not. The lowest charge I've seen is $13,000 and the highest was $42,000. Don't let the radio ads fool you. It's been over a year and I haven't heard anything helpful yet. Check out the BBB website there is a plethora of bad reviews describing exactly what I've been going with this scam of company. I really hope that this company shutdown. They say they have 2 good reviews on yelp. Well the have a bad one now. They also have 20+ bad reviews on BBB! read more

Wesley Financial helped me get out of my timeshare. I didn't know who to go to and heard a radio commercial so I thought I'd give them a call. After doing my research I knew they were legitimate. My resolution specialist was great! Only thing I wish would have happened was to get a refund. But they let me know that it wasn't a for sure thing that would happen. read more

I had 3 timeshares that Wesley Financial worked very hard to get me out of. They were professional and I am very pleased with the result! Catherine read more

Wesley Financial Group has been such a blessing. I never thought I would find myself in the situation I was in not to mention the debt. Those timeshare offers though always sound so awesome but once your suckered in its not so awesome. Thanks though to these guys I was able to get myself out of that mess and back on track. They are genuine people that are true to their word. I couldn't be more satisfied,I highly recommend Wesley Financial Group!! read more

Wesley Financial helped me get out of my timeshare that I was so desperate to be rid of. It's like a cloud has lifted. They always answer the phone or get right back to you and everyone there truly cares about helping others. The process can be long but it is so worth it. read more

After being set up for what seemed like a paid off free little get away with one slight meeting, i realized i was actually scammed! Workin so much lately i just wanted a little get away to recover, and ended up signing my life away with a dreaded time share, *not literally* leaving me a few 10s of thousands in debit with significant fees! at first it seemed like an okay idea and i was fine with it, being told i could always sell it. after the fees started to sky rocket i tried to sell it and wasnt able to due to the "contract" I was in diar need of legal financial assistance. After quick in depth research i came across Wesley Financial Group on Yelp. I was able to send a free counsiltation form and they were able to get back with me pretty quickly. They do charge a fee for your first directional step but i assure the steps work and is worth the value they charge. they were able to get me out of the hidden fee contract and i was no longer a timeshare holderwithin a few weeks! I genuinely appreciate the teams efforts! saved me a lot of money in the long run!! read more

Started looking for Timeshare Exit company to help us get out of Wyndham timeshare. Heard Wesley Financial Group LLC advertised on WGAR 99.5 So I hoped it was legit. We entered into a contract with July 2020. Wesley said they focus on hoping customers who were misled and had deceitful sales tactics used by timeshare companies. They put you through a screening process where you had to qualify to work with them work with them. We signed a contract with them which included a $2600 down payment and then 24 monthly payments monthly payments. They have 100% guarantee customer satisfaction that they will help you exit the timeshare. They do not return phone calls they are not helping cancel timeshare. I do not believe this is a legit company and have filed a complaint on Better Business Bureau. I am stressed and upset. We have paid 17 payments of the 24. I have reached out to Wesley multiple times and continue to get different names of different people who will help.. Nothing is happening it's happening but lies. Our next payment is due 2/1/22. I do not even know what to do at this point, however, I know I do not want to continue to pay for a scam. read more

Please please do not get involved with this company. I was trying to get rid of two timeshares. One is paid off and I just owe maintaince fees the other I owe maintaince and mortgage fees. Yesterday I get a call out of the blue you owe ten thousand plus I gave them two thousand back in March. I want out immediately. This is such a rip off and people like myself are getting scammed.why would I spend all that money when I do not have it and then call me and want ten thousand dollars. This company should not be getting five stars. The middle class hard working person like me so close to retiring and then to come up with this large sum. They can release me and let me out of this scam. Extremely disappointed. I will keep my timeshares and pay on them like I have been doing all along. That phone call yesterday has made me sick physically from the stress. I am sure so many people fo not realize how much money is involved. First you give two thousand and want ten more. I am not rich. The two girls that were assigned to me and was trying to help me are very nice. But please people do not get involved with this company unless you want stress and want to get sick physically . I was so upset after yesterday's conversation I am a professional and do not need to be tricked out of money. Six months into this and already paid two thousand please people beware. They advertise on the radio and Facebook but little do you know until you are reeled in and hooked. Never ever ever again. I could cry over this mess. Please think twice before you get involved. At least I am warning you no one warned me. I want out because there is no way I am paying ten thousand more. I do not have that kind of money. Yes I am happy with the results thank you read more

Agreement calls for you to resolve issues through better business bureau, which they are a member. They currently enjoy an A- rating with BBB. I filed a complaint in March 2014 to get a refund and it has been ignored, yet the BBB has not changed their rating nor lowered their rating; neither has their membership been suspended. In addition, my complaint has not been shown on the BBB website. The first business response to my complaint was filed with lies! Ironically, their response helped my case and I was able to prove it in my rebuttal. Since then nothing, it shows the BBB contacting them for a response and as usual, no response. With Wesley you will experience poor customer service, high staff turnover, broken promises, failure to return calls or acknowledge email. I signed an agreement to get out of a contract with a Vacation Resort and purchase resort points outright in July 2012. I am out of the contract due to my own work, I was abandoned by Wesley, and did not receive answers or points I paid for. Contacted President with complaint, including email documentation, and received a canned response. I am very disappointed with this whole nightmarish experience. I can only pray that Wesley Financial Group does the right thing and returns my money! I will be more than happy to update my review. read more

We selected Wesley Financial Group because of the following: 1) Wesley was founded by a former employee of the Timeshare business and saw firsthand how guests were badgered by the salesmen, 2) they have been in business since 1989 and have had MAJOR success in helping people get out of their timeshares, 3) my wife and I had owned our timeshare for since 1990 and had seen the maintenance fees go up when we bought more points. Every time we bought more points we were told that maintenance fees would only go up about dollars per month. We had to do something to get out and Wesley Financial Group called out of the blue. They were a God Send. The process started in June 2015 with Brittany Gober walking us through the process step by step. When Brittany was promoted Katie Lou Cardinal jumped in and continued to work with us and encourage us and ensuring us that we were making headway. The process was finally finished in December 2015 when we received a cancelation letter from the Timeshare company offering to cancel our contract of which we owed XX,000 as Gold members. This was an answer to our prayers. NO MORE MORTGAGE PAYMENTS WITH SKY ROCKETING MAINTANCE FEES!!! Thank you to Chuck McDowell and the Wesley Financial Group for working with us on getting out of our Timeshare. read more