Sloane Law Firm

Anonymous

Hello everyone  (Scam Alert)
I am posting to the forum. because he was completely deceived by a company that appeared to be a reputable law firm in Houston, Texas.  The company name is Sloane Law Farm, and the lawyer has a bar number under Patrick Sloane with a "clean" state law.  The following is how it works.
First, you will receive a phone call from the buyer saying that you are a travel agent who wants to purchase a time share.  (Advice:  Please hang up.)  TSS is really expensive.   For official documents like Ctrip, you will receive a letter of respect for your email.  You will then need to prove that you own the time distribution, such as the owner certificate.  Next, I received a fake representative call from Grand Solmer Resort and said, "I don't want to lose as a customer. What can I do to prevent sales to Ctrip?  "We have already bought 200 units."  This is a plot to build a connection with you.  He says he wants to sell without carrying around.  He says he will send you a transfer of the title's documents to sell the time share to Ctrip. It requires paying a 10% commission of the selling price.  The money must be tied with a red flag (no credit card).  This is an exact copy of what the actual Grand Solmer uses.  The phone number sounds like theme music on the actual Grand Solmer website.  
Recently, a representative of the legitimate Grand Solmer (Scammer) told me that someone had entered the Grand Solmer database. I think it is unethical that we are not informed of this violation and are now subject to criminal acts.
The fraud included the following information that Grand Solmer's employees and reputed are likely to be:
1 This is my phone number in the agreement
2. Copy of original contract
3. The Sloan law firm forwards all the same letterhead documents that Grand Solmer uses.
Next, you will be called lawyers who will act as intermediaries for your transactions.  sloanelawfrmpc.com is their website. The Ctrip will deposit the total amount of sales of the contract and the Grand Solmer's transfer fee and send an official document stating that it will be held in an escrow account to guarantee the transaction.
Next, get the bank's quick code and account information so that Ctrip can send money directly.  This causes an error when someone fails to enter the code correctly in the bank and causes some failure.   A fake international bank in New York called and the money was transferred and it is said that the money is on hold until the time share sale pays the Mexican capital gains tax.   The SAT (IRS in Mexico) will send you an email informing you that you own this money.  This email is official, and the website to which you are linking and the phone number to ask questions on the phone are the same.  Again, I wire the money (red flag).
I seem to be helping the buyer and communicating, and I will always contact the Sloan law firm, which at the time seems to be working to solve all of these. All fees have been paid and the bank funds have been released from the hold, but they will never appear in my account.  Now I was told that I had to send the money back to Mexico. This is because the wrong swift code was used in the previous transaction.  I received an email from a fake representative of Scotiabank. Scotiabank claims that you must pay a 4% fee for the refund.  I made a big fuss about the matter at the Sloan law firm, they called and told me that Ctrip agreed to pay.  Sloane Law Comfar emails the promissory note signed by Patrick Sloane that Ctrip will be responsible if it does not pay the bank fee.  So I paid and Scotibank sent me a check from the treasurer to the carrier.  I've been tracking this package all the way to the border on the Mexican airline website I've never heard of. This career and website are also fake. The parcel will be stopped at the border customs and leave a phone number.  I called the number and told me not to continue because no declaration is attached to the package.  
I contacted Sloane's law office and said I needed the money in Escrow, and said that there was no more money there because the buyer was trying to pay me.  Since then, I've heard from people who have posted reviews about my experience that they have been scammed in the same way.  We hope this review will help to stop this fraud.

Patrick Sloan's   Bar #24077228, Texas    Email: [email protected]