Udi Consulting

Luke Mckinley has been able to stay out of the local news coverage as to how he has scammed millions of dollars from us timeshare owners. The reason behind this is very simple.

After a search of public records I found that his mother Stephanie is married to a long-standing local news anchor Steve Grant. Steve is with KY3 news network in Springfield, Missouri. Make sure to contact Ashley Reynolds with KY3 and share your story with her. Luke has changed his phone numbers all to prepay service with Verizon.

His latest number is (417) 773-****. He will surely change it when he starts getting calls from us.

UDI Consulting and their CEO Luke Mckinley have scammed thousands of timeshare owners across the country. He continues to defraud them with wire fraud and mail fraud, by telling them they there is more money required to facilitate the termination on the contract. The truth is the CEO never paid the required fees to any of the fulfillment companies to end the contracts.

Wendell mencer i live in las vegas we had a contract that to exit us from timeshare we paid you 10.000$ on 05/21/2017 we still getting a bill from the time share please contact us for the results

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Thanks

They took our money $6995 and have done nothing for it to get us out of contract with timeshare

March 30 this year my husband and I had gone to a presentation regarding the costs of timeshare ownership. We foolishly decided to go with it, put $15,000 upfront, and were given a business card for each the salesman and quality control guy.

Well, the next day as we read the literature, we had questions we needed answered, so we tried to call those guys, but they never returned our calls or even answered them. I spent four months then trying to reach them. They even took out two credit cards, one for each of us, and starting charging the rest of the fee ($20,000) to us. I managed to get the credit card company to cancel the cards.

Since then, I have contacted Better Business Bureau, but the company never answered them, so my case was dropped. Then the guy at the company called me and forbid me to contact BBB again. Well, on and on, but you get the idea. I have gotten the Attorney General of that state involved.

I am a nervous wreck after all this. If you ever see these jerks coming, run the other way--as fast as you can.

UDI advised that I would be out of my timeshare within 6 months and I was told not to pay the resort anymore money 8 months went by and there was no change. When I contacted the lawyer they assigned me to he advised that Westgate was hard to deal with but they would still make it happen mean while I'm getting calls from westgate due to nonpayment in the midst of it all I was laid off my job so a friend decided to purchase my timeshare so I connected her and westgate to make it happen and I also contacted UDI to tell them that I no longer needed their services.

Monterey Financial is who UDI set my contract up with which was for 7,995 for their services which they never rendered. I stopped paying Monterey Financial because 1. UDI did not fulfill their commitment 2. Laid off of my job 3.

The timeshare is in the process of getting out of my name. Monterey Financial constantly calls me and harasses me they are the most rude people I have ever known I try to be professional but they take you to the next level.

I am trying to get back on track with paying them even though no services have been rendered by UDI. UDI and Monterey are the biggest crooks.

I referred case to BBB, but they could not help. Mediator said woman at UDI Consulting who took $15,000 from us to sell our timeshare said I had no business thinking I could get them to refund our money just because I felt mistreated by their ignoring all my attempts at speaking to them, and never answering the many questions we had during the cancellation period.

So that is why I feel we are entitled to a refund, If these jerks had communicated with us and answered questions, we could have avoided something we cannot afford. But of course, that is why they avoided us after they got our money, if they acted like people, they would not be able to scam!

I can't tell if the other reviewer is saying that UDI did or did not get them out of the deeds. The presentation and timeshare exit process took longer get than I thought it would.

It also cost more than I feel it should have. I can see how some may not like this process, but UDI did exactly what they promised.

Their staff was professional and helpful through the entire process. I'm happy to say that I am no longer the unhappy owner of 2 timeshare deeds

My husband and I own a timeshare, and on March 30, 2017 we attended a seminar, which purported to be an excellent option to move on from your timeshare to no more maintenance fees, etc. etc.

What they had was a deal to buy your timeshare, sell it, and that was it, we would get nothing. They gave a lot of information, and three days to get out of this. My husband and I handed them $15,000 out front (yeah, we were suckers). Two salesmen gave us each a business card and wrote their cell phone numbers on the cards.

Thus began two, almost three months of my calling each guy at least twice a day, every day, calls never being picked up, messages never answered, etc. And these were guys who said there were our first responders, call them anytime, and they would respond with wings on their feet. The scam manager of UDI Consulting (took some detective work to find out who sponsored this mess) is the rudest, most unbusinesslike, money hungry character I ever encountered. These cheats even took out two VISA cards, one for each of us, and started charging on them.

They also signed us up for some vacation club, and now they send us membership bills. What an unholy mess.

Been through BBB, now working with the Attorney General of MO trying to get resolution. Worst scam I ever knew of.