Litigalo the latest FAKE lawyers office cold calling from Tenerife.

It was about time they would come up again with another name, and here you go, Litigalo, the latest name used by the FAKE and FRAUDULENT set up from Tenerife.

Litigalo is supposedly founded by a lawyer called Emilio Marrolat Folmaz. This person does not exist!

Litigalo is the first stage of this elaborated scam, where initially the consumer is cold called and offered to join a supposed claim against their resort. A claim, which is about to go through courts, and the consumer, is just on time to join.

At this stage nobody asks money from the consumer and a follow up email is send out by a lady called Katiana Lamamel Conioh. Again a complete fake name!

On the websites from Litigalo, http://litigalo.com & https://litigalo-tenerife.com the first thing that catches the attention is their Logo which is almost identical to the logos of all the other fake names they used.

Pictures from the lawyer Emilio Marrolat Folmaz turn out to be from a Argentinian lawyer called Eduardo Barcesat, a specialist in defence of human rights and the picture of this Katiana is in reality from another lawyer called Maria Sanchez Herrero.

Address given on the web for their offices; Calle de Santo Francisco, 4 Edificio, 38002, Santa Cruz, is fake as well.

Contact details:

Freephone: 0800 862 0281
Santa Cruz: 0034 822 684 561
litigalo-ukclaims@consultant.com
litigalo@consultant.com

Please be careful with any cold calls, and do not provide any personal details to a stranger who calls you out of the blue, not even if they claim to be “lawyers”!

If Litigalo has contacted you already, please do let us know. The next stage they will be going for your money!

More information about the names used by the Tenerife Fake lawyers on the following link: https://wp.me/p1kmoi-3k9

You can reach us through the CONTACT form or by email customercare@mindtimeshare.com for more information or help.

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Mindtimeshare SLU is registered Company reg number: B35957182 Mindtimeshare provides assistance to timeshare owners who have been defrauded by holiday clubs and bogus resale companies. The Mindtimeshare project was launched in February 2011. After dealing with timeshare members over several years who had been defrauded by numerous bogus companies and for large amounts of money, I considered launching an Organisation to help timeshare owners that have been targeted by bogus companies. On this blog you can find information about the different active scam companies and their “modus operandi” and also place comments, ask questions and see comments from other consumers who have the same doubts or have been through the same experience. Mindtimeshare has resulted in a huge success and has received the back up from not only timeshare consumers but also from the professionals in the timeshare Industry. Mindtimeshare helps timeshare owners who have been scammed by bogus Discount Holiday Clubs; bogus cash back companies; fraudulent timeshare resale companies; bogus class action companies and false lawyers and notaries. We offer professional answers and advice to Timeshare users. If you want to send an email instead of posting a comment on the blog please do so by emailing: customercare@mindtimeshare.com

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1 Response to Litigalo the latest FAKE lawyers office cold calling from Tenerife.

Jim says:

February 28, 2019 at 4:18 pm

I received an unsolicited call from Litigalo in late January offering to reclaim money on a no win no fee basis for the mis-selling of a time share in the UK. Suspecting a scam, I let them carry on and received 2 emails from them. The first attachment was from Litigalo and the second from Litigalaw but with all the same contact details etc. Eventually they asked for money to pay a procurator – only 434 euros – which is fully refundable at the end of the case! When I received the follow up call I told them that, as the fee is fully refundable and they are operating on a no win no fee basis they should pay it. Unsurprisingly, they said they could not do that even though they stood to earn 20% of the 8221 euros they told me that was the minimum that I would receive. Needless to say, I have not parted with any money. I have reported this to Action Fraud and the Solicitor’s Regulatory Authority.