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An investigation into a suspected organised crime network selling timeshare services has been expanded. Now the Serious Fraud Office has issued an appeal for victims to come forward.

Hundreds of people are thought to have fallen victim to an alleged scam believed to have netted tens of millions of pounds for criminals. And a prime suspect for the complex scheme was arrested at Manchester Airport.

In March, the Manchester Evening News reported that nineteen companies claiming to help people exit their timeshare contracts are under scrutiny. That has now been increased to 24 UK-based companies.

The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) is appealing for information from the public in relation to a multi-million-pound timeshare services scheme, as it expands an ongoing fraud investi

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