Consumer Protection Networks (CPN) is another timeshare cancellation company with a dubious reputation and a perplexing online presence. While their website boasts a Google review rating of 4.8 stars from 16 reviews, the ratio of positive to negative feedback raises eyebrows. Only two reviews are 1-star, which suggests that the overwhelmingly positive reviews may be fabricated.

CPN operates two websites: https://consumerprotectionnetworks.com/ and the now-abandoned https://consumer-protection-networks.jimdosite.com/. Their new website prominently displays a "Coming Soon" banner for social media links, which raises questions about their commitment to transparency. Meanwhile, their older Jimdo domain links to an Instagram account that is completely inactive and unused. Both websites list a YouTube channel, but the channel itself has limited content and very few views—the most recent videos have fewer than ten views despite being months old.

A deeper dive into their online footprint reveals several inconsistencies. The second YouTube channel’s description is identical across various other platforms they’ve created, suggesting copy-pasting rather than authentic engagement. Furthermore, their Twitter/X account has been suspended, which is often indicative of suspicious or harmful activity. While they promote "informative" PDFs on various unrelated websites, the lack of focus and credibility undermines their authority.

Adding to their questionable reputation, their Better Business Bureau (BBB) page shows a B rating with a 3.5-star average from 64 reviews. Many of the 1-star reviews mention unprofessional behavior, immature responses, and allegations of scamming customers or failing to fulfill cancellation contracts. This contrasts sharply with their claims of reliability and success.

Verdict: CPN’s erratic digital presence, alleged fake reviews, and customer complaints make it a risky choice. Avoid at all costs.