Business bureau discovered 10 time-share-exit companies in missouri, including vacation consulting services, scamming consumers across the country. the b.b.b.'s michelle corey says since 2016, time-share owners in 46 states filed more than 700 complaints, reporting millions of dollars in losses. >> time shares was booming back in the 1970s and '80s, and now these people are on fixed incomes. they can't afford them. >> reporter: the janssons put the $18,000 charge on two credit cards. after six months of payments, nothing has happened. are you embarrassed this happened? >> yeah, a little bit, y...