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Looking to Get Out of a Timeshare? Here's How to Do It Legally

“That’s a giant bucket of cold water on your head,” Rogers says. “But there comes a point in every timeshare owner’s life when it’s time to get rid of it, and they start looking into selling it or ... read more

Timeshare Consumer Advisors: Exploring Alternatives to Selling Your Timeshare

CHARLOTTE, NC / ACCESSWIRE / April 18, 2024 / Imagine this: you excitedly purchase a timeshare, dreaming of idyllic family vacations. But years ... read more

A vacation nightmare: Why is it that timeshares attract so many scammers?

For more than a decade, employees of a violent Mexican cartel, posing as sales representatives, have contacted timeshare owners and offered to buy their timeshares back for a princely sum. They ... read more

Timeshares By Owner Reviews

He assured be my timeshare was sellable, gave me spill that he been doing this for 50 years and his company rated BBB was 5 star. They are not recommend by BBB. He stated for a fee he can sell ... read more

5 Questions To Ask Before Buying A Timeshare

What are My Options if I Don’t Want to Stay at ... owners out of thousands of dollars with false promises about selling their timeshare,” says Gamel. “It’s crucial that anyone looking ... read more

Timeshares Only Reviews

So you can spend 20 - 40 thousand dollars and if you want to sell the points are worth maybe 1,900 prior to fees being deducted. You put $800 in your pocket ... down and do a timeshare tour. read more

The cartel’s latest target? Your retirement

Mexican cartels are scamming Americans out of millions of dollars. Here's how they are doing it and ways to protect your money. read more

Why Can’t You Ever Use Your Timeshare?

When my employees checked into their hotel for their stay, who should they run into, but the jerk I fired, and he was selling timeshares at their hotel! He conned them both into buying a timeshare! read more

Can You Use a Personal Loan To Buy a Timeshare?

Personal loans are unsecured, meaning they’re not tied to collateral like your home or car. This could make them an appealing option for those who wish to purchase timeshare properties. read more

Retiree loses $1 million in new timeshare fraud by Mexican drug cartel known for cannibalism

who were looking to sell their Lake Tahoe timeshare. James, who bought the property in the mid-90s for about $9,000 but only stayed there twice, jumped at the opportunity when he received a call ... read more

That offer to buy your time-share could be from a Mexican drug cartel

One of Mexico's biggest drug cartels is targeting Canadian time-share owners with an elaborate phone fraud. And experts say there is little anyone can do about it. read more

Timeshare Consumer Advisors: Exploring Alternatives to Selling Your Timeshare

But years down the line, the magic fades. Exchanging for desirable locations proves difficult, maintenance fees soar, and your timeshare feels more like a burden than a benefit. This is the ... read more