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29 August
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Sell My Timeshare?

Posted by Geron Evanson
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That’s a central question among many timeshare owners today, and one of the first escapes they consider in the face of rising maintenance fees, special assessments and unavailable vacation destinations.  Is it a logical step, though? Except for a few, highly-desirable resorts, the resale market represents a poor escape route for most timeshare owners.  The most important issues affecting timeshare sale decisions include:  the current resale marketplace, the location and legal restrictions of your particular timeshare and your original purchase price. Resale Marketplace Influences Despite incessant sales rep promises that underscore the appealing salability of your timeshare, several factors lessen that possibility. A...

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23 August
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Timeshare Sales Tactics Target Elderly and Disabled

Posted by Geron Evanson
in Timeshare Complaints, Timeshare News, Timeshare Scams
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Learn how Timeshare Sales Target Elderly and Disabled Of the many abuses of unscrupulous timeshare companies, preying on elderly consumers is one of the most loathsome. We learn of these traumatic circumstances far too often, when clients seek our assistance to cancel their timeshares. To best sketch that scenario, we will defer to some sage advice from a successful author to would-be writers. In his book, Secrets of Successful Fiction, author Robert Newton Peck advises writers to skip elaborating on the lush, sprawling beauty of the meadow in favor of showing the reader “… one butterfly landing on one bluet”. That same direction...

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23 August
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Timeshare Resales: “Never Pay for a Promise”

Posted by Geron Evanson
in Timeshare News, Timeshare Scams
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When looking to cancel your timeshare contract, timeshare resale companies will promise you everything that want to hear. What is a timeshare? Timeshares defined.  That’s clear advice from none other than the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), and unfortunately “The Sunshine State” features plenty of shady timeshare characters with plenty of promises. That is especially true in the burgeoning vacation timeshare resale market. With the devastating real-estate melt down of 2007, many timeshare owners wanted to reduce their financial liabilities and sell their timeshares. Tied into a seemingly perpetual obligation with rising maintenance and exchange fees and little ownership value, sellers found this a...

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20 August
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Timeshare Scams – Public Exposure

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You see questions and criticism about social media, but a significant benefit is shared information about timeshare scams. A Facebook page titled Westgate Resort – Scams is a prime example. Let’s examine specific complaints about the largest privately-owned vacation ownership company in the world, according to Westgate. The Promise Land of Vacation Ownership Westgate’s promotes over 28 destinations from Las Vegas and Myrtle Beach to Orlando and Gatlinburg. The Westgate promise - “Vacation ownership in a timeshare like Westgate Resorts lets you choose the high road of vacations . . . an extraordinary array of resort style activities and amenities.” A significant court...

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16 August
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A Timeshare Attorney Gets Attention!

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A Timeshare Attorney Gets Attention

Howard and Katherine purchased a timeshare from a major timeshare company in 2005.  Unrelenting sales maneuvers pressed them to add to their portfolio, as they were repeatedly told that owning a greater number of timeshares would improve their vacation options and ability to make reservations – not true, as they would learn.  With their exorbitant year-end tax and maintenance bill, painful reality struck and pushed them to action. Careful research for a “rock-solid” exit plan They found many companies promising easy assistance to cancel their timeshares, but very few employed attorneys.  Many just offered advice for them to deal with the timeshare...

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