Timeshare Exit Secret
Rescission
Truth About Resale
Timeshare Exit Secrets
Timeshare Attorneys & Law
Timeshare Secrets, Tips & Tricks For Cancellation
TIMESHARE EXIT TIPS
Only work with a company that completes the cancellation in-house and does all the fulfillment themselves.
Your funds can get stuck in escrow. A company that does not take any funds up front is a red flag to hidden fees and obligations.
Any legitimate firm should be able to offer you a 100%
money-back guarantee backed by a surety bond.
Surety bonds are a guarantee of service, performance, and protection.
You do not need a lawyer to cancel your timeshare.
In most cases, a law firm is unable to help. By law, an attorney cannot promise an outcome so there is never a guarantee that an attorney can cancel your contract.
There’s no timeshare class in law school.
An attorney would most likely have to rely on their knowledge of contract law to dispute the resort’s airtight contract. An attorney will continue to charge you beyond the initial fee.
Resorts do not work with third parties.
An attorney must advise the resort they are representing you and when they do, the resort will cease communication forcing the attorney into litigation, meaning more legal fees for you.
Is Your Contract Paid Off?
First, try to call the resort and ask to voluntarily surrender your deed.
Who Can You Trust?
Good reviews can be purchased by any company. Focus instead on the complaints or negative reviews as they will reveal more truth.
No company would intentionally write a bad review of themselves. Especially when there is a pattern of people experiencing the same challenge with the company.
If someone claims that a company helped them, ask them to show you proof. Don’t just take their word for it as some illegitimate companies will pose as clients. A real client would be happy to share their cancellation letter from the resort.
Here Is What They Won't Tell You.
It is highly unlikely that any resort will give you money back. The deed is connected to time or points and the timeshare has zero property value with property value Anyone who tells you they can get your money back is a red flag for a scam.
Better Business Bureau (BBB) ratings are purchased. Any company that has paid the BBB to become accredited is handed over an A+ rating. Ratings do not matter. Read the reviews. Check it out for yourself and search for this video on YouTube: Better Business Bureau 20/20 Investigation.
Resale is not real. If the timeshare had any value, the resort would easily take back the deed. When the resort will not allow you to surrender the deed, they will advise you to “give it way or sell it”, leading you right into the hands of a timeshare resale scam.