Selling Timeshares | Sell My Timeshare

amberview asked:


I bought a timeshare a year ago. I never have used it and I don’t see using it anytime in the future, because I never have any money left over to pay for getting to the place, food while I’m there, etc. I’m looking for a low cost way of just breaking even on how much I owe on the time share.

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magoo asked:


They said the original purchaser’s name would remain on it & therefore would be liable for it if the “new owner” did not pay the yearly maintenance fees.

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~b asked:


Its a very nice resort location on the beach, we’ve dropped the asking price twice, and we’ve listed it with the online companies (Craigs list and buyatimeshare.com), but we’ve got to sell this asap.

Any other suggestions as to how I can sell this quickly?

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Clae asked:


I have a Sheratin Vacation Resort Timeshare and I want to sell it now? I’ve heard so many horror stories about companies that claim they can sell your timeshare but they want hundreds of dollars upfront. What do I do?

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Kelly F asked:


The timeshare is a float week and is exchanged with rci

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Paula B asked:


I am trying to sell my timeshare in Malta, and I am being harrassed by companies that want money upfront to sell or they want money upfront saying that this is to secure that I send the certificate….is this right?

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GlamourGirl asked:


What is the best website to sell my timeshare?

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Nadja asked:


Recently, I signed on for what seemed to be an excellent vacation package. Two nights stay at a Williamsburg, VA resort w/two adult tickets to Busch Gardens included - all for only $89. Additionally, they are claiming they will give me two more nights at another time - FREE of charge - to return.

Upon verifying this package, I realized it is a time share selling package. You get this rate - but you have to devote an hour and a half to them dragging you around the resort and attempting to sell you a timeshare in it. There’s no obligation to buy (supposedly) - but you have to at least take the tour and participate to get the rate and return package deal. The return trip doesn’t include the hour and a half tour again.

Has anyone ever done this? Did they make you sign anything? Is putting up with the tour and timeshare selling attempts worth it for the trip or is this a scam that will only inconvenience me and my family on our vacation?

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Lyndie P asked:


My husband and myself have 30,000 points avaible now to use and another 20,000 points in May,from the Hoilday Club we wish to sell them for $5,000 we will pay for any out standing fees and will also pay for the transfering fees

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dennisdasaint asked:


I understand the best way may be to find a broker relies on a commission if the timeshare sells. Most want fees upfront and they can range from $70.00 to $300.00 or more. This particular timeshare system allows you to exchange or visit most any where in the world. The maintainence fee is killing us-since we can’t afford to travel anymore. We are only asking $5000.00 or obo–the system is available for 20 years. Ideas?

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