Timeshare Relief – The First and Final Way To Get Rid of Your Timeshare

Timeshare Relief, IncAre you a timeshare owner looking for some timeshare relief?  No matter the reason, getting rid of a timeshare right now can be a real nightmare!  There are plenty of ways that seem like possible solutions to your timeshare problem, but especially in this economy, many of them frankly do not pan out.  So, go with a sure thing on your first try and stop wasting valuable time and money.

The first thing you realize when you attempt to rid yourself of your timeshare is how difficult it is to do it on your own.  Yet, many agents and listing companies over-promise and under-deliver on the high fees they charge.  Even most charities will not take a timeshare any longer.  They are finding them just as hard to move as anyone else, and they certainly do not want to get stuck with maintenance fees that they cannot afford.

There are more and more developers who are renting their unused timeshare inventory for less than owners’ annual maintenance fees.  This discovery has outraged a great deal of owners.  First, the resort itself competes against the owners for renters with discounted rates.  Secondly, owners are forced to lower their rent to match offers.  Lastly, when you take into account the fact that people can rent significantly cheaper than they can buy, it makes sense that selling a timeshare is a problem.

Similarly, you will find that even people who like the idea of timeshares aren’t buying them anymore.  With the downturn in the economy, traveling is quickly becoming a luxury.  While we travel to see relatives and loved ones, we are forgoing the leisure destinations.  Therefore, across the board, owners are trying to get rid of their timeshares.  Competition for the rare buyer is fierce.  Unless you can offer something that thousands of others do not, you will not get a deal.

So if listing your timeshare doesn’t work, donating it doesn’t work, and you can’t even rent it, what’s left?  There is hope.  Use Timeshare Relief!  We’ll transfer the timeshare out of your name so that you will never have to pay another maintenance fee again.  What’s more we guarantee this timeshare transfer transaction to our clients.  Unfortunately, we cannot accept timeshares that are not paid in full.  Other qualifications may apply.  But call or contact us immediately before another maintenance fee or special assessment bill hits your mailbox!

Timeshare Relief Hotline: 1-866-797-0535
Special Contact Form: http://www.timesharerelief360.com (just fill in your name, email and phone)

Remember that there are plenty of benefits to dumping your timeshare, and none whatsoever to hanging on to one that you never use!  You’ll never need to pay those hefty maintenance fees again, and you will have a huge load off your mind. The issue of getting rid of a timeshare can really weigh you down, so take action today.

Timeshare Relief is Proud to be on the Inc. 500 List

The Inc. 500 & 5000 List of the top small businesses in the US was released today, and Timeshare Relief is proud to announce that it is ranked No. 318.  Considering that over 80% of all small businesses simply fail within five years, to be ranked in the top 500 small businesses throughout the United States is a testament to the mission of the company — to help timeshare owners out of unwanted timeshare contracts.

Through strong customer relationships and proper execution of the transfers, Timeshare Relief has quickly grown into this leadership position. Everyone at the company appreciates the trust and personal connection with all of our clients over these 5 amazing years of business.  We understand that satisfying our customers with our service while providing  respect, friendliness and care creates the goodwill of good business.

We thank and congratulate all of our dedicated employees and staff who have worked so hard for our customers, and done it with panache.  The positive energy and dynamic atmosphere at the offices in Torrance, California is truly amazing.  Only with great people can an organization be great.  So, with the Inc 500 ranking, it’s nice to publicly recognize the contributions of everyone here at Timeshare Relief.

Timeshare Owners – Is Friday the 13th a Good Day or a Bad One?

Timeshare Relief Friday the 13thThe superstitious (and pessimists I suppose) call out every Friday, the 13th as an unlucky day.  But it does not have to be if you contact Timeshare Relief to get rid of your timeshare today.  Slash those unwanted maintenance fees to zero.  Burn away the special assessments, and make your timeshare contract go away forever.  Make it a good luck day for you, but a mightily unlucky one for your timeshare contract.

How do you make this Friday the 13th your best ever?  Simply call up the offices of Timeshare Relief at 1-866-797-0535 and speak with one of our friendly and knowledgeable representatives.  They’ll walk you through the proven strategy that has helped over 40,000 families get out of their timeshares.

With the end of 2009 and the beginning of 2010 coming, the best time to get rid of your timeshare is NOW.

Zero Special Assessment Fees at Timeshare Relief – Timeshare Owner Rejoices

In this video interview we meet Shirley, a very relieved timeshare owner after learning she no longer has to pay any special assessment fees after working with Timeshare Relief.

A number of years ago, Shirley received a special assessment bill for $600.  She was not happy about paying the assessment, but was even more distressed to find out that it was a way to cover for some other timeshare owners who had stopped making maintenance fees to the resort.  The next year she received another assessment bill for $100 which supposedly went to upgrades for her unit.

After working with Timeshare Relief to get rid of her timeshare, Shirley was very happy and that she would never again have to pay for maintenance fees and special assessments.

 

Timeshare Relief Remembers the Veterans

Timeshare Relief Veterans DayOn November 11, 1919, President Woodrow Wilson declared November 11 to be Armistice Day – a day to commemorate the the signing of the Armistice ending World War I.  In 1954, the name of the holiday in the US was changed to Veterans Day.

Timeshare Relief would like to pass along its thanks to all the men and women who have served and are serving in the military for their sacrifices in our Nation’s service.  While debates continue about military use throughout the world, we honor and support those that volunteered to be in the military and in harm’s way.  It takes a level of commitment and courage that only a select group can muster.  May your families take solace in this day of praise and remembrance.

Satisfied Timeshare Relief Clients Come Back For Seconds With Friends!

Three years ago after an initial reluctance, Mr. Watson met with Timeshare Relief regarding a timeshare he wanted to discard and did so.  He was very satisfied with the results.  In this video, we meet Mr. & Mrs. Watson who are back meeting with Timeshare Relief in order to get out of their third timeshare.  However, this time they were not alone. They came with friends, Mr. & Mrs. Steerhoff, who also wanted to get rid of their timeshare.

Mr. & Mrs. Steerhoff had tried to sell their timeshare with a timeshare resale company, but instead they ended up losing their money.  They were hopeful that this time around they would get good results especially after their friends of over 70 years told them how easy and cost efficient Timeshare Relief was at getting rid of one of their timeshare’s.

Canceling a Timeshare Contract Within The Rescission Period

Everyone goes through “Buyer’s Remorse” at one time or another.  It’s that sinking feeling that you bought something that you ultimately paid too much for, or you simply don’t want it.

In the timeshare industry, there is a right of rescission during a period after you sign a timeshare contract when you can cancel the contract without penalty.  The duration can be as short as 3 days, but most reputable companies will at least give you a week or more, but typically no more than 21 days.  Your contract should have a specified number of days for rescission.

During that period, you normally have to make a written request to cancel the contract.  So, prepare one right away if you are thinking about canceling.

The best way to make sure the cancellation goes through is to personally deliver your cancellation letter to the timeshare sales office.  Bring two copies.  Have someone there in charge sign both copies as proof of acceptance, and give one to that person.

Otherwise, you’ll have to mail the cancellation letter.  Always use certified mail with a return receipt so that you have proof of when your letter was mailed and when the letter was received.  It is good practice to use certified mail when doing any correspondence with ANY company, especially if there is significant money on the line.  There are too many stories of regret when a person realizes that the company mysteriously says it never received a letter in the mail.

If there are problems from that point forward, you may need to consult an attorney.  Please do not consider this blog post as legal advice.

Timeshare Resales Story & 2008 Timeshare Stats

A few excerpts from an article by Nadja Brandt from Bloomberg.com

Mark Massarelli, who runs Dynasty Limousine in Boston, has been trying to sell one of two timeshares in Hollywood, Florida, that he and his sister inherited from their mother. He has been advertising a one-bedroom, one-bath unit on Craigslist.org for six months. It’s at a full-service oceanfront property with access to an 18-hole golf course.

Massarelli, 46, hasn’t received any inquiries even after cutting the price twice.

“I am offering it at $3,995 but its value right now is probably around $8,000,” Massarelli said in a telephone interview. “I tried to sell it a couple of times for a higher price but nobody bit. The maintenance and taxes on the unit are getting expensive. So I cut the price to attract more buyers, but nothing so far.”

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The average sales price for timeshares in the U.S. climbed to $20,152 in 2008 from $15,790 in 2004. Occupancy remained little changed from 2005 to 2008 at about 82 percent, according to Ernst & Young. Average maintenance fees increased to $646 from $471 from 2005 through 2008.

“This year in particular, timeshare sales are down because hotel deals have been so good,” said [Chris] Woronka [an analyst at Deutsche Bank Securities in New York]. “Owners may think ‘I could have stayed at a luxury hotel for $150 a night and I am paying much more for this timeshare.’”

Timeshare Relief to Visit Seven States and Canada

Timeshare Relief Timeshare Owner PresentationAt Timeshare Relief, we believe that our timeshare exit strategy just makes sense for many timeshare owners, regardless of whether they are looking to get rid of their timeshares or not.  At some considerable expense, we have teams that travel to different parts of North America to meet timeshare owners face-to-face, belly-to-belly.

Representatives and timeshare owner advocates from Timeshare Relief will be meeting timeshare owners this weekend, the first in November, throughout seven states and Canada.  The plan is to visit the great states of Arizona, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Ontario (Canada), Oregon, South Carolina and Tennessee this weekend.

If you’re in one of these areas, contact the Timeshare Relief offices immediately to see if there are any time slots still available.  The special hotline toll-free number is 1-866-797-0535 or go to http://www.timesharerelief360.com and fill in the contact form there.

Phone representatives are busy speaking with thousands of timeshare owners throughout North America, and are especially busy during this time of year.  If you get a busy signal or cannot speak to someone immediately, please call back.