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[Q=stevem532]The only viable option you may have is to contact some of the Charity type outfits that are selling time shares on eBay. You may be able to get out from under the time share, but expect to not get anything other than free - or to maybe even pay a slight fee. But at least you will be free of the annual dues. Good Luck.[/Q] And then there are bogus charities that charge a large fee ($500 + $400 closing) that never try to sell the timeshare at all that they (supposedly) take .... they say they don't pay maintenance fees and don't care if the timeshare goes into foreclosure leaving other owners at the resort taking up the slack for the deadbeat scammers.