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How much are they wanting to charge you for this? Whatever it is, it is likely a lot more than what you could pay to do it yourself. Besides, a lot of these so called "cancellation" companies collect your money and do nothing, use illegal/questionable methods, or simply do something that you can easily do yourself. Have you tried asking the resort's Homeowners' Association if it will take your unit back? If your timeshare is with Wyndham or Diamond, those companies have a program in place that accept a select, limited number of units back to the parent company. There are some reports that even Westgate is accepting some back. If the parent company or the actual resort will not take your unit back, you can try listing it for giveaway here on RedWeek. You can also try My Resort Network, E-Bay, Craigslist, and/or Timeshare Users Group (aka "TUG") which has a Bargain Deals section that allows you for free to advertise that you want to give away your unit.