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So-called "exit" companies... (by KC):

Let's be very clear here; there is no such thing as a "legitimate exit company". Simply stated, no such thing exists. Period, amen.

ALL timeshare exit / relief / escape/ rescue operations are completely useless and ineffective. In fact, they are all just practicing barely masked thievery, preying upon people who are desperate to get out of their timeshare obligations. The only differences among ANY of these assorted "exit" parasites are minor variations in their song and dance routines --- and the price that they charge their desperate "customers". Fwiw, $9,000 is actually the highest figure I have ever heard mentioned or reported as being charged by any so-called "exit" company. You could instead just flush that money right down the toilet and achieve the exact same end result.

Attorneys General in numerous states have been successfully going after (and convicting) these kinds of "exit company" parasites in recent years. Jail sentences seem to be on the increase for those convicted too, very recently involving a pair of "exit company" thieves in the St. Petersburg / Clearwater Florida area ---who are now on their way to prison. Keep up the good work, AG's --- put them ALL in jail!

It's truly unfortunate (and it's also no coincidence) that at this particular time of year, when maintenance fee bills are just being issued and a lot of people are already in financial difficulty as a result of the current pandemic, these so called "exit" parasites (and this "switch-it" outfit bunch appears to be brand new to the scene) seem to crawl out of their little holes in the ground to try to take advantage of people's financial stress and desperation.

Anyone who pays upfront money to ANY so-called "exit company" will ultimately see NO result other than a significant decrease in their bank account balance. Foreclosure will occur without paying any "exit" company --- and the "exit" parasites all know that. They can do absolutely nothing and just sit back and count the incoming "sucker money". When foreclosure inevitably occurs, they can simply say "Well, you're out now, so what's your beef?"

There is an old saying that "A fool and his money are soon parted". Please don't become another person who freely and voluntarily chooses to prove, once again, that this timeless old saying is undeniably true.