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Re: Misrepresentations in the timeshare world .... beware (by Eric B.):
mike1536 wrote:what exactly you would do to increase my chances of selling or getting my business.
There are many reasons why we give you a better chance but the main reason in visibility. When people use search engines they click on the natural links that appear. The reason our company has received the success that we have is due to the No. 1 natural rankings we have with all the major buyer terms per example: you can go to google.com (most used search engine in the world) and type in any buying related timeshare term in and we will be found the easiest. We put your timeshare infront of 50,000 people per day which 75% of them are buyers and renters. here is a link if you would like to see for yourself http://extremetracking.com/open;reloads?login=sellmy
Quote:Would you offer some type of refund if the unit isn't sold in x number of weeks?
I would never gurantee a timeframe since I don't have crystal ball and cannot predict the date the buyer will come, but we never restrict the time that the property stays on the market. So you could take to first offer or the 50th offer. We also have a money back guarantee that states if any other company can sell the timeshare for the current advertised price or higher you are granted a full refund.. so people can market on redweek or wherever at the same time and if they are truely better than you get a refund.
Quote:What incentive do you (or others) have to sell the unit after receiving upfront fees?
Our incentive is to generate buyers to the website to give you the opportunity to sell your timeshare. Now if we are bringing all these buyers to the site YOU need to have the incentive to price the timeshare correct. Even with over a half a million people to the site per week, if you over price your timeshare no one will buy it.
Quote:Are you doing a fair Market Assessment and honestly telling owners what their units will sell for?
Fairmarket values are simply research on whats available to a buyer. So if there are currently people charging 4 or 5,000 for your timeshare and the high end people are charging 15,000 I will make you aware of both ends of the market and you make your decision where you price it. We cannot legally tell you where to price your timeshare, I can only give you what the market is offering.
Quote:I'm trying to sell my father's TS (probably only worth 2 grand tops), but I cannot see paying several hundred dollars up front on the chance that you or anyone else can sell the unit quickly.
Well you have to look at the over all $ you will drop on the property if it doesnt sell. If you list on nominal fee sites generally it takes a long time to sell if at all. Maintenance fees are expensive to pay if you don't use the timeshare. Best I can tell you is contact our company and listen to what we offer. If you are considering selling your timeshare for a couple thousand dollars then your total selling costs will only be a few hundred dollars. Like I said just give us a call (it's free to ask questions) and check us out and do your research on us.