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Re: Still confused...... (by R P.):

ebram, I totally agree with Ken. There's no comparison between 'upfront fee resale companies' (that charge in the hundreds of dollars to put a timeshare in their data base and do nothing else to sell it) and Redweek.

Redweek is an internet timeshare listing site that charges a minimal fee, they are not an upfront fee resale company in any shape, form or fashion. To pay $60 for membership and to list your timeshare here, that thousands of people peruse everyday, is peanuts compared to upfront fee resale company charges.

ebram wrote:

Which of my sentences are incomplete?(My spelling might have a problem, I admit) The "upfront companies" advertise their sights more than Redweek and I have perused them many times. Redweek has the same high priced ads, which means the listed items probably won't sell. Redweek collects less from the seller because it assesses the potential buyer as well. This means the "upfront companies" have more people looking at the ads. P.S. Don't forget to take your medication>