How to get rid of a timeshare you no longer want ....

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Re: How to get rid of a timeshare you no longer want .... (by Andria M.):

adahiscout wrote:
andria wrote:
gayler5 wrote:
I have a timeshare at a wonderful resort in Orlando. There are people interested in buying it until they find out how much the maintenance fee is!! I've dropped the asking price from $13,000 to $7,500.

Any suggestions? I haven't used the week for this year and I do have a lot of RCI points. For financial reasons I need and want to sell the timeshare by the end of January Help!! Also, I'm not that familiar wit h renting it?

Thanks, Gayle

The world is filled with remorseful timeshare buyers. As a testament, timeshares can be bought on the Internet for pennies on the dollar. There are more people trying to unload timeshares than there are trying to buy the units. The imbalance gives you an idea of the real value of timeshares and why donating your timeshare is a terrific and sensible solution. You can receive a tax credit of up to $5000.00 and the charity can always use any amount to help them.

Please go to www.trejesto.com to learn more about this wonderful program.

====== If this is a qualified charity, tell us a little more about it. MD

I would love to tell you more about them.

Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge (TCWR) is a federally and state licensed non-profit 501(c)(3) rescue facility dedicated to provide a safe haven for unwanted and abused exotic cats. This wildlife refuge is a NO KILL facility that allows the animals in their care the opportunity to live out their lives with dignity in a caring and safe environment.

These animals are sold at fairs and carnivals when they are no larger than kittens. What starts out as a cute and cuddly little 10-pound cub—soon turns into a 500 pound wild animal that is too large to have in your home, cost thousands of dollars yearly to take care of and because of its size can, even while playing, be dangerous. The refuge receive calls weekly to rescue more and more animals. This takes money. They need your support. You can learn more about them by going to: www.turpentinecreek.org ; you can go to their "Donate" tab and see where you can click on "donate timeshare" to learn more about this program.

Thanks again for your interest.