Getting rid of a time share.

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Re: Getting rid of a time share. (by KC):

vicki296 states in part: >> DO NOT TRUST THOSE COMPANIES!!! You are better off marketing and selling it yourself. The internet is a huge marketplace. If you check completed auctions on ebay you can see what your timeshare is going for.<<

Good, sound advice which I would echo. ================================================

Re: >> You also might try contacting the resort to see if they will buy back the week. Always worth a shot.<<

While it's certainly worth a phone call to see if the resort will accept a "deedback", unfortunately it is unrealistic to even hope that any resort will actually "buy" a week back. Very few resorts accept deedbacks at all (i.e., take ownership back for free). A resort paying out money to take a week back from an owner is, at best, highly unlikely....