Timeshare Adventures,inc.
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Timeshare "Adventures" indeed... (by KC):
jackiep90 wrote:If you have an outstanding loan on a timeshare, as suggested in your quoted above post, there is NO entity existing on Planet Earth that can or will "get you out of" that loan obligation (...a legally binding contract into which you voluntarily chose to enter).I answered their ad about getting a person out of their timeshare mortgage and did the on line chat which resulted in a phone call from a rep. She assured me that they could and would get rid of my timeshare within 30 days--for a fee of $2900.00. Has anyone had any luck with this company getting rid of their timeshare?
Rather than waste money on the delusion of somehow achieving the impossible, you might consider contacting the developer (in writing, not by phone) to see if they will consider negotiating a deedback in lieu of foreclosure. Likely not, but it costs NOTHING to inquire. Paying an upfront fee to ANY parasite company in the pipe dream of achieving the impossible would be outright foolish.