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Re: Donate a timeshare (by R P.):

drk14 wrote:

jayjay wrote:

So you think that just because you charge less that your scam is legit ????? You operate the same scam as all the other postcard companies.

What goes around comes around = karma. You'll get yours one day, but I do have one major question .... how do you sleep at night.

traudem wrote:

As several of us have stated on numerous occasions, you are the king of scam - FOLKS - wake up and stay away from this outfit.

Am I the only one who seems to see severe cranial thickening in the repeated responses without validation, references or justification? Ah, the wiles of children.

Please, everyone. Read for yourself. Balance what threats, accusations, opinions and idiocy are rampant without honest referenced rebuttal. I have given all of you, and will provide more if justified, actual real quotes from IRS publications, regulations, forms and THE LAW. Please find fault with their statements, not with what you think they should say. Give me something other than rash nose flicking to respond to or else grow up and accept reality.

I"m tired of resorts shafting individuals and families with no recourse. If resorts (or owners associations, if you like) truly felt anything for these people they would provide some reasonable solution. Since there is none, People have to use the law to protect themselves. After years of watching idiots touting the ridiculous notions that it's easy, can be done by everyone on every timeshare, and that if it's not done their way it must be sham, I've decided to stand up for their cause and give quote the law where relevant. Try it sometime. The only sham I see are those that wish to prolong the financial grief of people wanting out of their timeshares.

Actually, I sleep very well at night knowing I'm honest and legal in what I do to help owners who have tried and been unable to find normal expected relief for the actual source of their affliction - greedy, manipulative resorts who knowingly sell something with the express purpose of living forever on the mistakes of others through the "legal" applications of real estate law.

How do you sleep at night knowing your drivel may ruin someone's credit and financial security and that of their heirs solely because you don't seem to like an idea. Which resort do you work for?

YadaYadaYada .... more BS. One more time, no one hogties and forces anyone to sign on the dotted line when they purchase a timeshare, or anything else for that matter, and the financial responsibilities that go along with it.

That's like saying someone signed on the dotted line to buy a new car and then decided they didn't want it or the financial responsibilities (maintenance of the vehicle, car payments, tags etc) that goes along with that purchase. AND, a car depreciates bigtime the minute you drive it off the lot and most people know that, but a lot of cars were bought new (people like that new car smell and accept the hefty price tag that goes along with it).