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Re: Getting rid of your timeshare (by Don P.):

I don't know about getting rid of points. I had two deeded weeks. It was easy to deed them back with a quit claim. Points are not property and I would never buy points. It's just another gimmick for the timeshare sellers to get rich. I would advise anyone not to buy points and never buy a timeshare from a presentation. There are so many available for sale on this site and other sites. Now that I know I can rent someone elses units for less than i would pay in maintenance fees without the commitment I would never buy another timeshare again. I encourage all timeshare owners, deeded or points, to join the NTOA ( National Timeshare Owners Association ). It is a timeshare owners organization to educate and represent owners interests. They can be contacted at www.nationaltimeshareownersassoc.com . That is where i got the information I needed to get rid of mine. Anyone with a success story getting rid of their timeshares please post a message on this site.