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

DRK ..... I have absolutely no problem with you charging a fee for your services if they are legit. I know that there are expenses involved with the process. i do have two major issues that I would like you to address. The first is that you claim to hold the deeds for three years without paying any maintenance fees to the HOA. That means that the other owners get stuck paying additional money to cover those costs. I could not do that. I have a conscience that wouldn't allow me to do something like that. The second issue is that you tell everyone that they can deduct $ 5,000.00 for contributing to a charity based on giving up their timesahres. I know for a fact that this is not true in this case. The IRS will only let you take the deduction for the actual amount that the timeshare was sold for if it sold at all. They do the same for people who donate their vehicles. Anyone who would be naive enough to try to take a $ 5,000.00 write off is just asking to get nailed by the IRS. You can put up all the smoke and mirrors you want but that is the law.