Getting rid of your timeshare

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Re: Getting rid of your timeshare (by NoOneYouKnow):

A resort or program that does not fulfill their promises clouds the point I'm trying to make. Even with a resort or program that does everything it promised, and that you have been completely satisfied with, when you are done with it, you should be able to be done with it.

I'm not talking about not fulfilling your obligations, I'm talking about the industry not providing an exit strategy, a way for owners who are done with them to be done with them.

I'm talking about not holding people captive to something they do not want by threats and ugliness. Those tactics alone pretty much tell the story.

There are ways it could be done if they wanted to.

What is it they are afraid of? Their house of cards falling down?