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Summit Marketing (by Lance C.):

"Just hope other people don't make the same mistake."

Unfortunately countless others have made this same mistake. There are many companies like Summit Marketing out there feasting on unsuspecting timeshare owners. I've read some online articles where these upfront fee scam companies have fleeced millions of dollars from timeshare owners. And they all have the same M.O.: they call owners claiming they can find (or have already found) a buyer who will pay dollars galore but the owner just has to pony up a "few" dollars to facilitate the transaction.

And remember, it does not matter what the company's name is. many of these companies have multiple names but call the same victim under different names claiming they are better than the others and can do what the others couldn't. The cardinal rule for timeshares is to never, ever pay anyone a large, upfront fee to sell, rent out, market, or "cancel" your timeshare. The upfront fee might have many euphemisms such as market analysis fee, pre-paid closing costs, transfer tax, etc.