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Re: Timeshare Industry Veteran Tells All (by Don P.):

The message here is that you have nothing to lose by contacting your home resort and asking them to take it back. What amazes me is the people that will pay thousands of dollars to someone they " heard about " on the internet or some other source that claims they can get you out of your contract.

I was able to get rid of two timeshares with deed backs but I was prepared to get them out of my name with or without their assistance. They have no shame when they market their product to entice people who are in a euphoric state while enjoying a vacation . Then they outright lie to people to get them to sign on the dotted line. I had no guilt in using any means to get out of my contract as long as I didn't break any laws.

My advice to anyone that really wants to get rid of their timeshare is to make it your priority to get rid of it and don't stop until it's done .