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Re: Wesley Financial Group - Timeshare Exit Company (by KC):
beverlyk73 wrote:Joined Redweek because we did not believe the "exit" strategy could be true...seemed like a scam. Had then read the other forums regarding exit companies, but no one specifically mentioned Wesley so we were curious if anyone actually had experience with them. After asking here, found quite a bit of negative feedback on TUG.
The name of the individual "exit" entity matters not one bit. There are currently at least a dozen of them around, probably more --- and they are ALL equally useless. A few have disappeared after being investigated and prosecuted (including, most recently, a parasite "exit" operation in Boulder, Colorado).
The simple, straightforward, indisputable fact and truth is that there is NO easy "exit" from the legally binding contractual obligations of timeshare ownership by merely sending money to a worthless bunch of thieving parasites. NO ONE can magically "exit" a valid contract (or it's binding legal obligations) by merely writing a check or providing a credit card. Like it or not, it just isn't that simple.
There are ways to lawfully part with timeshare ownership but yes, they take some effort. Those avenues include giving it away for free, or by "deedback" (if agreed to in advance and accepted by the resort HOA) or, as a last choice, by simply allowing foreclosure to occur after deciding to make no further payments. NONE of those choices involve much (if any) money out of pocket. Paying ANY money to ANY "upfront fee exit operation" is a complete waste of your hard earned money.
There is an old saying that "A fool and his money are soon parted". Don't become someone stepping up to once again prove that old saying to be absolutely true.