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Douglas G.
I welcome thoughtful responses to my subject. I own my timeshares and have for many years. I expect a considerable offer based on an objective assessment including any conditions that may apply.
KC
You have not provided any information at all about whatever timeshare product(s) you allegedly own and seek to sell. Accordingly, your "expecting a considerable offer" may be entirely unrealistic. I don't know how / why you might expect "thoughtful responses” or "objective assessments" or discussion of "any conditions that may apply" without your having provided any information regarding your ownership on which readers here could possibly offer you informed or meaningful input.
Is this really a serious post, or is it perhaps an attempt at humor — or maybe just some AI-generated "material"?
Last edited by ken1193 on Nov 28, 2024 04:24 PM
Lance C.
douglasg187 wrote:I welcome thoughtful responses to my subject. I own my timeshares and have for many years. I expect a considerable offer based on an objective assessment including any conditions that may apply.
Who gave you this "objective assessment"? One recommended way to find an "objective assessment" is to log in to your E-Bay account (if you have one) and look at completed (not active) sales of similar units you own. That will give you a good idea of what people are actually paying for units like yours.
You might come to the harsh realization that your unit on the resale market is worth around zero dollars, or even less.
You can list your unit for sale or giveaway on reputable websites such as here on RedWeek. Timeshare Users Group (aka "TUG"; tugbbs.com) also is low cost to list. It also has a free giveaway section if you just want to give your unit away.
Whatever you do, never ever pay anyone a large, upfront fee to sell, rent out, or "cancel" your timeshare. Those are always scams.
Hopefully this is a "welcome thoughtful [response]" to your query.
Leslie K.
I am interested in selling my Marriott barony beach on Hilton Head island I own a gold week, Oceanside, and am enrolled in the destination program which allows you to convert your week to points each year and use those points at any of the Destination's locations
Has anybody had any luck selling a similar unit on RedWeek? I don’t see where they list ones that have been sold. If so, would you give me a ball park price
Thanks
Dan P.
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Danny4488 B.
Hi There
It's really hard to sell any timeshare. There are 1000's listed for free or a couple of dollars. Best advise, get it canceled through legal help. There are a few good legal firms that could help.
Lance C.
danny4488b wrote:It's really hard to sell any timeshare. There are 1000's listed for free or a couple of dollars. Best advise, get it canceled through legal help. There are a few good legal firms that could help.
Yes, while it might be " really hard to sell any timeshare" and that "there are 1000's listed for free or a couple of dollars", the "best advise (sic)" is not to "get it canceled through legal help". All these legal firms will do, if they're not scams, is charge you thousands of dollars to do something you can do yourself for a lot less money.
Better options would be to ask the resort's Homeowners' Association to take the unit back. It will cost a lot less than what these law firms charge. Or, you could list it for free giveaway here on RedWeek, or Timeshare Users Group's Bargain Deals section.
Paul K.
Does it matter where these timeshares are? I thought it was just a point based system where you could go anywhere, so why would anyone want to pay top dollar for hawaii when you can buy in ...Kissimmee, FL? Plus the maintenance fees are less.
Lance C.
paulk258 wrote:Does it matter where these timeshares are? I thought it was just a point based system where you could go anywhere, so why would anyone want to pay top dollar for hawaii when you can buy in ...Kissimmee, FL? Plus the maintenance fees are less.
Some are point-based systems and some are fixed weeks. If you're making a comparison (or contrasts) between Central Florida and Hawaii, keep in mind that, with point-based systems, you would probably have to use more points to book a week in Hawaii than you would in Central FL. So IOW, if you own in Central FL, the points you have probably won't be enough to book the same thing in HI.
