RedWeek.com Timeshare Posting Policy
You've read through the RedWeek.com Resources pages and are now ready to post your timeshare for rent or sale. Before doing so, take a minute to read through our Posting Dos and Dont's.
In order to add a posting to RedWeek.com, you must be legally able to sell the unit(s) or designated time period for the unit you post for sale or rent on our Web site.
Please be aware that RedWeek.com reserves the right to remove any information, including photos and advertisements for other services that do not belong on a page, or to otherwise limit a user's ability to post.
Do:
- Describe your unit accurately and include all terms of sale in your posting.
- Fully disclose any fees that will affect the final rental/sale price outside of escrow services and fees (i.e. owner imposed non-refundable deposit, owner-imposed cleaning fee, all-inclusive fee, resort per-person surcharge, guest certificate fee).
- Include in the Details section of your resale posting the season your week falls in (i.e. red, green, blue or whatever designation your resort uses to differentiate peak season weeks from off-peak season weeks).
- Only include text descriptions, graphics, pictures, and other content relevant to the rental or sale of your timeshare.
- Advertise only one unit per posting - may not include mention of additional units available for rent/sale.
- Lock-off units may be advertised as stand-alone units. If a member wishes to list a lock-off unit separately, a posting for the rental/sale of that unit must be purchased.
- Deactivate your posting immediately as soon as it is no longer available for rent or purchase. You may need to contact staff to do this for you.
Don't:
- Post your timeshare for rent or sale on the Forums pages, or in the Reviews section of a resort page.
- List a unit that is not available, then offer a different unit or resort in the Details section of the posting.
- Advertise multiple units in your posting, or units available for rent/sale at other resorts.
- Offer the opportunity through your RedWeek posting to purchase additional units outside of RedWeek.
- Use your email address or phone number as a username, first name, or last name. You may include this information in the Details section of your posting, though please be aware that doing so may result in unwanted solicitations.
- Include your home address in the Details section of your posting.
- Auction off your timeshare by listing a low price (such as $1) and promising the unit to the highest bidder.
- Include any Web addresses in your posting other than the official resort URL. Vacation Club members may include the URL to their Club page.