There are countless number of timeshare disposal
companies masquerading as timeshare helpers or timeshare advocates. Add to
that, there is some decent information put out by people who make their living
by selling on the secondary market. And then there's the well meaning but
timeshare ignorant mainstream reporters who mistakenly paint the entire
timeshare community as 'scammers.'
Given that, it's no wonder that timeshare owners continue
to get defrauded and prospective timeshare owners continue to make ill-informed
purchasing decisions.
I've been writing about and striving to be a catalyst for
positive change in the timeshare industry for nine years. I'm happy to say that
I've personally helped hundred of consumers. And while I did get my start in
timeshare by selling, I have an exemplary record of owners who know how to use
their timeshares and continue to rely on me for unbiased information. I have
not sold timeshare for many years. I would find it impossible to be responsible for guiding
consumers into wise decisions when my true motive is to sell timeshare. I don't
know how others do this.
So back to my original question; do timeshare owners need looking after? YES. Even if you don't know it, you will at some point need help, guidance, unbiased information, or at the very least, someone who is not trying to sell you something.
My sincere wish for everyone; timeshare owner or
prospective timeshare owner, is that you seek out a number of unbiased sources,
use some common sense, don't do anything in haste and perhaps more than
anything, replace the word 'timeshare' with the word 'car' or 'house' and then
ask yourself if you'd do the same thing you're contemplating.
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