Time Share Exit

[Arab Nights (imported)]

Anybody have any experience good or bad with time share exit companies?

[Valery_V (imported)]

Anybody have any experience good or bad with time share exit companies?

Sir, I just wanted to clarify your question

Perhaps you meant something like this?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeshare

[Arab Nights (imported)]

We have a time share in Vegas. Getting out of it has risen on my to-do list. Asking anyone I can for recommendations.

[moi621 (imported)]

@Arab Nights

(How-s your Autumn weather?)

I never heard anything positive

about timeshares from anyone

involved with one.

[Arab Nights (imported)]

I am not going to be your first.

[jamiepan (imported)]

I've just watched a pair of videos where the hosts expose time share exit companies as frauds.

My main takeaway from a bit of research (I don't own one, but have a friend in Canada struggling with this) is you need to find a lawyer who has done work in this field.

It's not a great answer... lawyers cost money. But, it sure looks like while there may be a few valid, effective exit companies, hiring a lawyer will be the safest route.

[The Maintaner (imported)]

I had one the fees capped being more and more. I stop paying Toll them to keep it! Ernie of Maine

[Arab Nights (imported)]

Thanks Ern. Your credit rating take a hit?

[The Maintaner (imported)]

NO my credit back then was soled Ernie of Maine