Timeshare Nightmares
If you have arrived to this email, I hope that you are here because you have taken the time to do some research before buying your timeshare, rather than searching for advice because you are involved personally in your own timeshare nightmare. The reason for this is that timeshare nightmares are easy to avoid but hard to escape if you are involved in a timeshare fraud or timeshare scam.
Timeshare nightmares are easily avoidable with some simple advice, so take a pen:
The most common timeshare nightmares arise from not taking care to listen carefully to what the seller is saying to you, particularly about your responsibilities as a vacation owner.
Timeshares can be a great investment, but if you really cannot afford the payments, you should think twice about signing the contract to avoid future timeshare nightmares.
Timeshare really shouldn’t be a nightmare if you go into your contract with your eyes wide open to how it can enhance your vacation quality in the future. Don’t be misled into thinking it is a financial investment, rather you are investing in the quality of your vacations and all the other exclusive benefits that come with owning a timeshare with a good, reputable company.
There is nothing illegal or misleading about timeshare if you take the time to read your contract, so make sure that you clarify any queries you have before signing.
Ask direct questions and ask the legal representative to highlight where the point is made in your contract. Timeshare nightmares generally occur with particular disreputable companies, especially timeshare resale companies as well as timeshare cancellation scams often offering legal advice and guidance.
A little research on the internet into timeshare nightmares will show you which companies are trustworthy offering great products and which ones are out to make a quick profit. The longer the company has been in operation the better.
Sometimes rogue sellers can ruin the reputation of a great timeshare company, so always report an agent if you think they are misleading you or telling lies.