False Guarantees: Beware of companies giving sale and rental guarantees within a specific time period. More than likely that company will not respond to your pleas for your money back, or they will change the company name or go out of business prior to the guarantee expiration date. Do your research, do your homework, ask the right questions, verify the information, read and understand the terms and conditions and make a informed decision.

Deceptive Marketing Strategies: Many companies will tell you they have sold the property or they just need money for a deed and title search, beware of these companies. They may not be licensed or bonded, or they might inflate the price of the property and tell you it was sold, when in fact, the reason for the fee is to cover the advertising and marketing costs, plus a small profit for the Company. While their presentation may sound the same, they may not actually be licensed to do business, and they may not be doing the advertising. We document everything we do and with a flexible asking price for rent and sale, you may actually achieve some success even in this tough market and get out from under that timeshare burden.

Sale/Rent Statistics: As we are not Real Estate Brokers, and we are a Company specializing in advertising services for timeshare, owners do not necessarily report their sales or rentals to us.. In some cases they do, and we document many of these for the public. However, in our literature and promotional material, we provide names of companies specializing in timeshare title and finance. This way, an owner or a buyer can have a hassle and risk free, inexpensive and accelerated closing. Being current in annual fees to the developer is of primary importance in ensuring a smooth closing. Also, be aware that many developers and resorts have some sort of transfer fee. It is advisable to be aware of these fees prior to accepting offers.

Western Union Scams: Beware of sending money via Moneygrams, Western Union, money orders, cashiers or personal checks to individuals or companies unless you have all the licensing information. Verify with the state Division of Consumer Affairs that the name of the individual, the license number, the company name and address all match state government records. You may become the victim of fraud, theft or forgery if you fall for these dubious payment methods.

False Advertising: Beware of companies or individuals that do not disclose specific advertising methods utilized to market your Timeshare property. Do not rely on verbal promises alone, advertising should be disclosed in writing, either online, in print or both.