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Timeshare Cancellation Companies: A Closer Look at Potential Scams
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Would you trust a company whose ad you saw on the internet to pay them thousands of dollars upfront to cancel your timeshare?

How can you be sure these companies will not scam you for more money? What makes these company different from rental and resale timeshare agencies? Learn more about this new form of timeshare fraud.

At Mexican Timeshare Solutions, we believe our role is to inform consumers about potential timeshare scams, in order to prevent financial and emotional distress, and assist people who have already been scammed to cancel their fraudulent timeshare contracts.

We pride ourselves on our honest work in this industry, which is riddled with timeshare scams, and as a guarantee, we do not charge clients any money until we have successfully cancelled the client’s timeshare contract.

Many new timeshare cancellations companies have appeared online recently, claiming to assist clients who have become victims of timeshare scams to cancel their timeshare contracts and recover their money from timeshare fraud.

We have done some research on this timeshare cancellation lawyer to determine whether they are more of the same in this fraudulent industry.

These new timeshare cancellation companies claim that they can help to provide timeshare relief, cancel or divorce you from your timeshare, or even donate the timeshare to a worthy cause.

Many of the timeshare cancellation companies have very vague statements about how their fees are charged.

Some claim to have a money-back-guarantee, which implies that an upfront fee is required.

As we have seen in the timeshare industry, there are many timeshare scams for rentals and resale companies that charge upfront fees and later go out of business.

We encourage consumers to be very careful and questioning when contracting timeshare fraud assistance, and as a cardinal rule, never pay upfront fees for services to rent, sell or cancel your timeshare.

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Another concerning factor is the misleading information about the memberships that the timeshare cancellations services claim to have with large associations such as the Better Business Bureau (BBB) and the American Resort Development Association (ARDA).

When you are hiring timeshare cancellation services, it is important to have honest representation so that you don’t become a victim of a timeshare scam for the second time.

Some of the firms make claims that they are accredited members of the BBB; however, they are not listed on their website.

Regardless of whether the company is a timeshare scam it is an unethical business practice to make false claims to be a member of an accredited association.

If you are thinking about hiring one of these companies, check with the associations that they list on their website to ensure that they are valid claims and not just another timeshare scam.

We have also checked into the age of the domains for these websites, as many of them seemed to appear online at the same time.

Most of the new timeshare cancellation companies claim to have years of experience in the industry; however, they have just started these online businesses in recent months, or in some cases, a couple of years.

Although the length of time they have been in business does not necessarily determine their success, we hope that clients are not being mislead into believing that a business has more experience than they do in reality.

The following is a list of some of the new timeshare cancellation companies that we have researched: 

Company Name (Domain Age) 

Audit Recovery Systems (October 26, 2009)

  • Claim to work on a contingency basis, but some client reviews online state that their contract asks for the client’s credit card information. Give Back Timeshare (February 10, 2008)

  • Located in the same building as Timeshare Out

Prepaid Timeshare (February 10, 2008)

  • Link to Give Back Timeshare and domain were purchased on the same date.

  • Claim to rid you of your timeshare in 30 days or less if all your timeshare, maintenance fees, taxes, and special assessments have been paid in full.

  • Claim to charge a flat fee of your 2010 maintenance fee + $949.

Timeshare Out (July 06, 2007)

  • Located in the same building as Give Back Timeshare

  • Claim to be a BBB-Accredited Business; however, the BBB website does not show Timeshare Out as an accredited company

  • Claim to not charge an upfront fee with a promise to sell the client’s timeshare property; however, do not mention how fees would be charged to cancel a timeshare

Professional Timeshare Services (July 07, 2009)

  • Claim to have many years of experience. 

The Owner’s Advocate (March 6, 2008)

  • Claim to be a BBB-accredited business. Upon clicking on the BBB link on their webpage, it leads to a page saying that their BBB accreditation has lapsed.

  • On the BBB website, The Owners' Advocate has an F rating for the following reasons (source: www.bbb.org):

    -Length of time the business has been operating.

    -37 complaints were filed against business

    -Failure to respond to eight complaints filed against the business.

    -3 complaints filed against businesses that were not resolved

    -This company is not physically located in Delaware. Their address at 16192 Coastal Highway is a mail forwarding location.

    -Click here to view the full BBB report

Taking on Timeshare (October 16, 2009)

  • The website has the same look and feel as the previous The Owner’s Advocate site, which is now rated F with the BBB.

  • Claim to offer a 100% money-back-guarantee

  • Claim to be the first professional consumer advocacy group to successfully effect the termination of hundreds of Timeshares and Vacation Ownership contracts, both nationally and globally

Timeshare Mortgage Relief (September 01, 2009)

  • Claim to be the original timeshare consumer advocacy group with over 15 years of experience

Our intention in writing this article is not to deter clients from using these timeshare cancellation services; we just want to ensure that clients do not become victims of timeshare scam again.

When hiring representation to resolve your timeshare scam situation, make sure that you do your research and ensure that the company’s claims, whatever they may be, are valid and truthful.

To receive more information about timeshare cancellation companies and how to cancel your timeshare, send a WhatsApp to +52 333 239 6589, fill out the contact form, or call us at +1 714 277 3662

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35 Comments
  • DavidSeptember 6, 2013, 2:29 pm

    yes, there are companies of timeshare cancellation that are handled by the resorts, they tell you that they're going to cancel your contract, but the reality is that they never do anything. The hard part is knowing how to protect yourself.

  • MillySeptember 6, 2013, 12:12 pm

    debemos tener mucho cuidado a quien le pedimos ayuda, es mejor asegurarse que es una empresa de fiar, porque seria muy malo si despues de una estafa lo volvieran a hacer

  • MelissaJune 29, 2013, 11:27 am

    Well.. I think there are also companies that take advantage of people, like timeshare's companies.

  • PenelopeApril 15, 2013, 7:29 am

    There are many companies offering to help people who have been victims of timeshare fraud and collect money in advance for doing so. There are companies that even offer cancellation insurance. You must be careful because this could be someone wanting to scam you again.

  • RichJuly 27, 2012, 10:46 am

    Upfront fee companies are one of the top consumer scams being reported in the US. If you need to sell a timeshare, take the same care you would as if you were selling your home. It may take five minutes of time to google "no upfront fee timeshare broker" or "free timeshare valuation", - but five minutes is much cheaper than sending hundreds or thousands of dollars to some upfront fee company who promises you the sun, moon, & stars

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