Timeshare Cancellation: Don't Make These Mistakes When Do A Timeshare Cancellation

Before we talk about timeshare cancellation and timeshare scams let's talk about the victims of timeshare sales.

Many people are victims of one or more of timeshare scams and they want to do get away from the timeshare scam by doing a timeshare cancellation. But, after the timeshare cancellation period is over, if the timeshare owner calls the resort and tells them, I need to know “how to get out of a timeshare”.

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Resorts will always say after the timeshare cancellation period is over, no timeshare cancellation can be done, however, that’s not true! After the legal timeshare cancellation period is over, even though you want a timeshare exit, you can’t just send a timeshare cancellation letter and say please, cancel my timeshare, that’s not how to get out of a timeshare.

To dig deeper let’s look at, what is a timeshare – A timeshare is a program in which a group of people shares use of a property by dividing the rights to use the property for specific time periods.

Although the property is usually a residential project such as a condominium, developers have applied the time sharing concept to other types of properties, such as houseboats, campgrounds, and recreational vehicle parks. When Timeshare first started no one ever even talk or thought about timeshare cancellation.

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Timeshare Intervals

The developer divides occupancy of each of the units into intervals. The developer then sells these intervals to buyers, so each owner of an interval receives the right to use a specific unit for a specific time period corresponding to the interval they purchased. Each timeshare owner then shares the usage of the property along the other owners.

Through this shared usage, the owners have accommodations in the property, without carrying the financial and property management burdens associated with a conventional ownership.

Timeshare intervals are normally one week long, a few timeshare projects, however, use other ownership fractions, such as one-tenth or one-quarter

ownership. Almost all timeshare projects are based on one-week intervals, the words “week” or “timeshare week” are used in the time sharing community to mean a one-week timeshare.

In addition to the purchase price, timeshare owners also pay an annual fee for property upkeep and management. Most timeshare projects also reserve one or two one weeks usage of each unit for maintenance and repairs.

Many timeshare developers have used and still use high-pressure and deceptive sales tactics, with misleading and inaccurate portrayals of what buyers could expect from their timeshare ownership. This is why today there are some many timeshare cancellation.

Over the years, the timeshare industry has also had its share of unethical and dishonest resort developers and operators. Consequently, timesharing has a bad reputation and why there are so many stories about timeshare scams. It’s true a lot of people buy timesharing but after they buy, a lot of people send the developer a timeshare cancellation letter.

Because of its bad reputation, developers have developed other names for timeshare projects, such as Vacation Ownership or Interval Ownership.

Types Of Timeshare

While all timeshare provides the owner, a right to occupy a given period of time. There are many differences in how this is done.

Fixed, Floating and Rotating timeshare cancellation

In the floating week timeshare is the right to use a unit for a specified period. However, you must contact the resort to reserve a specific week during the float period.

In a fixed week system, occupancy is for the same week, and usually the every year. As can be expected, some weeks are more popular than others; this is usually reflected in the price of the timeshare.

Since all other owners that share your float period can reserve any time during that period, if you delay making a reservation you might find that all of the units have already been reserved for the times that you wish to reserve.

Then you may have to accept a week you may not want, or you may have to forego your usage for that year. Resorts set the policy as to how far in advance

you can reserve a floating week.

Many resorts require advance payment of maintenance fees to reserve a float week. Some timeshares use a rotating week system. In this type, usage week changes from year to year on a fixed schedule.

Right-To-Use Timeshare

Another major difference is whether the timeshare is a deeded interest or a “right-to-use” arrangement. Most deeded programs divide ownership of each unit into specific week increments, the buyer, actually purchases a fractional ownership of the unit.

In some cases, the deed may convey a specific fractional ownership interest corresponding to the ownership period without tying the ownership to a specific week. In the right-to-use program, the buyer receives the right to use the unit for a specified number of years. At the end of that period, the usage rights revert to the developer.

Both deeded and “right-to-use” properties can operate with either fixed or floating week programs. In a deeded floating program, the program documents will specify that the owner’s usage is a floating right that must be reserved and that the owner does not receive any special preferences to reserve the unit and week that appears on their deed.

Some unscrupulous developers of un-deeded resorts have “oversold” the project; meaning they have sold more intervals to owners than the resort can provide. (This is most likely to occur at an un-deeded resort because the absence of deeds linking units sold to specific ownership interests makes it

easier to oversell the resort.)

When this happens, owners will find it very difficult to reserve a usage period.

Accordingly, if you are purchasing a week at an un-deeded floating time resort, you should determine whether you are adequately protected against overselling of the resort’s inventory.

As I said before, the timeshare industry is full of unethical and dishonest resort developers and operators. We get phone calls every day from people who have fallen for some kind of timeshare scam pitch and now need help to get out from under the timeshare.

Even if your timeshare ownership is passed your timeshare cancellation period, or years past your timeshare cancellation period we can help you.

It’s easy to buy timeshare but, after the timeshare cancellation period has expired, it’s not easy to cancel timeshare and if you try to do a timeshare exit without the help of a professional timeshare exit team it’s guaranteed to fail!

How To Get Out Of A Timeshare

Our timeshare exit team knows how to get out of a timeshare. You only have one chance to get a timeshare cancellation. Our timeshare exit team services are guaranteed to get you a timeshare cancellation, not a partial cancellation but a fully authorised timeshare cancellation.

If you own a timeshare and would like to know how to cancel a timeshare, to learn more about a timeshare cancellation see our frequently asked questions on our website or give us a call.

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