5 Most Common Myths about Canceling Timeshares

When you work with a timeshare cancellation company that knows what they’re doing, they already have an idea of what the cost of the process will be. If the company you’re speaking to about exiting your timeshare doesn’t ask for an upfront fee before proceeding, that’s a glaring red flag. Do not work with them. They could expose you to additional hidden fees (either from the resort or their own company) and other problems. Quickest Exits always charges an upfront fee because we know what we are doing. 

 This is a common misconception. Most lawyers have minimal information and experience when it comes to cancelling timeshares. There aren’t enough hours in the day for your family attorney to get the expertise needed to safely and legally dissolve your timeshare. It’s best to work with a team of specialists whose sole focus is on cancelling timeshares and vacation memberships. Quickest Exits exclusively cancels timeshares and vacation memberships. We do not do anything else. 

 Ask your children if they want to assume the liability of the vacation membership. They’ve grown up and may have a husband or a wife that may not necessarily have the same emotional attachment to the resort as you. Your children may want to avoid thousands of dollars of fees instead of taking over the timeshare. Imposing your timeshare on someone else is a selfish thing to do.

If you use a third-party booking website, you do not have to negotiate with the rigid calendars that the resorts have for owners. It is a well-known fact that they do not make all of their inventory available to owners.