For the first few years, a timeshare is a blast.
But owning a timeshare like playing with fire sometimes: easier to start than to stop.
Getting out of a timeshare obligation can be expensive, especially when you want to sell it fast.
But if you do your research, you can avoid mistakes that will only benefit shady agents and advertising agencies who are more than happy to take your money, regardless of whether or not your timeshare gets sold.
Follow These Tips You can expect to pay fees to advertise your timeshare but don't pay over $100 to do it.
Don't ever do it.
These are most likely scams that have lots of promises when you talk to the person, but strangely there is nothing in writing to back up their claims.
Paying somewhere around $50 makes more sense, and there are a lot of reputable agencies that are in that price range.
Something that has worked for many people is calling the resort where their timeshare is located.
The resort will know which advertising agencies are most effective, and might even have a resale department of their own.
It never hurts to ask questions, so ask lots of them.
List your timeshare on eBay.
Your market will extend worldwide and include some of the richest shoppers in the world! Advertising on eBay works so great that some people will list on eBay and nowhere else.
eBay is also great because you only pay a small fee when the property is actually sold.