Timeshare-Adventures is a re-sale company that is located in St. Petersburg, Florida and has been in business since 2004. As we mentioned before, there is no resale market for timeshares due to the internet age and most timeshares are worth less than a $1 dollar on sites such as ebay.com and craigslist.com. As our team analyzed Timeshare-Adventures website, we came across an interesting find, the first thing we saw is a tab that states ‘What is it worth’, Timeshare-Adventures is boasting about their accomplishments, the company claims it has sold or rented over 16 million dollars worth of timeshares and has an average of 1 million dollars sold on a yearly basis.
In other words, Timeshare-Adventures stating there is a strong resale market which is incorrect. A re-sale market is only available for timeshares that are in tourist hot-spots or desired locations, Timeshare-Adventures states these hot-spots are usually Hawaii, Orlando, Hilton Head, Aruba, and Las Vegas.
As we checked their information on eBay, we found multiple timeshares listed for a dollar in Las Vegas, which discredits the claim made by Timeshare-Adventures. Timeshare-Adventures also claims a 50% money-back guarantee if their ‘Platinum Ad’ helps sell your timeshare property. This is unusual because why would a company only offer a partial refund and boast about it? Another unique page on their website lists “25 reasons why you should sell your timeshare.” If you are visiting our website and reading our reviews, you likely want to cancel your timeshare. We highly recommend reading multiple reviews on each company before making a decision.
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If you need help finding a timeshare exit company, call us, start a live chat, or fill out the form below for a free consultation. We’ll find the right timeshare exit company for your situation. Timeshare-Adventures charges an up-front fee, which is a slight warning flag because we believe companies should not charge until your timeshare is sold. Additionally, Timeshare-Adventures boasts about their visual marketing tactics, which they claim make them stand out.
The company also has a testimonials page with only text testimonials, raising questions about their authenticity. The processing time depends on when they find you a buyer, but there is no set timeframe. Costs vary, with some timeshares selling for a few hundred to a few thousand dollars, and if they charge you 30-50%, that can add up quickly. If you are skeptical and prefer extra protection, we recommend looking into a timeshare exit company that offers an escrow option. Click here for more information.
Timeshare Adventures Licensing
Timeshare-Adventures is not a Better Business Bureau accredited company and has a ‘D’ rating given by their customers. An interesting find we saw is that this company has also received a ‘Patter of Complaints’ given by the Better Business Bureau, “BBB has received a pattern of complaints from customers alleging that once they have paid the business to market their timeshares, the customers do not receive offers for their properties. Customers stated they have had certain expectations of the business’s ability to market their timeshares for a timely sale, but their properties have not sold and have not received any offers. Other complaints allege issues with customer service”. This is not a good sign if your clients are complaining about you, that means there is something wrong with your business practices. Yelp has given Timeshare-Adventures a 1-star rating, which is a red flag. There is no Trust Pilot Reviews.
TimeshareExitReviews Rating
Our team at TimeshareExitReviews has assessed a 1.0/5.0 MyTER Rating and this is primarily due to their negative standing with the Better Business Bureau and reviews by their past customers. We always want our clients to put first so Timeshare-Adventures is a company that we will not recommend to anyone. On top of that, the re-sale market is very little to none for timeshares and this can be seen on many public platforms.
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