Continuing the List of Lies That Timeshares Tell Consumers
If you were able to catch last week’s article, then you now know there is an endless list of lies that timeshares tell consumers. Nearly
August 31, 2020
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If you were able to catch last week’s article, then you now know there is an endless list of lies that timeshares tell consumers. Nearly
Every year, timeshares in Orange County (OC) incur about $175 million in property taxes. This is a big number that 2020 hasn’t been kind to.
During June and July of this year, we spent a lot of time discussing the lure of timeshare presentations and how consumers are worn down
Over the past several months, timeshare companies have likely been scrambling to find a way to acquire new vacation owners. With the vacation market at
As they entered a new season of empty nesting, Luis and Maria were looking to celebrate their marriage. Going on vacation was their way of
To give you an idea of what some timeshare owners go through when attempting to get rid of their agreement, here are a few well-written
For seven years, taxpayers in Maui County awaited a Supreme Court ruling on a lawsuit stemming from real property timeshare tax assessments. On June 19th
Over the years, we’ve talked to thousands of vacation owners about their timeshare experience and the regret of the purchase as a whole. Whether it
When a timeshare purchase is misunderstood, disappointment usually prevails. This is especially true for those that sign contracts under false pretenses. While ultimate regret isn’t
Over the past few weeks, we’ve been covering some of the areas of our great country that have been taken over by timeshare operations. While
Taking out a personal loan for a vacation ownership usually seems like a good idea after speaking to timeshare salespeople. Misleading promises during the presentation
In the United States alone, there are thousands of captivating landscapes that are easily accessible by timeshares and hotels. While some areas of the country
After paying over $80K to Wyndham for a timeshare bought in 2015, David and Brenda Kriens are now suing the timeshare conglomerate for sales fraud.
In recent years, the travel industry has exploded with a number of options that provide an array of experiences across the globe. But even as
The past few years haven’t exactly been full of positive memories for some of the timeshare owners at Diamond Resorts International, Inc. (DRI). It appears
