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Re: Getting rid of your timeshare (by Larry L.):

traudem wrote:

jayjay wrote:

garym480 wrote:

I decided to go ahead and try CHT. I need to make a decision due to other constraints but theirs seems to be the most straight forward process. I took into account all thats been said previously both good and bad about them and formed some personal views on each. Paranoia and a good amount of skepticism is always good when you do something youve never done before. The best I could do is look at each of the issues and try and mitigate the bad ones the best I could. I derived a lot of good information on Redweek about what to look out for, have tried all the obvious alternatives and a few not so apparent. It came down to what I ultimately want with an ROI I can live with. I intend to update my progress over the next several months, answering questions and throwing in some commentary along the way. Im seeing some parallels with getting rid of a TS by whatever means and things we all face in everyday life, but never notice. No one has to read my views/drival (take your pick, I dont care), just turn the channel or stay tuned. To be crystal clear, my intent isnt to promote CHT, I have no affiliation with them and have proven it to authoritative parties and can do the same to those that are still the skeptics. Theres very little 'actual' info out there on success stories, a lot on the ones that werent. Maybe by this effort I hope to provide one of the good ones. Make no mistake. I enjoyed the TS and went into it with both eyes open. Its a fabulous place. But wisdom evolves from experience and its time to move on.

DRK's charity is not even a charity .... I checked out Charity Navigtor and his Nevada charity is not even listed:

http://www.charitynavigator.org/index.cfm?bay=search.alpha&ltr=C

Of course, DRK's charity is not a legitimate organization, we have tried to warn owners about his scam, however, too many folks fall for it and seem to be of the same "ILK" as DRK. Dishonest and lacking integrity!!!