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Re: Getting rid of your timeshare (by R P.):

garym480 wrote:

The difficulty discussing anything with you is, I (or someone else) can state information at least what we believe as fact, and rather than challenge its validity with equally believed facts based on ‘homework’, you interject completely made-up comments not based on anything, that throw the conversation into a tailspin. You’re like a woodpecker that has no wood.

Exactly what ‘homework’ did you use to come up with this little gem?

How did I come up with this socalled little gem, you ask? Directly from the head of the socalled charity that you so vehemently condone (although you haven't even gone through their process). He states in plain black and white on another thread in this forum that they have no intention of paying future maintenance fees .... he says they wait three years and then let the timeshare go into foreclosure (his words, not mine). In other words the socalled charity doesn't give a damn if it goes into foreclosure .... all they're after is $500 in cohorts with a shady closing company costing another $400 (I would also be wary of any closing company that would do business with a known bogus charity).

It seems for you to be supposedly going through their process that you haven't even researched the site and what measures they take.