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

Here it is in black and white in the director's own words in this forum in an earlier post. How could you have missed this little diddy, garyM, straight from the director's own computer to this forum .... you're the one that's totally delusional .... I DID my homework:

We are a charity that accepts timeshares, not just the resale of it. Since we don't resell it there are a few points to understand that apply to the discussion.

1. Since we don't resell, rent or use the timeshare the only way we generate cash from the donation is to charge a $500 service fee for accepting the donation (a $500 service fee is a bunch of crapola .... they're just out to get free money disguised as a charity).

3. Once we own the timeshare the resorts send all their bills to us. They do the same things to threaten us as they do to other non-paying owners - restrict use, send nasty letters, send to collection, attempt to ruin credit, foreclosure, etc. However, since we don't have credit we don't care (which means they don't give a damn).

4. .... we keep title for 36 months.

5. At the end of the 36 months we offer to deed the timeshare back to the resort. Interestingly, we have only had one resort want it back. The rest ignore us just like we ignore them (again they blatantly don't give a damn about the timeshare week going into foreclosure, the resort's HOA or management company and other owners that DO pay their maintenance fees .... this is an out and out scam).