Why Should You Donate, Rather than sell?

There are literally thousands of timeshare owners eager to sell their timeshare. Many have been roped into paying a listing company an upfront fee of $400 to $700 to list their timeshares for sale. Typically, a listing company representative is able to talk the seller into the listing price by saying the timeshare has a resale value four times the actual amount. Once the seller pays the listing fees, the timeshare does not sell because of the incredibly inflated price. At the end of the one-year listing contract, the agent calls the seller and attempts to get them to re-list for another $400 to $700. In the meantime the seller has not made arrangements to use the timeshare, expecting it to sell. In addition to listing fees the seller has also been paying maintenance fees and taxes on the property.