Timeshare Information

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I want my parents to come on a trip to hawaii with me, but they can’t afford plane tickets. does anybody know of a way they could buy them on layaway or something. and credit cards are out of the question, they have really bad credit. all they have to pay for is the ticket because i have a time share.

2 bedroom towne house that sleeps 8 with full kithcen,fridge,pots & pans, 2 baths,livingroom, located only 4 miles from jamestown settlement, walking distance from watercountry usa, bush gardens

That’s about it. Oh. That’s besides Craig’slist.

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That’s about it. Oh. That’s besides Craig’slist.

March 15 2010 it’s moving to Palm Beach and will be traveling to the Grand Bahamas Island instead of Nassau, we just took the cruise to Nassau Feb 17 2010 had a great time and this was a time share package thru Ramada Resorts, Imperial Majesty and Caribbean Cruise Lines all the same people and same address how do i know because i bought a package thru each one and six of us just went on the trip. Had a great time, i priced it out individually and thru the packages we did the trip for less than half the price. Bought a time share 5 min’s from Port Everglades not a high priced one but a resale for dirt cheap with 3 weeks every year. Can’t wait till next year.
yes it not the oasis of the seas but for price it was well worth it. and yes we went looking for a time share but didn’t buy their expensive one we bought one for under $5000 with 3 weeks every year and that my friend is a good deal.

Looking for a good way to travel and to take long weekends in our area (Northwest). Is Trendwest a good group? What are some companies to look at? What are some to avoid? Is there a good after market?

Bought a Bluegreen timeshare with good intentions but haven’t been able to use it at all so the money is being wasted. I would love to sell it, but most companies who say they will list timeshares want to charge ridiculous fees up-front with no guarantee of a sale.

Does anybody know the cheapest and quickest way to get rid of/sell a Bluegreen timeshare?