The 5 Signs of a Timeshare Exit Scam?
Discover the signs of timeshare exit scams and learn how to spot common red flags, understand legitimate exit strategies, and protect yourself from fraudulent companies.
Timeshare Scams
Timeshare fraud is very prevalent these days as the Coronavirus pandemic has annihilated most of the travel opportunities. Timeshare scams are at an all-time high, especially when they come as timeshare resales scams.
We have a full list below. You’ll find timeshare resale companies under investigation, as well as legitimate timeshare resale companies. Many names are tossed around, such as RCI Resorts, Westgate, Wyndham, Timeshare Exit, or Redweek, but we will show you how the scams work exactly.
Full List of Timeshare Scams Below
Legitimate companies that buy timeshares do exist, but so does timeshare fraud. Let’s take a look at them below. One of the most notorious timeshare ripoff cases is the Mexican Timeshare Scam, aka the Timeshare Resale Scam. However, there is a bunch of examples below that educate you on how to avoid it.
We’ll address brands like Worldmark Club, Wyndham Timeshare, RCI Timeshare, or Westgate Timeshare.
Besides timeshare deals, the latest travel scams include suspicious offers of free holidays in Cuba to experience how to make cigars. Last but not least, here is how to detect malicious websites that replicate legitimate timeshare ones. From
Timeshare Resale
Beware of the Timeshare Resale Scam, aka the Timeshares For Sale trick. If you ask yourself 'How to sell a timeshare?' we have the answer.
Fake Calls From Hilton, Marriott and Hyatt Hotels Offer Free Vacation
Did you ever get this call: "Because you've been a customer of the Hilton Hotels (or Marriott/Hyatt) you qualify for a free vacation". See here how the scam works.
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Timeshare Presentation
Beware of the Timeshare Presentation for Free Gifts scam, occurring when companies offer you freebies such as rides to your hotel from the airport.
Exclusive Travel Club: What the Vacation Club Scam Looks Like
The Exclusive Travel Club scam is pulled on people who are invited to attend a presentation or receive a gift, such as a VIP card. Here it is:
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Free Cruise
You're looking for cheap cruises and may be surprised to find a great offer: a free cruise, via a call from a fake radio station. See how the scam works here.
Free Hotel Stay
Free hotel scam alert! You may receive a call offering a free stay at a big brand hotel. The room is actually free, but here's the scam:
The Timeshare Scam That Ruins Your Vacation
A new twist of the free cruise offer ends up with a scary timeshare scam. The cruise really does exist, so here is how the scam works:
