notfes53
TUG Member
Hi,
This is my first post!
Please can anyone say if they have any experience of - or have heard of www.thetimesharemart.com?
Like me, they are based in the UK. They seem to specialise in advertising timeshares for sale and have a specialist area for Marriott timeshares.
I'm waiting to hear more from their representative, but they say they make their money from commission and the buyer pays all the fees, although they do ask for an up-front advertising payment of (GBP) £149 [about USD $238]. They will carry out the transfer of ownership and all transfer and administration costs are included in their listed price.
Having sold a number of houses in the UK, I've had some experience of agents trying to win buisness with the suggstion of a higher asking price.
I've tried to scan through recent posts on this BBS and so I think I have my asking price about right already, but they are suggsting that I ask 22% higher.
Grateful for any guidance.
Thanks
Update: I have - of course - read the guidance notes for selling and on refelction decided to search out another UK-based reseller: http://www.timeshare-hypermarket.com/about-us.aspx - these guys appear to ask for nothing upfront, and I cannot see a catch...
I've completed their online form and will see how they respond.
This is my first post!
Please can anyone say if they have any experience of - or have heard of www.thetimesharemart.com?
Like me, they are based in the UK. They seem to specialise in advertising timeshares for sale and have a specialist area for Marriott timeshares.
I'm waiting to hear more from their representative, but they say they make their money from commission and the buyer pays all the fees, although they do ask for an up-front advertising payment of (GBP) £149 [about USD $238]. They will carry out the transfer of ownership and all transfer and administration costs are included in their listed price.
They say " We have teamed up with one of the top timeshare trust companies in the world, Hutchinson and Co Trust Company; they facilitate the transfer of ownership when we sell timeshare. All purchase monies are held in a secure independent ESCROW account offering peace of mind to both the person selling timeshare and the buyer."
I have just posted our two [timeshare name deleted] - on the classified section of Timeshare User's Group, so will wait to see if this attracts any interest. However I was somewhat surprised when the representative of The Timeshare Mart stated that I should be asking more for our two weeks.Having sold a number of houses in the UK, I've had some experience of agents trying to win buisness with the suggstion of a higher asking price.
I've tried to scan through recent posts on this BBS and so I think I have my asking price about right already, but they are suggsting that I ask 22% higher.
Grateful for any guidance.
Thanks
Update: I have - of course - read the guidance notes for selling and on refelction decided to search out another UK-based reseller: http://www.timeshare-hypermarket.com/about-us.aspx - these guys appear to ask for nothing upfront, and I cannot see a catch...
I've completed their online form and will see how they respond.
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