Hi there,
My husband and I were invited to a dinner near us to "review" our timeshare and to "help" us manage it better. So a free dinner to Longhorn Steakhouse we said, why not. They were trying to offer us to buy two Wyndham timeshares that would give us an additional 140k point (give or take) for $3700. We always want more points, but aren't ready for additional maintenance right now. So we said no to that. Anyway, what interested us was the idea of this other timeshare exchange company where we pay $189 a year and then didn't have to pay for any of our exchanges (deposit or when we find something we want and use it). What we didn't get was the name of this timeshare exchange company. I wanted to investigate it on my own because it seemed too good to be true. Does anyone have any information on this? We didn't buy, but I wanted to investigate on my own. The name of the company that was presenting this to us was "Timeshare Clearinghouse". Thoughts?
My husband and I were invited to a dinner near us to "review" our timeshare and to "help" us manage it better. So a free dinner to Longhorn Steakhouse we said, why not. They were trying to offer us to buy two Wyndham timeshares that would give us an additional 140k point (give or take) for $3700. We always want more points, but aren't ready for additional maintenance right now. So we said no to that. Anyway, what interested us was the idea of this other timeshare exchange company where we pay $189 a year and then didn't have to pay for any of our exchanges (deposit or when we find something we want and use it). What we didn't get was the name of this timeshare exchange company. I wanted to investigate it on my own because it seemed too good to be true. Does anyone have any information on this? We didn't buy, but I wanted to investigate on my own. The name of the company that was presenting this to us was "Timeshare Clearinghouse". Thoughts?