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Alpha Timeshare Consultants

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Anyone have knowledge of Alpha Timeshare Consultants , good or bad ?
 
They are a Timeshare Exit Company.

All timeshare exit companies have one thing in common: anything they do for you, you can do it by yourself.

If you still feel like wasting your money, send me the money and I will "help" you exit your timeshare.
 
They are a Timeshare Exit Company.

All timeshare exit companies have one thing in common: anything they do for you, you can do it by yourself.

If you still feel like wasting your money, send me the money and I will "help" you exit your timeshare.
thank you
 
I’ve heard mixed reviews about Alpha Timeshare Consultants — some say they were helpful in navigating the exit process, while others felt it wasn’t worth the cost since a lot of the legwork can be done independently. If you decide to go with a company, just make sure to check for clear contracts and no hidden fees. Otherwise, with patience and persistence, many people do manage to exit timeshares on their own.
 
I’ve heard mixed reviews about Alpha Timeshare Consultants — some say they were helpful in navigating the exit process, while others felt it wasn’t worth the cost since a lot of the legwork can be done independently. If you decide to go with a company, just make sure to check for clear contracts and no hidden fees. Otherwise, with patience and persistence, many people do manage to exit timeshares on their own.
We are leaning in that direction , doing it ourselves as I have a phone call in an hour with Alpha , thank you
 
We are leaning in that direction , doing it ourselves as I have a phone call in an hour with Alpha , thank you
You didn't say what you own but there is a wealth of information here about exiting your timeshare.
The biggest question - is your TS paid off?
If you have a loan, not much can be done besides defaulting on the loan.

All an exit company wants is for you to pay them a large upfront fee and then tell you
1. Give it away for free (here on TuG)
2. See if your company has an exit program
3. Stop paying MF and default.
 
We are leaning in that direction , doing it ourselves as I have a phone call in an hour with Alpha , thank you

Your call will be a waste of time. There is nothing they can do for you that you can't do for yourself.
It is that simple.

Of course, these guys are good sales people have practiced how to convince people to part with their money for something they can do by themselves.

There is still a debate on who are worse: timeshare sales agents or timeshare exit companies agents.

My take: the exit companies (the company and all its agents).
The reason: there is absolutely nothing they can do that you can't do yourself. At least with the timeshare sales people, there is a possibility that what you bought, though at inflated price and based on possible lies, are actually be usable. It may not be at the time or size that you thought you were buying because of the lies.
 
We are leaning in that direction , doing it ourselves as I have a phone call in an hour with Alpha , thank you
I’ve heard mixed reviews about Alpha Timeshare Consultants — some say they were helpful in navigating the exit process, while others felt it wasn’t worth the cost since a lot of the legwork can be done independently. If you decide to go with a company, just make sure to check for clear contracts and no hidden fees. Otherwise, with patience and persistence, many people do manage to exit timeshares on their own.
There is nothing positive to say about the exit industry as a whole. A vast majority of them are just outright scams. All of them take advantage of naive timeshare owners and extract thousands of dollars. If they do anything at all it is going to be low hanging fruit such as a deedback or foreclosure, things that a timeshare owner doesn’t need to pay a third party company thousands of dollars to do.

I’ve said many times before that the exit company industry attracts many bad people, including criminals, because it is easy money with little risk of prosecution. The owner of the company is a convicted criminal. Is this who you want to believe is going to be your savior in getting out of your timeshare?
 
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All an exit company wants is for you to pay them a large upfront fee and then tell you
1. Give it away for free (here on TuG)
2. See if your company has an exit program
3. Stop paying MF and default.
The exit companies actually won’t tell the owner anything. They will keep the owners in the dark about their options they have. The exit companies know exactly which timeshares have deedback programs for owners. They will then utilize the deedback option if available and pocket the many thousands of dollars as profit. They will just let the owner think that they are all powerful in getting them out of the timeshare. These are likely most of the 5 star reviews (I am convinced that many exit companies also post fake reviews). If there is no deedback, then they advise the owner to stop all payments. No one needs to pay a company thousands of dollars to simply default/foreclose.
 
You didn't say what you own but there is a wealth of information here about exiting your timeshare.
The biggest question - is your TS paid off?
If you have a loan, not much can be done besides defaulting on the loan.

All an exit company wants is for you to pay them a large upfront fee and then tell you
1. Give it away for free (here on TuG)
2. See if your company has an exit program
3. Stop paying MF and defaut
Your call will be a waste of time. There is nothing they can do for you that you can't do for yourself.
It is that simple.

Of course, these guys are good sales people have practiced how to convince people to part with their money for something they can do by themselves.

There is still a debate on who are worse: timeshare sales agents or timeshare exit companies agents.

My take: the exit companies (the company and all its agents).
The reason: there is absolutely nothing they can do that you can't do yourself. At least with the timeshare sales people, there is a possibility that what you bought, though at inflated price and based on possible lies, are actually be usable. It may not be at the time or size that you thought you were buying because of the lies.
You didn't say what you own but there is a wealth of information here about exiting your timeshare.
The biggest question - is your TS paid off?
If you have a loan, not much can be done besides defaulting on the loan.

All an exit company wants is for you to pay them a large upfront fee and then tell you
1. Give it away for free (here on TuG)
2. See if your company has an exit program
3. Stop paying MF and default.
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There is nothing positive to say about the exit industry as a whole. A vast majority of them are just outright scams. All of them take advantage of naive timeshare owners and extract thousands of dollars. If they do anything at all it is going to be low hanging fruit such as a deedback or foreclosure, things that a timeshare owner doesn’t need to pay a third party company thousands of dollars to do.

I’ve said many times before that the exit company industry attracts many bad people, including criminals, because it is easy money with little risk of prosecution. The owner of the company is a convicted criminal. Is this who you want to believe is going to be your savior in getting out of your timeshare?
Great , thank you
 
You didn't say what you own but there is a wealth of information here about exiting your timeshare.
The biggest question - is your TS paid off?
If you have a loan, not much can be done besides defaulting on the loan.

All an exit company wants is for you to pay them a large upfront fee and then tell you
1. Give it away for free (here on TuG)
2. See if your company has an exit program
3. Stop paying MF and default.
I did list it for free here , it is a Wyndham Inn on the Harbor owned for 43 years and now a $3000 renovation assessment . No exit for a deeded float week
 
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I did list it for free here , it is a Wyndham Inn on the Harbor owned for 43 years and now a $3000 renovation assessment . No exit for a deeded float week
I don’t see your free listing in the free timeshare forum. You may have listed it in the marketplace but a free timeshare should also be listed in the free forum for maximum exposure. List it here:

Just to confirm, Wyndham’s certified exit department gave you no options? After 43 years of loyal ownership I would hope that they would have something for you.
 
I don’t see your free listing in the free timeshare forum. You may have listed it in the marketplace but a free timeshare should also be listed in the free forum for maximum exposure. List it here:

Just to confirm, Wyndham’s certified exit department gave you no options? After 43 years of loyal ownership I would hope that they would have something for you.
Yes , nothing tried the Cares and Ovation programs still a no and spoke with the resort mgr and his comment was no as well , ya loyalty , what is that ....
 
The exit companies actually won’t tell the owner anything. They will keep the owners in the dark about their options they have. The exit companies know exactly which timeshares have deedback programs for owners. They will then utilize the deedback option if available and pocket the many thousands of dollars as profit. They will just let the owner think that they are all powerful in getting them out of the timeshare. These are likely most of the 5 star reviews (I am convinced that many exit companies also post fake reviews). If there is no deedback, then they advise the owner to stop all payments. No one needs to pay a company thousands of dollars to simply default/foreclose.
Ya thanks heading in that direction ......
 
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I did list it for free here , it is a Wyndham Inn on the Harbor owned for 43 years and now a $3000 renovation assessment . No exit for a deeded float week
As @RX8 stated listed on the Free Timeshare Board here.
Much better exposure.

I did see your two ads in the Marketplace updated 6/5 so that isn't really much time for a sale.

Good Luck
 
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The exit companies actually won’t tell the owner anything. They will keep the owners in the dark about their options they have. The exit companies know exactly which timeshares have deedback programs for owners. They will then utilize the deedback option if available and pocket the many thousands of dollars as profit. They will just let the owner think that they are all powerful in getting them out of the timeshare. These are likely most of the 5 star reviews (I am convinced that many exit companies also post fake reviews). If there is no deedback, then they advise the owner to stop all payments. No one needs to pay a company thousands of dollars to simply default/foreclose.
I gave the short version. Nothing the owner can't do themselves.

Yes, all you say is true.
 
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As @RX8 stated listed on the Fred Timeshare Board here.
Much better exposure.

I did see your two ads in the Marketplace updated 6/5 so that isn't really much time for a sale.

Good Luck
Where is Fred Timeshare Board , learning my way around ...
 
Where is Fred Timeshare Board , learning my way around ...

They meant the "free" timeshare board

 
Charity , Florida Veterans Assistance Association , could not find much about them on Forum
 
"I'm thinking about calling a bunch of criminals and listening to their sales presentation. I'm going to give them loads of personal information. Even though there's a bunch of people here who will help do the exact same thing for no money at all. I don't feel comfortable telling them what I own and some details about it."

Why?
 
Here is a prior thread on Alpha Timeshare Consultants.
 
Charity , Florida Veterans Assistance Association , could not find much about them on Forum
no charity wants a worthless timeshare, and there is no valid tax deduction for the donation of a worthless timeshare.

if you wish to be charitable, donate directly to your favorite charity (which IS deductible)....or if you have a timeshare of value sell it then donate the proceeds directly.
 
no charity wants a worthless timeshare, and there is no valid tax deduction for the donation of a worthless timeshare.

if you wish to be charitable, donate directly to your favorite charity (which IS deductible)....or if you have a timeshare of value sell it then donate the proceeds directly.
Thank you for those comments , as I suspected , most appreciated .
 
It is unlikely you will be able to find someone willing to take it with a $3000 special assessment coming up. You may have to really put some ice cream on that offer.
Alternatively, if Wyndham does not want a deed back and you are unable to pay and keep using the unit, then you may have reached the point of just letting it break. Stop paying for it and deal with anything that may come. It isn't the end of the world, don't go spending more money and end up at the same spot.
 
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