I bought 300,000 Wyndham points. I read the "stop paying for timeshare" article and what would happen but i simply can't afford it any more and I am in serious trouble financially. I can't sell it either... I payed an amount so large that im embarrassed to even say how much, lets just say I could have bought a 2014 Corvette. They made it sound like it was the greatest investment at the greatest location. I have researched how much I could sell my Wyndham 300,000 points for and I would not even be able to get 1/10th of what I payed anyway which apparently everyone is in the same boat. I still owe a huge sum, so I can't sell it to anyone or even give it away free, I can't pay the monthly loan and HOA fees any more. So far, I am still up to date on all my payments and wanted to check here before I dove into non payments. I know I made a big mistake and I admit that I did not do my research enough but I simply can't afford it any longer. I was wondering if I wrote the Attorney General for my state (TX) and for Nevada (Wyndham Grand Dessert), then send a letter stating I contacted the Attorney Generals, and I am starting a class action law suit for fraudulent advertising (my timeshare is not worth 1/10th of what i paid, was never that value, and it was not an investment as I was told), to give back my time share and neutralize the loan would I have a chance? Short of them taking back my timeshare, I will have to stop paying, I am going more and more into debt, my job has cut back on hours and I might even have to file Bankruptcy. I don't have a choice if they don't take it back and the loan still sticks. Any help would be greatly appreciated, I know there are so many of the same story, I tried to read as much as possible on the subject for research, but I have not read of anyone paying as much as I have so far. Thanks so much for the help.