Christ0pher
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- HGVC 3400 annual points (deeded at Flamingo)
A couple years ago I got suckered into buying a timeshare at HGVC. I have 3400 annual points, deeded at the Flamingo in Las Vegas but good to use anywhere in their system. Paid $20,000 for it.
It has been nothing but a disappointment, dates are rarely available at their various resorts and you get nickel and dimed all sorts of fees when you go to book, assuming you are able to book online which isn't true with most of the properties they advertise as being theirs.
Anyway, I called around to a few of the timeshare sales services and was further disappointed as I wasn't going to pay the up-front $1,000+ fee they all wanted. This was a few months ago.
Just the other day I got a call from someone at "Sell My Timeshare Now" and they were saying that timeshares similar to mine (3,400 annual HGVC points deeded in Vegas) were selling for around $20k and asked if I wanted to list mine. I couldn't believe prices would be that high and I declined due to the up-front fee.
Was I being duped? Is there any chance the timeshare would be re-selling for that much?
Alternatively, does anyone know of more reputable resale services?
It has been nothing but a disappointment, dates are rarely available at their various resorts and you get nickel and dimed all sorts of fees when you go to book, assuming you are able to book online which isn't true with most of the properties they advertise as being theirs.
Anyway, I called around to a few of the timeshare sales services and was further disappointed as I wasn't going to pay the up-front $1,000+ fee they all wanted. This was a few months ago.
Just the other day I got a call from someone at "Sell My Timeshare Now" and they were saying that timeshares similar to mine (3,400 annual HGVC points deeded in Vegas) were selling for around $20k and asked if I wanted to list mine. I couldn't believe prices would be that high and I declined due to the up-front fee.
Was I being duped? Is there any chance the timeshare would be re-selling for that much?
Alternatively, does anyone know of more reputable resale services?