Any Experience with My Resort Network to rent Timeshares -

[Retired2025 aka AlmostRetired]

In an eff0rt to not give Redweek one more penny, I have been looking at alternatives. I just listed my second unit on My Resort Network for 19.95. I ran across them about a year ago from FB and I tired them for the first time. I did get a legitimate inquiry but the person decided on a different date. I know it was legit because I spoke with the person who happened to be a judge in Westchester NY that knew of my brothers restaurant close to them. . No other takers though. I figured I would try them again.

Has anyone used or heard of the site.

 

[DanCali]

In an eff0rt to not give Redweek one more penny, I have been looking at alternatives. I just listed my second unit on My Resort Network for 19.95. I ran across them about a year ago from FB and I tired them for the first time. I did get a legitimate inquiry but the person decided on a different date. I know it was legit because I spoke with the person who happened to be a judge in Westchester NY that knew of my brothers restaurant close to them. . No other takers though. I figured I would try them again.

Has anyone used or heard of the site.

I used them a couple of times about 15 years ago. I believe they were a much more viable option then. Doesn’t strike me like they get much traffic now.


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[WBP]

Sadly, Redweek is the 800 pound gorilla.

 

[andre10056]

There was a time when myresortnetwork was my #1 site for renting out timeshares. Each resort would have numerous rental and sales ads placed by numerous timeshare owners. And then it just slipped into irrelevance, hardly being used by anyone.

It seemed like whoever managed the site just got tired of it and stopped trying to attract listers and prospective renters/buyers.

Nowadays, it seems that it's most useful as a site not to sell timeshares, but to find "no payment in advance" timeshare sales brokers via that site's sales listings.