buying on ebay

[bradsprague]

anyone have expereince buying through
redweek4less a timeshare on Ebay.

I am a first time buyer

 

[DeniseM]

Here are some previous discussions: https://www.google.com/search?clien...p.,cf.osb&fp=eb55f3170df993c5&biw=786&bih=374

Articles on the TUG Advice page about buying resale - http://tug2.net/timeshare_advice/tug_timeshare_advice.shtml

 

[Hilal]

I'm currently looking at an auction by this seller as well. I have been reading several posts on this board and it seems the biggest complaint is that they use a closing company that tends to make a bunch of mistakes and take a long time to close. I haven't decided if I still want to bid, but I think if you have better options for the same or similar properties and are patient enough to wait it seems like the prudent thing to do.

 

[bradsprague]

Thanks will do more homework

 

[theo]

For whatever it's worth...

...anyone have experience buying through redweek4less a timeshare on Ebay.

In the TUG "Ratings of Businesses" section, 50% (9 out of 18 total) TUGGERS have given failing grades of either "D" (2) or "F" (7) to redweeks4less. Clearly, not a very good "report card", but YMMV.

 

[bradsprague]

Thanks so much it was tempting to buy this last timeshare on Ebay.

I appreciate the collective wisdom of TUG members like you

Brad

 

[MOXJO7282]

Thanks so much it was tempting to buy this last timeshare on Ebay.

I appreciate the collective wisdom of TUG members like you

Brad

It is tempting but in the long run you end up paying more for the unit than there low auction price because invariably delays prevent securing a good week the first year and sometimes even the second depending on when you make your purchase.