Greg_L
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- Hilton Grand Vacations/Diamond Resorts
My wife and I purchased a timeshare from Hilton Grand Vacations/Diamond Resorts after spending our anniversary in a nearby resort using her Hilton Honors points. We were pretty impressed with the resort and stayed for a sales presentation. We ended up buying.
We've stayed in the resort about three times now and have paid our loan payment for four months and dues.
Our financial situation has drastically changed with two teenagers getting their licenses within a month of each other, so we've had to purchase two new (to us) cars.
We need to sell our timeshare, but I do not know how. I have bookmarked "How to Sell Your Timeshare and avoid getting scammed" and plan to read it this weekend.
I received a card in the mail yesterday from a company (no name provided) offering to buy us dinner and give us a $500 grocery gift card or a $100 gas card for attending. After sitting through several "owner's meetings," I know nothing is "free."
Has anyone dealt with this type of company? Is it a scam?
I've also read (elsewhere) that the first step in getting rid of your timeshare is contacting the resort to see if they can help. Has anyone been successful with that?
Sorry for all the noob questions. We're just trying to get our financial life in order, and a timeshare, at this point, is just not in our best interests. Maybe in the future, but not now.
TIA
We've stayed in the resort about three times now and have paid our loan payment for four months and dues.
Our financial situation has drastically changed with two teenagers getting their licenses within a month of each other, so we've had to purchase two new (to us) cars.
We need to sell our timeshare, but I do not know how. I have bookmarked "How to Sell Your Timeshare and avoid getting scammed" and plan to read it this weekend.
I received a card in the mail yesterday from a company (no name provided) offering to buy us dinner and give us a $500 grocery gift card or a $100 gas card for attending. After sitting through several "owner's meetings," I know nothing is "free."
Has anyone dealt with this type of company? Is it a scam?
I've also read (elsewhere) that the first step in getting rid of your timeshare is contacting the resort to see if they can help. Has anyone been successful with that?
Sorry for all the noob questions. We're just trying to get our financial life in order, and a timeshare, at this point, is just not in our best interests. Maybe in the future, but not now.
TIA