Redweek new search feature for bargain timeshares!

[funtime]

Tugger for sale board, ebay and now Redweek to check. They have a new search button that allows you to look at their lowest 100 timeshares. Goes up to about $350 in sales price. This is a great idea because searching on Redweek is hard if you are trying to sell a "no name" timeshare. Funtme

 

[Phill12]

I checked this out couple days ago when Redweek sent my news letter.

It was very nice and easy to use and may I say its way past due!:whoopie:

Maybe Redweek was tired of myself and others telling people to go to Tug for this bargan basement.

I notice others now telling more and more people to go to Tug if they want many answers to questions. Problem with this is many would come here and never return to Redweek.:rofl:

I didn't notice if you need to still pay ad fee to use their bargan basement!

PHIL

 

[funtime]

Redweek site

Tuggers - I can't believe some of these prices - all less than $300 including a Sheraton Mountain Vista swing week which includes Thanksgiving for $200. (I have no financial interests in any of these published weeks - just want to share a good deal with folks.) You find this after getting on redweek by then punching in that you want to buy or rent and then click on to this section. Funtime

 

[Amy]

I've been shopping around for possible additions and check all the resale listing sites EXCEPT Redweek. I can't stand to pay a fee just to contact sellers to ask questions. Most of the time the listings do not include all the info that I need to know and I'm not paying a fee to ask questions, particularly in this market where decent timeshares are going for $1 plus closing fees on eBay. I go elsewhere, figuring if someone is going to pay to list on Redweek, they'll list elsewhere, and if not, oh well.

 

[mamadot]

I agree with Amy. To pay just to contact the seller is not attractive to me. As a buyer I will just check other free sites.

 

[theo]

To each his / her own...

I agree with Amy. To pay just to contact the seller is not attractive to me. As a buyer I will just check other free sites.

I'm certainly not waving the RedWeek flag here, but personally I will gladly pay (what, all of $12 per year?) to ensure that any and parties responding to an ad are likely sincere and perhaps genuinely interested.

On the other hand, I can "save" that $12 and place a free ad on Craigslist --- and as soon as its "up" I suddenly win the UK Lottery, hear about private business and investment opportunities in distant lands, receive offers of imported brides, etc., etc. I'll happily pay one dollar per month forever to completely avoid receiving any of that crap.

To each his / her own, I guess...

 

[charlesjoseph]

But redweek is easy for timeshare rentals, exchange and resales.