Sticky - Give back your unwanted wyndham Timeshare - Wyndham Ovations / Wyndham Cares / Certified Exit

[kpat4550]

I called Wyndham to give back a few resale contracts but was told I need to wait until I have owned them for at ready three years before going through Certified Exit.
Is this true? I just wanted to check here to be sure since Wyndham reps have given me incorrect information many times before.

 

[bnoble]

What number did you call?

If you did not call Cares, do that:

Wyndham Cares: Timeshare Exit & Assistance

Need help with your ownership through Wyndham Destinations? Or, are you looking to sell or exit your timeshare? Wyndham Cares has you covered.

www.wyndhamdestinations.com

If you did, it is possible that you are not eligible at the moment, though the reason they give you for why may or may not be the real reason. And really, the reason doesn't matter. All that matters is whether or not you are eligible, and this is a moving target.

 

[BledDry]

I jointly bought a Wyndham timeshare with an acquaintance I am no longer involved with. The original agreement we had was that I would take care of the down payments and she would take care of the monthly costs. Since we broke up over a year ago, she has gone no contact and I’ve been saddled with the monthly payments. Any suggestions to get out of this outside of just defaulting? I did meet with a Wyndham rep a few months ago, and he was surprisingly honest in saying this was probably my only option.

 

[dioxide45]

I jointly bought a Wyndham timeshare with an acquaintance I am no longer involved with. The original agreement we had was that I would take care of the down payments and she would take care of the monthly costs. Since we broke up over a year ago, she has gone no contact and I’ve been saddled with the monthly payments. Any suggestions to get out of this outside of just defaulting? I did meet with a Wyndham rep a few months ago, and he was surprisingly honest in saying this was probably my only option.

Is there a loan on the timeshare? If so, defaulting might be the most logical option. If there is no loan you can try to give it away. Though you would probably need to get her involved in order to complete the transfer.