How To Get Out Of Vitality Assurance Vacation Club Timeshare

Scams are common in the timeshare industry. Everyone in the industry is misleading, dishonest, and unprofessional! They promise the moon but deliver nothing but heartache and disappointment.

• In recent years, there has been a dramatic increase in the number of companies offering timeshare owners a substantial amount of money for their timeshares through online ads and telemarketing scams. 
• The Federal Trade Commission estimates that over 2,000 fraudulent companies operate in the U.S. alone, most of which are based in India.
• These unscrupulous companies use deceptive sales tactics to entice people to sell or cancel their timeshares.
• Scams start from the very first day. When these timeshare companies approach you to sell their timeshares, they form lies to lure you in.
• Timeshare companies lie about the price of the timeshare, hide your legal rights from you and never mention the hidden expenses.

Here are a few exit company scams you need to look out for;

Rental Scams:

• With everything from “listing services” to elaborate websites dedicated to renting timeshares on behalf of owners, there is no shortage of opportunities for scammers to take advantage of unsuspecting individuals. Because of the popularity of timeshare rentals on sites like Airbnb, there is a common misconception that it is easy and safe to rent out your timeshare through an online classified site like Craigslist or eBay.
• But what happens is the scammer will try to sell you a “guaranteed rent” plan that will make you money by renting your timeshare while you are not using it. This sounds great in theory, but it often only leads to frustration and financial loss. 
• Common traits of this scam also include high-pressure sales tactics, shady guarantees, and promises of high rental income. 
• These scams can be particularly hard to distinguish from those conducted by legitimate companies since many copycat sites look similar to real online listings and may even have an established track record of success.

Resale Scams:

There are numerous timeshare scams every year; protect yourself. Contact our team so we can help you determine if a timeshare exit company is legitimate, and we recommend working with timeshare exit companies that offer escrow so you pay no up-front fees. Know your legal rights so you can exit your timeshare. A timeshare resale scam can involve cold calls from people you have never heard of or spoken to! 

• They normally offer you more than the sum you initially paid for your timeshare to get your attention.
• Whenever you have consented to sell your timeshare to them, they will request a false charge to cover any “transfer fees” or “paperwork fees.” 
• You’ll pay this fake expense, and the organisation will vanish with your cash and never purchase your timeshare. 
• An organisation by the name of Global Business Consultants recently ran this scam.

Numerous timeshare resale scams work the same way. Timeshare resale companies will cause you to believe that your timeshare has worth, and you should simply pay them an upfront “listing” or “promoting” fee to sell your timeshare. 

• Once you’ve paid this expense, there is an excellent possibility that nobody will purchase your timeshare. 
• This means they have run off with your money!
• The most secure way to sell your timeshare is through an authorised broker since they are not permitted to charge and sell it. 
• Nonetheless, timeshare brokers work on commission, so if your timeshare has no worth, as many don’t, a timeshare representative won’t have an urgency to sell your timeshare.

Exit Company Scams:

• Exit company scams are common, too. 
• Exit companies that do not offer escrow are often scamming you. They will take money from you, and then they will vanish.
• Escrow is a third party holding your money until the exit company completes their work.
• Escrow eliminates any doubts a timeshare owner may have when looking to exit their contract. With escrow, you still pay fees to a third-party company. 
• This helps protect not only the customer but the company as well. If the exit company fails to hold its end of the bargain, the company will lose it’s reputation. 

Escrow is an extra layer of protection compared to a 100% money-back guarantee. A 100% money-back guarantee may be right for you if the company you are evaluating has been in business for quite a while and has ethical business practices. Keep timeshare exit companies that provide a 100% money-back guarantee; these companies could be far cheaper than those that offer escrow.