How To Get Out of a Branson's Nantucket Timeshare

By TripAdvisor:

• We booked a 3 day/2 night stay through Branson Travel Group, which is Nantucket’s Marketing Company for their Timeshare program. Don’t be fooled by these people like we were. They put us up at the Clarion Hotel in Branson (check under Clarion Branson for the hotel review), and they told us they no longer do Timeshare programs. They told us we had to sit through a short program showing us how amazing Nantucket is (we had no problem with that). The kicker was that our guide, Larry, tricked us into completing a credit application. They ran both mine & my husband’s credit & at the end of the property tour with Larry, a manager came over & offered you 2 different plans. They wanted us to pay $15,000 in 6 months with no interest or finance this amount with a 15-plus per cent interest fee & then every 3 years, on top of already paying $15,000, pay an additional $359 ownership fee. When we repeatedly told them ‘No’, the manager asked why we filled out a credit application. We told him that, to our knowledge, we didn’t fill out a credit application. Larry had us sign a paper saying he showed us the program; nowhere on this paper did it say CREDIT APPLICATION. This is how he tricked us into doing the credit application. Finally, when they realised that we weren’t buying in, the manager was extremely rude & walked off. We were treated like Criminals for saying “NO”. Please don’t waste your time with Nantucket; they aren’t trustworthy.

By bbb.org:

• Do not go to any sales presentation for Branson Nantucket; you will immediately regret it! The salespeople were pushy, keeping us in the room for over four hours. They even sent my wife an unsolicited credit card and charged a $500 fee. When we tried to cancel, we contacted our salesperson the following day, and he said he would get it taken care of. Since we are now writing this 1-star review, you can guess that the salesperson did NOT lift a finger to cancel our contract. They did not disclose the cancellation procedures and increased the monthly payment. Now they’re harassing us with messages and phone calls, demanding payment. We refuse to pay and strongly caution others against getting involved with this company.
• Too bad you dont have the option to give a no-star rating! This place preyed on my elderly mother, promising her that she could book anytime with only a 60-day notice. She called literally dozens of times trying to book a room, and IF she could get someone to answer or return her messages, she was consistently told they were totally booked. She finally got she got so frustrated she had my sister call to make a reservation. Again, they were totally booked, but I told her to call back closer to the date we needed. She called back 10 days before our stay and was told this is your lucky day; we just had a cancellation!!! When we got there, it was a ghost town! My sister and I went to the front desk only to be told that Nantucket only has an allotted number of rooms they can book. The rest are owned by other companies, and Nantucket doesn’t have access to them. We were so angry that we’d been given the run around – again! Mom was lied to over and over and promised the moon, only to find out she had been taken! I would stay as far away as possible from these sheisters!!!!!! Their sales talk is confusing, high pressure and FULL of lies!!! RUN AWAY AS FAST AS YOU CAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If you want to read more of Branson’s Nantucket timeshare reviews, visit BBB.org. By reading these reviews, you can clearly see that these timeshare companies will do anything just to make sales. They do not care about their customers at all. If anything like this happened to you and you were misled into or forced to buy a timeshare property from them, contact us now so we can help you get out of your Branson’s Nantucket timeshare contract.