Lonestar Transfer

Lonestar Transfer reviews are primarily positive. As we looked into the company, they mention they have helped over 14,000 timeshare owners.

And if that doesn’t impress you, then how about the 2 different cancellation services they offer? The company offers 2 different ways you can get rid of your timeshare. The first program they offer is a loan/mortgage cancellation service. If you owe a loan/mortgage balance, the company can help remove your timeshare debt.

The second program is a title transfer service in which they transfer your title to a third-party company or corporation—leading consecutively to your timeshare freedom. According to many Lonestar Transfer reviews, your timeshare has to be completely paid off to qualify for a title transfer. Title transfer usually consists of passing your deed onto someone else. A corporation that is willing to take on your timeshare is also acceptable.

Lonestar Transfer emphasizes its media presence. The company has endorsements from Sean Hannity, Mike Gallagher, The Hugh Hewitt Show, and Michael Medved. Endorsements from significant TV personnel typically means the company has a hefty marketing budget.  And usually, celebrity endorsements are compensated for.

Another interesting find we came across is a no-obligation, free consultation. They also mention a “100% in-writing for all of their clients. This means if the company fails to cancel your timeshare, you will receive a full refund if you paid upfront. If a company is willing to guarantee your money back, this is typically a positive sign. But after reading more mixed Lonestar Transfer reviews, we discovered they do not offer an escrow payment option.

We recommend escrow because it eliminates all up-front fees paid to the exit company. Why would you want to risk losing thousands up-front for an incomplete service? What if the company decides to fail for bankruptcy? And they run off with your money! We’ve seen it before. Scam companies have left owners in a terrible situation. We recommend you click here to learn more about why escrow is essential.

Lonestar does have a “Beware of these Scams” article on their website. Here they discuss common scams to watch out for in the timeshare industry, many of which we have mentioned on our ‘Helpful Articles’ page. A very interesting scam they refer to is,

“If a timeshare exit company is calling you and has no physical location, it is recommended you avoid that company because 99% of the time, they are trying to scam you.”

Our team at MTER agrees. We recommend you look for companies that stand out and have a legitimate online and physical presence. We recommend you read through our timeshare exit company reviews. They’ll help you get a better understanding of how each exit company works.

Another different point we discover is their ‘testimonials page.’ Here we found numerous written testimonials from past customers. They explain their satisfaction and how Lonestar Transfers was able to get rid of their timeshare contract. Below is one from a past customer sharing their company experience. We would have preferred a video testimonial. Written testimonials can lack credibility.