An Expert Speaks: Safe Hands Transfers And Timeshare Scams

When I was still a novice, I found out just what sort of scams lurk in the timeshare industry

. It was during my first weekend, when I was running for copies of a Pueblo Bonito timeshare membership certificate that a customer was transferring with us. I asked the girl at the front desk to make a copy of the contract, and she said, Oh, that is a great resort. So I asked if she owned a timeshare. Oh no, my boyfriend and I just went online and rented a place for fifty bucks a night, she replied. It was then that I knew just how much needed we were. People dont need timeshares.

Now a veteran of Safe Hands Transfers, I am confronted with the same scene week after week. All the people that come to us are skeptical because they have been fooled by their timeshare club, the listing companies, and in many cases even by other owners and lawyers who gave them bad advice. So when these people come to me, I pay close attention to the stories that THEY tell me.

Some time ago, I met a man from Columbia who was saddled with $6,300 in annual fees. He had amassed over a million points, and yet he couldnt use them due to his emphysema which restricted his travel. As such, he was paying over $500 per month for something he couldnt use, or even get rid of. In desperation, he looked us up on the Better Business Bureau website. He did his own rental market research apart from the BBB rating, and thats how I found myself speaking to him.

Based on his own computation, he found that he would be overpaying his vacation if he used up every point he acquired, instead of just renting a vacation condo through Expedia, Orbitz, or any number of internet travel sites. More importantly, by browsing sites such as eBay, he found out his resort had an equivalent batch of points for less than $5 and it had no bids, even at that amount. As such, he personally concluded that his timeshare was valueless to him, and to the impersonal forces of the free market economy.

Over the years, Ive met many people like him who have done their homework. Thanks to their diligence, the matter is now attracting the attention of higher authorities, from Senators to state Attorney Generals. Consumers now agree that there is no reason to own a timeshare. And purchasing one today means buying an expensive lie.

Whether people own a Mexican timeshare that actually has an expiration date, or a perpetual contract through Bluegreen, Wyndham or any of the hundreds of US or worldwide timeshare sales organizations, they need to not own it anymore. Safe Hands Transfers has been helping hundreds of timeshare owners every week, thousands every month!

Every single timeshare owner that Safe Hands Transfers, LLC meets with has the opportunity and is encouraged to do their due diligence. We are there to help and to guide. We have the research tools (thanks, Google and others!) and we travel the country to meet people F2F, face to face, so they can ask all the questions and we can answer all their concerns. There are too many dangers and scams out there in the timeshare industry. Safe Hands Transfers is not a scam: we are the answer.

by: safehandstransfers

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