Flexibility in Travel with Timeshares from Vacation Internationale

GuestPoster — Tue, 15 Feb 2011 16:17:18 +0000

The great thing about some timeshare companies is that you get all kind of perks when planning your vacations, and not only by staying at one of their resorts with all the amenities included and the peace of mind of knowing that where you’ll be staying is a safe, clean and well taken care of location. Such is the case with Vacation Internationale; besides being able to choose from over 26 locations in the U.S., Canada and Mexico, they also provide other travel package options.

First, there is a cruise package. when planning your cruise with Vacation Internationale you are getting the best prices available, as they negotiate with Cruise companies to achieve the best deals possible for their members and in most cases great on-board offers are included in these cruises as well. Then you have the Fly and Drive package that offers great pricing when you book your flight and car rental through them when visiting the Hawaiian Islands. You are also offered Tour packages that not only take you to locations where their resorts are available, but exotic locations such as China and Asia and many others.

So you ask yourself: How to take advantage of all these great options? Can you afford a Timeshare with today’s economy? Where could I begin to search for timeshare resales? The timeshare resale value has dropped considerable in the past years, there are more options to choose from and you can even offer your own price without having to deal with any brokers or agents intimidating you into buying when you are not ready. You can achieve all this through eBay timeshare resales. There are many listings to choose from, with different types of ownership: deeded, Right to Use, etc. Most timeshare auctions will close for less than $1000.00. The most common to find is the Right to Use ownership type.

Second Hand Timeshare Sales

Admin — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 15:21:05 +0000

There’s a little secret going around about time shares and it’s this: the best way to get a deal is to get in on second hand timeshare sales. These are available all over the Internet in places like eBay, individual’s buy and trade sites, and even Craigslist. There is actually quite a market here, because many people for one reason or another have bought in but now want to get out and wonder how to sell my timeshare? Like a used car, as soon as they’ve bought it and “driven it off the lot” it loses a big percentage of its value. That’s where you can come in and but their time-share for anywhere from 50% to 99% off. (Okay, 99% is probably a little unrealistic but it does happen.)

You see, what happens is that lots of people get hooked into buying a time share through a very sophisticated sales process. They may be hooked in through telemarketing to come watch a presentation put on by the sales group. They are enticed by offers of free prizes and even cash giveaways. Or they may get hooked in while they’re actually vacationing somewhere like Florida, Hawaii, or Mexico. Marketers like these types of people because they’re pre-qualified because they’re already showing that they like to vacation in that spot.

These people then show up to the presentation and are marketed to so hard that a high percentage of them end up buying into the timeshare. The problem is that while it is mostly a legit business providing a valuable product, some of these buyers end up not liking the maintenance fees and such that come down the road. Any of a number of things could contribute to them throwing their deeds into the second hand timeshare sales mix.

Now this is the market where you want to be. It is so much better to scoop up these second hand deals while avoiding the big sales process. Sometimes these people are so desperate to get out of their second hand timeshare sales that they’ll actually pay you to take it off their hands.

Obviously whatever you do you have to watch out for fraudsters, but there are definitely a lot of legitimate second hand timeshares on the market today. Make sure to read all the documentation and know what you’re getting into legally. You don’t want to buy into a money drain. Lastly, I would just say don’t make the same mistake that many have made: don’t view a timeshare as an investment.

Sell My Timeshare Guide » timeshare sales

Flexibility in Travel with Timeshares from Vacation Internationale

Related Posts

Second Hand Timeshare Sales

Related Posts