BuyATimeShare.com

We paid money to sell both our timeshares and never got a bite! They talk a great sales talk but there is no follow-up and no service when you call to inquire about your listing(s). I wound up selling on another site by myself. When I asked about my money back they stated that there was no refund, which was supposedly stated when we signed up. If your listing doesn't sell in a year you have to pay to relist it! Save yourself time and money and do NOT associate with this company. I really wish I would have read the reviews before making any decisions. This company should be reported to the Better Business Bureau!!!

I posted earlier but I cannot find it listed now. Do not fall for this timeshare sales company, they take your $$ and list it on a site that is only looked at by other timeshare sellers. So you will get a lot of call from these companies asking for $$ as well. Absolute waste of your $$ here.

They say they advertise your timeshare but they do nothing. I paid them $400 dollars for nothing. Their agent never returned my messages after I made payment.

They do put a ad advertising your timeshare but it's just a scam. Ad means nothing at all.

Just another so called timeshare resale company wanting upfront money to put a cookie cutter ad on their website claiming that it will sell your timeshare. DO NOT BE SCAMMED!! You will not only be out the money you paid for the useless timeshare but you will also be out the fee you pay these imposters to post a tiny ad you can make yourself.

I would suggest that you run as fast as you can away from this company. I agree with all the negative comments and wished I had looked them up. I remember asking about the Better Business Bureau rating and I was told it was excellent....The company is not listed with the BBB. All they did was take my money and "create" an ad....used stock footage of my timeshare place....and put it on their website. No offers. Also received one phone call from them suggesting I reduce my price in order to be more attractive. Before I signed up I was told that I had a very desirable timeshare. This is a very honest company in my opinion.

I also reached out to BuyATimeShare.com to sell, rid me of a timeshare mistake. This was the second company I used and wasted money on. There was no mention of placing my money in escrow, pending a sale. The only time I hear from them is when I file a complaint, they never put anything in writing other than the contract. The response to an email is a call only, always the same "canned" answer. It cost me $1,500.00. In the meantime, the resort "Vacation Village in the Berkshire" are asking for the fees due. I have since filed complaints, and reached out to a lawyer. Do not waste your money on this firm. I'm sure their response to this will be the same as the others noted.

I listed my Marriott Vacation Club Ownership at Kauai Lagoons with Buyatimeshare.com over a year ago. Just like over 90% of the total reviews on this web page, I rate them a 1 minus. Before I urge you to read about my experience, which literally mirrors the negative experience of the majority of the people who have been bilked by this phony outfit, please take my living example and run, don’t walk, away from this company. When you read all the reviews, take careful note of how very similar each rating of 1 is. Ask yourself why would you want to add your experience on another terrible review? They are a scam out to tell and promise you anything to get your $1,000 [like I paid] and then do nothing only to have you complain and then they recite the same lame excuses as you will read in all of the reviews, including mine.

My first contact with this company was about two years ago. Since then Quincy **, the salesman at BMT, wouldn't leave me alone. Once you answer his call he has the capacity to talk and talk and talk, never letting you get a word in. Many people have paid 300$, 500$, 1200$ and even 1500$. He told me the rate is 4000$ but I could have a 50% discount, (wonderful- not) so it would only cost me 2000$. I think he makes up what he wants to charge and that makes me think that he is almost a one-man-band. You cannot find any sales examples on their website. There are no prices listed and if you ask what they charge, using the chat on their website, you get a refusal and told they must speak to you by phone. What's more, is the "pay upfront" line. That's a big clue to a scam. Get their money then do nothing. As I said you cannot find any sales examples on their website.

Had one person in a year that offered me $3.00 for my timeshare! Don't waste your money with these people. They don't guide you at all. Your timeshare is worth nothing. All they want is your $1000.00 bucks. Timeshare business sucks. Your investment is worth nothing at the end.

We paid this company $1500 to sell our timeshare. It is now 9 months later. They did absolutely nothing. No contact from them. No prospective buyers. No nothing. We contacted them to get our money back. You guessed it. They are backtracking away from any refund. Awaiting to hear from them. I am not holding my breath. We did finally sell the timeshare by means of having Marriott handle the sale. I think we were taken advantage of by a crooked company. David ** Maine