BuyATimeShare.com Reviews

I'm using BuyATimeShare with the hopes of selling my property. I've been talking to the ad executives but there are no bites or nibbles yet on my property.

My wife told me to use BuyATimeshare as we're trying to sell a property and I'm not an expert at selling. They said they would help and everybody's been very nice. They don't make any promises but they text me every now and then to make sure I continuously update the site – they helped with the website. And if there's any comments that I need to make, I should put them in there and I'll look at them. I like that idea. I'm sure other people do it but this is new to me. So far, their dealings have been great.

In the research that we've done, a lot of people thought that BuyATimeShare has a good reputation and good in marketing timeshares. The gentleman we spoke to on the phone pointed out different things such as their ranking, and that was where we based our decisions on going with them. The property hasn't been sold yet, however, BuyATimeShare.com calls us every two weeks to tell us what's going on. It's still a work in progress because they said that people are looking and viewing it. They've been very professional, friendly, courteous, and good at keeping us in the loop.

Advertising through internet will affect my ability to find a buyer. I checked online to see what timeshare advertising companies were charging for the same thing, and BuyATimeshare charge less and their conditions were better. It's very difficult at this point because the economy is flat, but I want to list it at any rate and it seemed they’re the best choice of the ones that I've researched. Also, they have higher caliber salesmen. Their advertising executive was very knowledgeable and forthcoming with a lot of details and aware of the limited market.

I'm trying to sell a timeshare and BuyATimeshare was suggested to me. It's nice that they understand if I'm busy and they call back later. I would recommend them but I wish my place would sell.

I accidentally ran into BuyATimeShare and thought they were affiliated with the people I bought a timeshare from. When I bought the timeshare in January, I was told that I could sell it and the timeshare company would help me and pay my fees until it sells but they lied as do a lot of timeshare companies. Now I’m stuck with the fees until it sells, but it so happened I end up getting connected with BuyATimeShare.com and they seem really good. The people that I have dealt with have been friendly, nice and helpful, and were very good at what they do. I don’t know if they’re going to sell the timeshare for me, but I hope they sell it.

BuyATimeshare had the proper credentials, and they seemed to have a pretty good deal. I'm trying to sell a property, and they did pretty good. They started up on the market and did the whole layout four for four, and then went on things, hoping anybody who's interested in a timeshare in that particular area will be able to see my blog. They did it in a timely manner, as promised, but I don't know how much advertising they're doing other than what's on the blog. I guess they're doing all they can - advertising to newspapers and magazines.

Their advertising executives were friendly and knowledgeable. They were positive that what we had advertised would sell quickly and that they're a reputable company. Their customer service seemed to be okay. However, it appears that we've spent a lot of money and I don't know if there's gonna be any result from it. I'm disappointed with BuyATimeShare.

I had looked at other companies but they all wanted a lot of money to advertise through them, and so I signed up with BuyATimeShare who sent out an email and had offered a really good deal on listing with their company. I listed a property to sell and BuyATimeShare is very proactive. They call and want me to put things up on the website. The only problem is that I've never visited my own timeshare, so I don't know how I would put something up there. Their company is in Florida which is where my timeshare is. They advertise on the internet and do want whoever is trying to sell or buy property to be actively involved with the process. They called me yesterday and I have to call them back.

My experience with BuyATimeshare thus far has been successful. All the contacts I've had with various individuals there and the set-up seems to be good. The site seems to be professionally done, too. The interactions I've had with their advertising team had been productive and helpful. Their customer service team has contacted me on several occasions, offering suggestions on small things I could do to expedite the sale of the property. Up to this point, it's been a positive experience. I'm satisfied with it except for the fact that the timeshare that I have on the market has not yet sold. If it doesn't sell in the next five years, I may change my mind but hopefully, that will not occur.

I was looking on the Timeshare Users Group and somebody in one of the blogs mentioned BuyATimeShare, then I ended up on their website. We were really desperate to get rid of our timeshare one at a time. I was reluctant to try their services at first because there was a cost involved - we've been ripped off before with places that never provided anything for us. So far, BuyATimeShare have been very integral and they're doing their best to help us promote the product. And if somebody really wants to get rid of or buy a timeshare, these are the folks to go through.

We're using BuyATimeShare to sell property and overall, we've been happy with the experience. The ad exec we talked to was very good. The company has been courteous and helpful and hopefully, they will sell our time share.

I'm using BuyATimeshare to sell a property. So far it's been good, and the biggest thing is that they keep in touch with me.

I used BuyATimeshare to sell a property and as of yet, they haven't been helpful for me. Their reps had been friendly but I only had one email and one call from their ad guys.

I'm trying to sell a property using BuyATimeshare. They told me to write a review for the ad on the timeshare, and they were helpful. I was able to deal what I was wanted to deal. I haven’t really gotten any offers. So, I don’t know if there’s something else that I should be doing or if this is pretty normal. But I was hoping to get rid of it as soon as possible.

I had good rapport with the rep of BuyATimeshare so I tried them. They also seemed like a good opportunity. They kept in contact with me to make sure that I have all the pertinent information up on the site for the timeshare that I'm trying to sell. They've made sure that everything is crystal clear and the process how everything goes about. And once somebody starts having some interest in my timeshare, they'll be in contact with me. The customer service reps were also great to talk to, friendly and very knowledgeable about their company. And ultimately, they wanna help get anybody that got a timeshare get the time to unload.

The name of BuyATimeShare sounds so obvious for timeshare advertising and seems like what somebody would use with someone who'd buy a timeshare. You can get the company to advertise and try to sell the timeshare because it's easy to find and feels trustworthy. So once I checked into it, I liked the fact that they followed up and asked me different questions about the timeshare, like my experience with them. They helped me through the process and it was a pretty experience overall.

I put in selling my timeshare and BuyATimeshare popped up so I picked them. The advertising executive called, then I went over the advertisement and it looked pretty good. The customer service team also called and made sure I understood how to get into the program and looked at things. I just wish I had somebody that bought it already but then it was pretty good, easy and they were real professional.

I put my timeshare up for sale. I'm doing it via BuyATimeShare.com since I've gotten some recommendations from other people and because of the name of the company. I've worked with some other people that are in business, and sometimes their logo and the name of their business has absolutely nothing to do with the business that they're in. I'm under no pressure at this point in time so I would like to sell the property within the next couple of years. However, I am considering putting it up for rent as well so people would get a chance to go and see the property. BuyATimeShare has suggested the rental idea to me as well.

I use BuyATimeShare.com to sell property. Our interactions with their reps have all been positive, though we haven't had too many contacts from them. We can go online to find out what's going on. If we have questions, they're right there. When we send in some addendums to the property itself, they were quick to respond that they have received it and they did what they were supposed to do with it. I was very pleased that. It was as expected.

We bought a timeshare for our children in Branson years ago but when we tried to let them use it, it never worked out. We have been paying for something that is worthless to us, so we want to get rid of it. We have paid BuyATimeShare to advertise it for us and they got us hook, line, and sinker. But evidently, it was another kind of scam because they haven't done anything. They’ve called saying that we should update our advertising, but that’s what we're paying them for. We have not had any luck whatsoever with our timeshare and we are very dissatisfied.

Everybody at BuyATimeshare seemed to be very nice and helpful. I’m in the early stages and they’ve offered to give me some free advertisement. And then, Amanda, my representative, worked with me through the whole process of getting registered with the company and got my timeshare up on the advertisement which was so good. They were courteous and they followed through - it’s a great experience.

Among the four timeshare advertising companies I've looked at, I felt like BuyATimeshare was better and they've been, so far. They're working on trying to sell my timeshare for me. Their advertising executive, the lady who’s helping me, has been nice so it's working out. She seems to know what she's doing and she explained everything and the services. She said, “Don’t lose the faith. It's going to get done. It just takes time.” And I like that. She moves me over to the customer service and their customer service sends me emails. I've had an excellent experience with BuyATimeshare and I'm still with them.

We're using BuyATimeShare to sell and their customer service team was very, very nice. Somebody in the company told us about updating the ad and we took care of that. They're polite and informative and I'm still waiting for the results.

I'm hoping that BuyATimeshare will help me find a buyer for my timeshare. It's better than anything else because we've never gotten advertising from anybody and they seem to be doing things. I like that they stay in contact with me and their advertising reps were all good. They explained their services and were friendly and knowledgeable. They explained their services and showed me where to find and print them on the internet, but I've had trouble with their website a little bit because I'm not that experienced. They haven't sold my timeshare yet, but that’s really not their fault. The customer service team created my ad in a timely manner. They were knowledgeable and helpful. In fact, they said that if I made any kind of change, it would put my ad up to the beginning of the list again for months. They’ve met my expectations, if not exceeded.

I haven't had any bites on my BuyATimeshare. I didn't know of any other timeshare companies, and I was desperate. I really want to sell my timeshare, because the maintenance is extremely high, and every year it goes up way too high, and soon, but I'm not having any luck. I'm going to have to lower the price because I didn't get any bites. The reps took all the information for me, and they were very nice. They wrote up their thing, put it online, and I haven’t heard from them. I'm not happy because I didn't get any results, but I can’t blame them if nobody’s interested in the place.

I signed up with other timeshare advertising companies and nobody has ever really gotten any outcome or anything better. I was thinking that BuyATimeShare would be something better for me to sell or rent my property, but it's the same thing. They keep calling every minute to give a status update and they have pretty nice customer service people, but since I signed up with them, I haven't really gotten an offer on my timeshare.

I advertised a property I'm selling on BuyATimeshare. I called them and a representative got me set up. I haven't had any activity on the ad yet but my initial interaction with them was easy.

We had a real nice time with BuyATimeshare, but we really haven't used it 'cause we just bought it. It's one of the top-of-the-line ones. It has 6000 points and it's through Bluegreen. However we're trying to sell it right now 'cause we don't travel that much. After we figured that we should've never bought it, it was too late. They charged me $1100. And then, the other executive charged me $500. And if I don't get rid of it, the fees keep going on and on for maintenance and then I'm really losing. Now, it seems like it's hard to get rid of. We paid $14,000 cash for it. And we got it on the market for $13,000 plus what we've paid out in advertising fees already. Their customer service also kinda sucked. I called them a couple of times and I never got anything back.

We have a listing with BuyATimeShare that's not been listed very long, but so far, so good. They got back with me promptly and quickly. The ad executives have been thorough when needed and the customer service team call every so often to check-in and see if I want to make any changes.