Timeshares Only Reviews

We talked to Holiday Inn Vacation Club, which we really wanted to do the timeshare with, and they referred me to Timeshares Only. So we came down there, and all the people involved have all been wonderful. However, after about a week or two that this was going on, I got a letter from Holiday Inn Vacation Club that they were going to take my timeshare. So before I got involved in, I said I’m gonna go buy Timeshares Only because I had developed a little trust in them. I started moving and they took care of it all. They were reliable to talk to from the very beginning.

Timeshares Only has been good experience so far, informative and very professional. I've got one unit setup to be rented in July, I haven't rented it out yet but everything else has gone well. I got their name from someone down at Hilton Head and I use it to rent a property. The sales representatives have all been good.

Timeshares Only has one of our timeshares in the Virginia Beach up for rental. So far it’s been positive. They’ve been cooperative and good business-like behavior, but no movement yet because I didn’t post it until a few weeks ago.

After many years of holding on to my timeshare, paying the maintenance fees, causing my whole family headaches, not to mention the financial struggle, we finally sold it! Thank you Timeshares Only for dealing with all my issues over the last few months and getting this thing sold!

We have purchased 2 timeshares from Timeshares Only and have been extremely satisfied with our purchase. We purchased the lowest price unit of the type we wanted at each resort. Although they charged $1000.00 for their service the total cost was 25 cents on the dollar.

We paid our $294 fee to list our timeshare for sale or rent with Vivian. This was recommended by Holiday Inn Vacations at cape caribe by their customer service. To this date we have not heard anything from them. We feel like we were ripped off when we could of spend our money otherwise.

I was contacted by a representative from this company and was told about selling my timeshare. I had to pay $400.00 to get a webpage so they could Sell my timeshare and they would find people and we will negotiate a price. Put it like this - I have not heard from them in 4 years. What makes this even worse is I have been deployed overseas for a Couple of years and not an email or anything. I wish I Could get MY money back.

Please read this entire negative recommendation. My name is Kevin ** and I have a timeshare in Marco Island, FL. The complex is known as Sunset Cove Resort. This property was a member of the Hilton Vacation Club. Hilton sold, turned over, or otherwise, the Resort, to Holiday Inn Vacation Club. In December of 2013, I called the Holiday Inn Vacation Club, located in Orlando, Florida, to receive answers to a few questions I had pertaining to the Sunset Cove Resort. One of my questions was who do I contact to rent or sell my timeshare? Holiday Inn then referred me to "Timeshares Only".

We listed our timeshare in Orlando with Timeshares Only in August of 2006. They were very friendly, persistent, and eager to give us great information regarding how quickly our week would sell. As you can see, it's been over 7 years and we've NEVER received a phone call regarding our listing. We've reduced the asking price several times and each time we did, it took more than 2 phone calls to get the price correct on the website. This company could care less about you once you give them your $600. I advise against anyone using them to "sell" your timeshare. If only we could get back the money we so willingly, so foolishly gave them...

I cannot ever get the week I want for my vacation with my Marriott. When I purchased it, I was told different. So I decided to sell it. The Marriott also told me at the time of purchase that they would sell it for me if I needed to in the future. So when I asked them to sell it for me, they were no help. So I contacted Timeshares Only. I paid them $678 5 years ago and they never called me again. I called them several times and never got any satisfaction. The company is a scam. Do not deal with them. Better yet, stay away from time shares altogether, especially the Marriott. They will lie to you to make the sale. They should all be investigated by the government.

The TimeShare has been sitting with them for over two years with little to no contact. They called on October 31st on the last of three numbers we had on file and they called right after Hurricane Sandy. We live on Long Island! We asked for a return call at a time when we could speak and we never heard back. When I contacted them, they were rude, could not answer any of my questions and told me they do not need to contact the seller and all they need to do is list the timeshare. They were quick to take our $499.00 but haven't done a thing since. It’s a scam!

They were happy to take my $598 and made representations as to all the things they'd to sell my timeshare, but I have heard nothing for 5 years now! I did call a few years ago to lower my price to below the market price they had suggested, but still nothing, not even for the rental option. I really see it as nothing more than taking your money, and I was a fool and fell for it.

We were contacted by Timeshares Only about two years ago and were presented with a pitch to sell our timeshare if we paid the advertising fee of $499.00. I was no longer using my week so I thought it would be worth it and sell. It did take longer than I had expected but I'm satisfied now as I did sell my week and received the money from the buyer. I would use them again but I would know it takes a long time.

I decided to try and sell my timeshare and was scammed by this company. All they do is prey on people that are trying to do the right thing.

We listed our vacation club membership with them in 2010. They said that the membership was in high demand and that it would be no problem getting it sold. I have contacted them a couple of times. They told tell me: "We will call you when we get an offer. So far, there has been no interest." The truth is, they take your money ($548.00), post an ad to their website, and you never hear from them again. It's a scam!

I listed my timeshare with Timesharesonly.com for a $600 fee that was charged to my credit card. The timeshare has been listed now for about 9 years. Over that 9 years, I have lowered my asking price to the point that I'm almost giving the thing away. Still I have had no calls from this company. I call periodically to check on the sale and they tell me there has been no interest. Yet, I have been told that my timeshare is in high demand. I do not believe this company does anything to sell your timeshare, they just list it and see what happens

I have seen their advertisement on TV so I contacted them about selling my timeshare. I was told that for a one-time fee of $548.00, they would rent and or sell my timeshare for me within a short period of time. It has been more than a year now, and I haven't heard anything from them. They told me that my property would be on bill boards, advertisements, commercials, and the Web. I haven't seen any of this, except for the Web.

I listed my timeshare (Westgate River Ranch Resort) for rent/sale with Timeshares Only over three years ago after I was told how great my chances of selling my property would be with them. I have not asked more than what was left to pay on it, but still have not received one single offer. When I called once to ask about it, they showed no interest in selling, and when I tried to find my property on their website, I couldn't. If you Google Timeshares Only and click their website, it's all about selling your timeshare, not about buying or renting one, so how do they expect to do either with mine? This was a waste of money and I wish now I would have done more research on the company before I trusted them.

They scam me by phone, promised to sell my timeshare in Ormond Beach Florida, but it's been more than 2 years now. I am in financial distress and I thought they'd help me. I am now out of 599.00.

Timeshares Only licensed agent Marra ** contacted me on my home phone on 10-29-08, Wednesday, at 2:32 p.m. and left me a message about selling or renting out my Timeshare and to call 1-800-530-2580 at ext. **.

I listed my timeshare with timeshares only in August of 2009. I was told that it would sell fast because we owned a holiday week. It has sat on the market for over a year now with sever price reductions. We were told that we could get a refund. What they failed to tell us was you had to do it within three days of signing up. After learning about the lawsuits coming down on timeshare resellers, I contacted my bank to see if I could contest the charge. Since they are not licensed, they cannot legally present me with an offer. They claim to be affiliated with Fidelity and Remax. My bank told me that since it has been so long that they can't help me and that I need to take it up with Timeshares Only. I called for the second time to ask for a refund and alas they refused to refund me my money.

I gave them $599 to sell my time share in Las Vegas "Jockey Club” in 2007. They have never got back to me about anything. I went to their website and could not find my time share. I think they are a money scam.

I listed my timeshare for sale. I had to give them $599 up front to list it for sale. I never got any calls about my timeshare. I had to call them all the time. The same old junk that, "Oh, it will move faster if I rent a week out." Well, they charged me I think another $100 or $150 to rent a week out. Well still, I heard nothing. Then the Tonya lady would never call or answer calls. I requested for someone else to handle it. I got another lady and still no calls or no sale or rent. I was scammed out over $700. I asked for a refund back in 2004 when I listed it. They said the only way I would get a refund is if I got it sold before they sold it. They are nothing but thieves as far as I am concerned.

I contacted this company in May 2009 to sell my timeshare and paid $598. After checking the company on the internet (I should have done this before utilizing this company), I called and requested a refund. I was reassured they were a company dedicated to their services and not to worry. Needless to say, I have heard from them only once in over a year. I lost my $598 and still have the timeshare I wanted to sell.

I called TimeShare only in March of 2007 to sell my timeshare in Florida and the promised that would be able to sell it or rent it. They charge me 600 dollars for my two bedroom loft and I have never heard anything else from that company unless I call about it. I think it is wrong that they have scammed so many people out here that work so hard. The damages that this company has done to me is unbelievable financially and mentally because my timeshare is still up for sale since 2007 and the maintenance fees are steady going up and that was my reason for selling my Timeshare.

Sold me a timeshare and offered to buy it back at half the price when the economy tanked. I was forced to do it because of my financial situation. I have heard that this is their business plan and they do this to thousands.

I am an American currently working overseas in Iraq. I had been scammed into buying another Timeshare with the impression that I was upgrading to one really nice one. I decided that I wanted to try and sell them or at least rent them out until I could get them sold. I had sent in request to several timeshare-buying companies.

While on vacation in Florida, my husband and I fell victim to the timeshare scam at Westgate Resorts. As the taxes and maintenance fees climbed, we knew it was time to get out of it if possible. After being sent information reporting their participation with the PGA show and samples of e-mails from interested buyers, I fell for their (D. **) line. This was through Resort Equity Marketing but when I got the actual contract, it was with Timeshares Only. I was told they were sister companies. This was in 2006 and I never received a single call. I did call to check on the progress at one point and spoke with a female who reassured me that they would continue to advertise it until it sold. While sorting through my paperwork recently, I found my contract and decided to look it up only to find my property was not listed. After looking closely at the fine print at the bottom of the contract, it states you must notify them every 12 months to extend your ad at no additional cost. Of course, this was never spoken to us. In fact, we were told it would continue to be listed until sold. If there is anyone who has a class action against this company I would appreciate being notified.

I listed my timeshares to sell with Timeshares Only a couple of years ago with them stating that they could sell them within 6 months. I have not received any correspondence from them for over a year and no sale of property at Kona Hawaiian Resort Village.

Timeshares only advertise to sell timeshare. They took my money and never advertised or sold my timeshare. Lost 590 dollar.