- Terminate the contract: If you are still within the legal rescission period or cooling-off period, you may be able to cancel the contract without penalty.
- Sell or rent: You can try to find a buyer or renter for your timeshare in order to recoup some of the money you paid for it.
- Donate: You can donate your timeshare to a charity, which may be able to sell it and use the proceeds for their programs.
- Use a specialist timeshare exit company: Timeshare Release and our parent company European Consumer Claims (ECC) specialise in helping people cancel their timeshares.
- Negotiate with the resort: Some resorts may be willing to work with you to exit the contract, especially if you are unable to use the timeshare. However timeshare resorts are unwilling to cancel timeshare contracts.
It's important to note that timeshare laws and regulations vary from country to country, so it is important to consult a lawyer or an attorney who specialises in timeshare law. Be careful of companies or individuals who offer to buy your timeshare or offer to help you relinquish it as they may not be legitimate and can scam you out of money. Timeshare Release have many years eperience helping timeshare owners relinquish their timeshares.
Before you decide, check any maintenance fees, taxes and other ongoing charges you could still be liable for after relinquishment, and read your timeshare contract carefully so you understand the terms, fees and penalties. We can review it with you and provide timeshare relinquishment advice on the best options.
