Timeshare relief scam

Has anyone dealt with Westgate? We sent in a letter to cancel within the time period stated on our contract but received a letter from them, they are refusing to cancel, they said the time to cancel had expired. Is it worth getting a lawyer and fighting since we have a copy of the contract stating we have 15 days and this was done on the 13th day?

I used a timeshare relief company that you can reach at 1-877-711-5557..called Timeshare Rescue. My husband and I paid all maintenance fees annually-we are age 70 and find that we no longer enjoy using our timeshare...aged out...yet we hold a 30 year maintenance agreement...of which we used about tne years. We will pay about $4000. to get out of 20 years of paying $500. annually. Justice, in my mind, however, believes that one should have an option to go 10 years, then renew, or 5 years, then an option to renew...these comsumer safeguards are really needed in todays tight economy.

Look up the company Timeshare Mortgage Relief for help. They have a really good timeshare consumer advocacy thing going on. They get people out of their timeshare mortgage debt without hurting credit scores or declaring bankruptcy.

you should contact National Mortgage Solutions 877-807-3779 they can have your loan audited and reveal the predatory loan have have it recsinded.

You should contact National Mortgage Solutions to have them audit and reveal the predatory actions of the time share company. 877-807-3779 They fixed my time share real fast and easy.

How did you donate it..... Just wondered about the details,legalities of this.... I am thinking of just stopping payments, declaring bankruptcyy.. any thoughtse on this...Kate

Has anyone received any information as to where you can donate your timeshare? I just received my yearly maintenance fee from the "new" company that bought out the previous management company. The letter so nicely advised us (they even said "good news") that the maitenance fees have increased $135.00 and in addition we will now have to pay an additional $134.00 for a "club fee" which is we "opt out" of we will no longer be allowed to exchange our week with interval international. In additional the company also sent along their "collection policy" which inform us of the actions they will be taking tobtain payment. Just FYI May I just add here that I am (or at least was) a firm believer of timeshares - I have purchased timeshares off of ebay for $5.00 and have exchanged my weeks for two weeks at the Marriott in Kanaapali, Maui, Hawaii - gorgeous place, gorgeous hotel, beautiful place and worth much more than the total of $1000 I paid for maintenance fees and II membership. However I can completely understand someone's frustration who bought their timeshare for Thousands and then have maintenance fees continue to go up.

Does timeshare debt EVER go away? like a car repo after 7 years?? Does anyone know?