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The ability to search the internet is both a blessing and a curse. Finding anything in the world with a quick query in Google is an incredible power, but you can also get sucked into the cycle of just searching over and over without actually doing anything about your problem. If you are trying to get out of a timeshare, you might just keep searching for help while never really landing on a strategy.
With the goal of breaking that cycle in mind, let’s use this page to review Timeshare Exit Today. This service is one of countless options in the timeshare exit space, but is it the right choice for you? I can’t say for certain, but I can offer a bit of insight that will help you decide how to move forward.
Checking Out the Timeshare Exit Today Website
Let’s start working through a review of Timeshare Exit Today by visiting their website to see what it has to say. Immediately, right in the banner on the homepage that you can see below, it states that this service is provided by SDS Property Services, LLC. That’s a good start, as it at least puts the name of a business behind the service – that’s more than can be said for some of the many exit services out there.
While that was a good start, I do have to complain about the generic nature of the copy on the website. There are words, to be sure, but those words don’t add up to say much of anything. For the most part, the copy is generic and could be seen on virtually any other timeshare exit website across the web.
On the other hand, I do like the Timeshare Loan Calculator tool that is available on the site. It takes a few inputs and helps you understand just what could be saved in ten or twenty years by getting out of your timeshare. This doesn’t help you get any closer to leaving your timeshare, of course, but it is a nice feature and might help you gain a little extra motivation to move on from your timeshare contract ASAP.
Overall, despite the generic content, there is nothing about the website that would cause you to completely rule out using this service. It would be nice if there were individual people highlighted on the site so you could see a face or two behind the company, but at least there is a business name present.
Reviews Are a Key Part of the Process
Reading online reviews is something that I always do when trying to decide whether a timeshare exit company is able to get real results for its clients. Here’s the thing – people who want to leave a timeshare are particularly anxious about getting out and will do just about anything to make that happen. So, when it does happen, they often tell others about the success and give credit to their chosen partner. Has anyone been giving that kind of credit publicly to Timeshare Exit Today?
We can turn to the Better Business Bureau for the answer. On the BBB website, the company has an excellent history of strong feedback. At the time of this writing, there have been 17 reviews left on the BBB site, and the company has a perfect 5.0-star rating. You can’t necessarily use reviews alone to make your pick on this important matter, but it does help to see so many satisfied customers saying that Timeshare Exit Today was able to get the job done for them.
Under the SDS Property Services name, there is also a Yelp page with a single positive review. However, on Google, no reviews have been left. So, the overall review profile is a bit light and doesn’t stretch all the way across the web, but you can be happy that there aren’t any negative reviews to be found. If this company was behaving in a way that was making clients angry, it’s likely that a bad review or two would have popped up somewhere. You’ll have to decide if you want to reach out to learn more, but the reviews they have collected are a good start.
Seeing the Path Beyond Your Timeshare
Let’s back up from the focus on this particular exit provider for a moment and look at the bigger picture of how you might be able to leave your timeshare once and for all. There is a lot of confusion around this topic and some people simply don’t understand how it works or what it takes to get out.
First, what not to do – don’t stop paying your fees and think that this will somehow magically make your timeshare disappear. It doesn’t work that way. You need to get out legally and intentionally, and that starts with contacting the timeshare company to tell them that you want to leave. Will they just let you go automatically? No – but they might have a program available to help people in your situation, and you won’t know unless you ask. If they are willing to take back your contract and let you walk away, consider that a win and move on.
I also think it’s worth your time and effort to list your timeshare for sale in a few places online. Again, there are no guarantees that this is going to work, but it doesn’t take long to do and it could potentially pay off. If an interested buyer happens to come across your listing, you may receive an offer – probably a small one – that you could take to end your timeshare journey. Of course, it’s important to do everything correctly with the transaction, including getting all the right paperwork signed and confirming with the timeshare company that you are no longer listed as the legal owner.
Take Extra Precautions Along the Way
There is no such thing as being too cautious when it comes to your timeshare exit. You want to double-check everything, keep all of your documentation, and follow up with every opportunity. Those who pay attention to this task and give it their full effort tend to be those who get better results.
Along those lines, pay close attention to who you might hire to work on this exit for you. And, when you do hire someone, don’t just turn over your money upfront and believe everything they say about getting results. Wait for actual results before they can run off with your cash. Use an escrow service to keep your money in between the two parties as the work is underway. Then, you can simply approve the payment after you are free of the timeshare and everybody wins in the end.
Frequently Asked Questions
I’ve learned a lot over the years about how timeshares work and how people are able to leave them successfully. It’s my pleasure to share that information with as many owners as possible so they can make informed decisions about how to move forward. Check out these FAQs to learn more about leaving a timeshare.
Q: Can’t I just wait for my timeshare contract to expire?
A: Most timeshare contracts do not include an expiration date. You’ll just keep paying fees and assessments year after year until you decide to find a way out. Unless you want to keep the timeshare to use it actively, it’s a good idea to work on your exit.
Q: Do I have to hire a timeshare exit company to get out of my contract?
A: Not necessarily, although it can be helpful. If you have tried some basic measures on your own without any success, going out to find assistance may be the right move to get on with life free from the burdens of a timeshare.
Q: Would it be smarter to hold onto my timeshare for the long run?
A: Nope. The only thing you will gain from holding onto your timeshare over the long run is the ability to use it. So, if that is still appealing to you, and you feel like the value for your money is fair, then keeping the timeshare makes sense. Otherwise, try to get rid of it right away.
Make a Call Today and Change Your Life
Do you feel like you are permanently stuck in the timeshare life with no way out? You aren’t alone. Plenty of people feel that way, but you don’t have to be in that situation forever. As a starting point, call us today at 833-416-8796 to explain your timeshare predicament and what obstacles you are facing. We’ll be happy to talk with you about the problem and we can discuss various plans for moving forward. Placing this phone call might just be the first step, but it’s a big step – don’t wait any longer to get things moving.