SellMyTimeshareNOWReviews of sellmytimesharenow.com

So far, after almost 6 months, I have reduced the price they recommended by 80% and still have not one inquiry. Thay seriously overvalued my timeshare and led me to believe that they could actually sell it........

Sell My Timeshare Now (SMTN) is Unethical. Agents claim they are BBB accredited but they are not. On 1/25/2025, my husband and I paid SMTN $3,000 to list our timeshare for sale. The agent strongly suggested that comparable units were selling between $30,000-$42,000. While he stated there were "no guarantees," he said similar units were actively selling in that range and recommended we list ours at $36,999. After paying the fee, we received no offers and no proactive communication. By May 2025, after seeing no movement, I reached out expressing concern. I learned today (2/11/2026) that there had been zero offers on our unit since listing. Recently, when contacted about renewing the annual dues for our "membership", I told the agent that I was never made aware of any member benefits or fees. I then inquired again about the sale or our unit. I was informed there had been no offers since we signed up in January of 2025. I was then told that similar units are currently selling for approximately $6,000 -- a significant difference from the $30k-$42k range originally presented to us. We were then advised that if we want a "quicker sale", we should lower our price to compete at the $6,000 level. Our timeshare cost us over $24k. At this point, we have paid $3,000 upfront, received no offers in over a year, are being asked to renew a membership, and sell our $24k+ timeshare unit for $6,000. I encourage anyone considering this company to: * Read ALL the 1/5 star reviews on all sites. * Research actual resale values independently before paying upfront fees * Ask for verifiable proof of recent comparable sales * Be cautious of high suggested listing prices that may not reflect the current resale market I regret not doing more research beforehand and hope this review helps others make a more informed decision.

They charge an upfront fee and then to NOTHING to try and help you sell your timeshare other than post the listing on their website. My timeshare has been listed for about 2 years and I have not had one single valid inquiry or a potential buyer. I have reduced the price 3 times and I had to be the one to reach out and initiate all communication no one ever reaches out to you to see how they can help of offer suggestions. Do not pay the fee and sign up with them as they provide no return on your monetary investment and you cannot get your money back. Don't waste your money as you are probably better off just posting it in Facebook Market Place and even get more traction than this company will be able to get for you. Basically, your timeshare is worth nothing so don't pay them to try and sell it for you because it ends up being just more wasted money. Just another avenue of the timeshare scams consistently out there.

THEY ARE NOT BBB ACCREDITED AS THEY CLAIM!!! We hired SMTN on Nov. 6, 2025 to sell our MARRIOTT KAUAI timeshare and charged the $2,000 flat fee (NOT a commission and not subject to real estate laws!) to our VISA. Cancelled the listing ONE day later, because a friend whom we mentioned it to wanted to buy it from us. Requested a refund on Nov 7, emailing "Customer Care" (but they don't care) several times to ask when we can expect the refund - NEVER got an answer! SIX weeks later Dec 22 had still NOT received it! I had also emailed the initial representative 3 times (who responded promptly every time, claiming he'd pass my complaint on to his Director, but who apparently did NOTHING), and threatened to contact State Attorney General's Office. He promised again to remind his Director (who should be fired), and told me that this slacker would make sure we get the money by Dec 23. And that's what it took to finally get the refund!! I DO NOT recommend hiring SMTN, instead using one of the well-regarded, professional and trustworthy DIY platforms to sell the timeshare YOURSELF (it's easier than one might think, as I've done that before with RW!), or to someone you know and trust, like we did this time!

Scammers . Most of their reviews look fake . They charged thousands of dollars as upfront to sell my timeshare and it’s 4 months , not even an Enquiry or offer . Don’t waste your money with them

This company does NOT help you sell your timeshare. It takes your money in exchange for posting an ad you can never edit in some dusty corner of the internet and promising you that they will "never stop advertising until you sell." Turns out, nondescript web pages DO live forever. SMTN promises to advertise, promote, and market your timeshare until it sells. What they actually guarantee is to "advertise" your listing until it sells. That is two very different promises. The first assumes assistance, marketing, an actual human to work with. The second, and the actual experience with this group, is white-glove sales service and absolutely no response from the company at all after they get your money. It's basically Facebook Marketplace for timeshares. We've had an agreement with this company for over 3 years. We haven't received a single offer, nor have we received a single email or offer to help from SMTN. Every request I send to them for help goes ignored, including their "approval" to make updates to my listing. I have never been able to edit my listing, and have not received one response for all of my efforts. This is just more money we've thrown away. You're better off on Facebook.

This company is exceptionally helpful until they got your money. I understand that selling on my behalf does not necessarily happen overnight; but the communication is absolutely appalling. I’m waiting for many replies from SMTN for weeks now, no matter I use the best option to raise my enquiries via my log in details/my portal. Walk as fast and far as possible away from SMTN. Replying to your reaction to my review: I always use the method you are suggesting: Messages within my SMTN portal and the customer care email address. Since your reply on Trustpilot I sent you a new email. I shared with you that I would appreciate if you can call me instead. I live in the UK. I do not expect your response immediately, but there is so many unanswered emails or messages within the portal. Please contact me as a matter of urgency as I do not feel supported by SMTN at all, since I paid you the fees for doing so.

Scam, scam Not onnly did they no sell my properties,but they lost them