ALAN M.
So I’ve been with timeshare compliance…
So I’ve been with timeshare compliance now for four years. Never get anything for updates if I want an update I have to call them and then I don’t get much information back besides them letting me know that they’re working on it. The last few times I’ve called them they advised me to quit paying my mortgage and maintenance fees that it would make the process go quicker. Which I hope is true because I’m getting tired of paying my timeshare all this money For the last four years and not being able to do anything with it per the contract with timeshare compliance. Just read an older post saying that they have a service they offer to help you with your credit after you quit paying, but that’s also something you gotta pay for separate on top of what you have to pay timeshare compliance for. I would think if they’re advising you to screw up your credit by stopping payments that that should be included in their service.
Response from Timeshare ComplianceJun 29, 2024
Alan, We are sad to see this review since our team has been in communication with you as recently as yesterday. This is a process and takes time. You signed a lengthy contract with your developer that comes with a lot of negotiating on our end with the developer and the lawyers also go through very specific processes and they must be done in steps. We do get our clients out of their timeshare and we are working on your case. Yes, credit can be affected but we help you with the steps to take action and get that rectified if this happens. I'm not sure how much more we can do to explain this process to you. Please contact Jaime back if you need further information. The developers are good at stalling to let people out of timeshares but we know how to work with them and get results. I think you should consider payments you are making and what makes sense. Most clients have better success getting out when they stop payment to the developer but this is your choice as the one who signed the contract with the developer.


