timesharelegal.comReviews of timesharelegal.com

They promised that they get 100% of the people out of their Wyndham timeshares. Then they advise you to stop paying on your contract with Wyndham, which just involves Wyndham to calling you daily for a number of months. (In response to their response, they do suggest you stop paying on your fees/loan so that when you pay them thru UCFS- it helps lower the financial burden. They lied in their review below below). You do get Wyndham's attention when they start to miss payments to the contract and maintenance fees - so after 6 months they turn you over to Pinnacle -a debt collector who first threatens you and then after 3 more months of non-payment of contract to Wyndham then offers a settlement of a certain amount. The letters you write to them get no response from them to you. Timeshare Legal had me write just a few letters to Wyndham - and track the sending. So save yourself money, do not use Timeshare Legal (BTW, there is NO legal attorney that they use - and if you are reading this review to decide if you should go with them, know that their fee is with a 'partner', United Consumer Finance Services, which has a different contract that you owe - so thus you are screwed both ways. Do NOT USE 'TIMESHARE LEGAL'!!!! They mislead in their name, there is NO lawyer! They don't get you out of the obligation. You get out - by you defaulting on your loan - which you can do on your own! Do NOT USE TIMESHARE LEGAL! Please learn from my mistake!

I've been paying for almost 3 years in hopes of them helping me get out of my timeshare. No communication, No call backs, and No updates! I feel like I've been scammed twice. I want out of this nightmare.

Started strong and confident after almost a year I regret paying upfront for services. They charge you for a guaranteed result that they can’t actually guarantee and you do most of the work. They claim to do work on the back end which you never see. I’ve been working with a representative and wish I could get a refund. I wasted yet more money. :(

I want to share my personal experience with Timeshare Legal so that others can make fully informed decisions before working with this company. In August 2024, I signed a contract with Timeshare Legal to help cancel my timeshare. The service was financed through United Consumer Financial Services (UCFS), and I paid approximately $1,500 over several months while following all of their instructions. Throughout this process, I was required to mail letters to my resort myself, and there was no evidence that Timeshare Legal directly contacted the resort on my behalf. Despite repeated assurances that this process would resolve my timeshare issue, no resolution ever came, and my credit was significantly damaged due to being advised by Timeshare Legal staff to stop making payments to my timeshare company. They explicitly told me that my credit would not be affected, which turned out to be false. Eventually, Timeshare Legal admitted in writing that I was owed a refund of $2,299.50 due to incomplete services. The first release form they sent required me to fully pay off my UCFS loan before they would issue this refund. I refused to sign it because this condition was unreasonable and placed an unfair financial burden on me. Later, after they agreed to cancel my contract and relieve me from paying the remaining UCFS loan balance, they sent a second release form. This new release did not include a refund for the $1,500 I had already paid but instead included strict confidentiality and non-disparagement clauses intended to silence me permanently. I refused to sign this second release as well because I believe consumers have the right to know the truth. I could have continued making payments directly to my timeshare for the last nine months and protected my credit, but I followed their advice in good faith and suffered financial and emotional harm as a result. This experience has caused unnecessary stress, financial loss, and credit harm. I strongly encourage anyone considering Timeshare Legal to not only get every detail in writing but also have it carefully reviewed with a fine-tooth comb. Their refund policy — which was a major reason I agreed to work with them — is vague and heavily written in their favor. I am sharing this publicly because I believe consumers deserve transparency and the truth. I hope my story helps others avoid similar hardship. (August 2, 2024 - July 1, 2025) Natasha Ahmed

am part of the people timesharelegal.com scammed of my hard earn money. Both timeshare and timeshare exit company are scammers.dont fall all this company they will add to your pain

This is a WARNING to anyone considering using Timeshare Legal to get out of a timeshare contract. DON’T DO IT!!! THEY ARE A SCAM!!! It has been over 2 years now that I have been working with them. They are all full of promises and are also in my opinion they are liars. They have done nothing to help me with the exception that over the 2-year period they have written 5 letters on my behave. I was sent the letters by email and told to send them directly to Westgate and to not let Westgate know I was working with a timeshare exit company. All five have been basically the same letter over and over again and almost identical in every way to letters I had sent Westgate myself before hiring them. The only exception was one letter they wrote threatening Westgate with legal action. When I asked Michael, my representative with Timeshare Legal, if it was true that they have a lawyer that was getting involved he had to admit it was just a bluff that the timeshare companies sometimes fall for. I refused to send a letter that was not true. I was also told they were doing other things behind the scenes to help resolve my timeshare issue. I asked what else they would do besides send letters, I was told “We can’t tell you that, if we did everyone would open their own timeshare cancellation company.” Michael at one point told me that the real goal was to get Westgate to foreclose on the property and that I just needed to wait because they often did all the foreclosures at one time. At the 1 year point I started asking for my promised satisfaction money back guarantee. I was told every time I asked for the refund, which was many times between years 1 and 2 that I had to be patient and that I was not entitled to the refund yet. So if your goal is to give scammers $7,000 this is the way to go. If it is not your goal then stay very far away from this company.