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Timeshareweek.com Brings Timeshare Owners A Free Way to Sell Unwanted Week(s)
(PRLEAP.COM) Starting June 28th - TimeshareWeek.com introduces a free classified listing service where timeshare owners can advertise their timeshare for sale, completely free. Any timeshare owner may advertise their timeshare week for sale without charge on http://www.timeshareweek.com. And, unlike other competing sites — who charge from $30-$300 per listing — TimeshareWeek offers a complete timeshare advertising platform for zero cost.
How It Works
Timeshare owners with unwanted weeks, simply complete an online form and within minutes their week is visible on the TimeshareWeek.com site.
When potential buyers find a week for sale on TimeshareWeek, they contact the timeshare owner directly (via an email form on the web site).
When a buyer decides to purchase, they can complete the sale with the owner or via a TimeshareWeek recommended closing company.
"Industry studies show up to 50% of current timeshare owners would sell if they could. We’re offering these owners an alternative to spending hundreds of dollars needlessly." said Rob Long, TimeshareWeek’s site manager.
Timeshare owners with a week to sell can get started by visiting http://www.timeshareweek.com [ __title__ TimeshareWeek.com] now. Over 900 timeshare intervals are currently listed on the site.
About TimeshareWeek.com
Since 2004, TimeshareWeek has been connecting top-tier timeshare resale brokers and savvy buyers. http://www.TimeshareWeek.com offers timeshare resale condos in every major resort destination worldwide. With prices starting at 50% off retail and over 500 weeks available every day in Mexico, Florida, California, Caribbean and other popular destinations, TimeshareWeek.com is the site of record for timeshare buyers.
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