The following is a reader submission detailing the discrepancies between what they were told vs. what they actually received at a timeshare presentation in Weston, Florida (the actual resort name was not disclosed):
We (4 of us) bought time share in Weston, Florida in October 2010. At the time of purchase we were told if we stay at an all-inclusive resort our meals would be covered. Much to our surprise we have recently found out while trying to book a trip that we have to pay for our food, which makes it a very expensive trip… Seeing as we only travel all inclusive, one price and we are covered, this is definitely not going to work.
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Have you considered renting out an unused timeshare week through Wyndham’s Endless Vacations program?
A visitor to the site shared her experience with the Wyndham Endless Vacation (also known as Extra Vacations) week rental system:
“Endless Vacations (which related to Wyndham) rents out units which are reserved by Wyndham owners who want to make some money for maintenance fees etc. Frankly, I have not found that it does the job very well, but the units which they have to offer are legitimately secured.
Unfortunately, if you give them a reserved week, they can break it up and let vacationers rent just the “best” part. They do not collect the rent till AFTER the unit is used–which I consider insane. Having no equity in the rental, people do not hesitate to cancel a reservation at the last moment and leave the person who provided it with a “dead” week that can’t be used. (I speak from personal experience!)
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