If you already know you want out, the hardest part may be knowing what to say.
You may have asked the resort about giving the timeshare back. You may have been transferred from one department to another. Maybe you were told the contract is binding or that there is nothing they can do.
After the call, you still own the timeshare.
A written request gives the resort something specific to review and gives you a record of what you asked for. It can identify your ownership, explain why you want out, and document details about what happened when you bought.
Think back to the day you signed.
What were you told during the sales presentation?
- Were you told you would save money on vacations?
- Were you told booking would be easy?
- Were you told you could travel almost anywhere?
- Were you told the timeshare would hold its value?
- Were you told you could sell it later if you changed your mind?
- Did a 90-minute presentation turn into several hours?
If what you remember being told doesn’t match what ownership became, write down the details while you still remember them.
The template gives you a place to organize those details in a written request.
What do you actually put in the letter?
Most owners have never written a timeshare cancellation request before. There’s no reason you should already know what one should look like.
The template gives you a structure you can customize with information such as:
- Your name and ownership information
- The resort or timeshare involved
- Why you want to end the ownership
- What you remember being told during the sale
- Problems you’ve had since buying
- What you want the resort to consider doing
Get the Template
Request the free letter and review the structure before you do anything else.
Add Your Details
Customize it with the facts of your ownership, sale, and reason for wanting out.
Decide Your Next Move
Once your situation is organized, you can decide what step makes sense for you.
Questions Owners Usually Have
Will sending the letter cancel my timeshare?
Every timeshare situation is different. A letter can be a useful first step, but sending one does not guarantee a resort will cancel a contract.
What if I still owe money on the timeshare?
A remaining loan can affect the options available. The template can still help you organize your request, but the outcome depends on your contract, resort, payment status, and individual circumstances.
What if I don’t remember everything from the sales presentation?
Use the details you do remember and any paperwork, emails, notes, or other records you still have. Avoid adding anything you cannot truthfully support.
Does the letter cost anything?
No purchase is required to request the template.
If you’ve been telling yourself you need to deal with this timeshare, start here.
Get the free letter, fill in the details of your ownership, and put your request in writing.
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