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*Who They Are:
Compared to all U.S. households, timeshare owners earn more (72.9 percent have incomes of more than $50,000, compared to only 34.3 percent for U.S. households); are older (75.3 percent are 45 years of age or more, compared to 52.1 percent); and are more educated (57.4 percent have a bachelor’s degree, compared to 24.5 [...]
NFCR.ORG- “BETHESDA, MD —The National Foundation For Cancer Research (NFCR) has initiated a new program to accept unwanted timeshares as gifts that can be sold with proceeds used to help fund cancer research. Donors receive a full charitable tax deduction for the value of their gift.
“Many timeshare owners commonly want to rid themselves of their [...]
The American Kidney Fund* has partnered with Donate For A Cause, the first and only non-profit organization helping other charities through timeshare donations. If you are one of the thousands of timeshare owners eager to sell, you might wish to consider donating your timeshare to the American Kidney Fund as an alternative.
Often times a seller [...]
These links below have all the terms you will ever need to know about timeshares. Whether you are new to the timeshare business or just need to brush up on some terms, they are sure to help.
The Timeshare Beat Terms Glossary
(http://www.thetimesharebeat.com/glossary.htm)
Resort Closings.com FAQ and Legal Terms
(http://resortclosings.com/faq.php)
Timeshare Users Group (TUG2) has a very good page pertaining to the ins and outs of the timeshare business. It can answer just about any relevant question you might have and even inform you of some things you might not of even thought of at the time.
Timeshare 101
(http://www.tug2.net/advice/TimeShare-101.htm#_Key_Timeshare_Concepts)
So you bought a timeshare and now you need to sell it, but you are not sure where to start. Well, this link below may be able to answer some of your more important questions. Good luck!
Tug2.net: Cold Hard Facts
(http://www.tug2.net/advice/ts-sales.html)