MAINTENANCE FEES 2022 - WHERE DO YOU STAND?

The latest news from Timeshare Advice Centre and European Consumer Claims.

Published March 15, 2022

Thousands of timeshare owners are now seeing several years of maintenance fees go down the drain and are actively looking at options to dissolve their timeshare ownership.

Timeshare resorts have become exceptionally greedy since the pandemic and is making owners ask themselves why they should continue to pay for something they find almost impossible to enjoy!

RESORT PROFITEERING

Minimal resort running costs

Since the Pandemic, timeshare resorts have seen record profits due to full closure of resorts and furloughing of their workforce. Since then, things have somewhat re-opened but a lot of once enjoyed facilities have been taken away.

Timeshare units being advertised

Timeshare exclusivity is no longer since timeshare companies started to promote their accommodation on regular holiday sites, so the question you must ask yourself is why are they promoting their units on places like Booking.com when there is nowhere near the availability needed to accommodate all owners, also, are they telling you the truth that your unit is fully booked or is it advertised somewhere else?

Rebranding

Over recent months, 2 of the largest European timeshare resorts have gone into business with larger timeshare companies and are currently going through a re-brand. Club La Costa is now part of the Wyndham network and Diamond Resorts is now part of the Hilton network. This poses even more concerns of what changes will be brought in and what extra costs will be introduced.

The evidence tells us that timeshare companies do not value their owners and only care about the money they can make.

Will you continue to throw maintenance fee money down the drain?

Don’t wait until 2022, release yourself from maintenance fees for good!

OFFER:

If you have paid your maintenance fees, find out if you are entitled to a full or partial refund.

If you have not paid your maintenance fees, find the out the risk or results of not making maintenance fee payments.

Some new claimants who contract our services receive a full and instant refund of their fees through our Maintenance refund action that has been working since early 2020.