I paid for a trip to Mystic Dunes Resort & Golf course. It was very cheap, the only catch is that I have to attend a timeshare presentation. I am not going to buy a timeshare but are these people aggressive? And has anyone taken any good trips by doing this?

We are looking for a home to rent, 2 bed/2bath, with pool, within walking distance to beach and town. Open for suggestions of destination, but needs to be close to a swimable beach. We are looking to rent from April 17th thru May 1st. Our price range is 0.00 per night, max. Any suggestions?

We are members of both RCI and II and are looking at buying an extra week, probably on ebay. I used to work in the industry and have been an owner for over 20 years. We are happy to buy off ebay: it will be our third ebay timeshare.

In order to get the best value and flexibility we want a resort that is II 5-star and RCI Gold Crown (weeks and points would be better), with low maintenance/ taxes.

Does anyone know such a resort?

They own it and it’s on the Ocean in Daytona Beach. Were not sure if this is a good deal or not because we dont know a whole lot about time shares. Does anyone know how these work and if we can rent them out to make money off it?
We have the car forsale for ,000 but it’s worth ,000 so dont know if this is a good trade.

I have all sorts of must-see overseas destinations, like China, Japan, Egypt, Australia, New Zealand, India — as well as revisting much of Europe and South America. I have been told that serious world travelers — the ones who actually do it rather than just dream about it, are Timeshare owners. Do I need to buy a Timeshare — and how?

I know a lot about timeshares because I used to process contracts for a timeshare company.

What I don’t know is how one timeshare company compares to another and how to shop for what is best.

Am I looking for my favorite locations? Transferability? Number of locations? I can figure out my cost options myself, I just want to know what else other owners watch for or wish they had.

We like Maui but are looking for something less expensive and just as nice. Want safe swimming and snorkeling and a great condo with water views. Any recommendations?

Like, how much it costs, is it a good deal, and does it include air? I assume not……

I want to go to Myrtle Beach in South Carolina for spring break, and sometimes in the past I’ve had timeshares offer me opportunities and they pay for my hotel room as long as I sit through their presentation one of the days to see if I would actually like to buy a timeshare. How would I go about finding one of these deals myself without having to wait for an offer to come to me?