Absolutely, I'm here!
I do apologize for missing the prior question that was: "Any other way to get rid of unwanted timeshares, after you have tried the resort(s), internet forums, craigslist, etc., offering them for free, for two years?"
My answer is that you may need a Timeshare Divestment Attorney (or some other "reliable" "trustworthy" service with NO UPFRONT FEES!!). There are very few attorneys who work without substantial retainer fees (typical for lawyers), and fewer still non-attorney services that don't want many thousands upfront, and then you hope they: (1) can actually get people out (i.e. competency), and (2) are not a total scam that collects fees and never gets anyone out (i.e. fraud).
Save yourself from the incompetency and fraud scams, by researching a Timeshare Lawyer's service that has real attorneys who directly handle (1-on-1) every aspect of your case (not an 800# telemarketer fronting for a supposed lawyer in the background). If you have paid many thousands to own a timeshare and can't recoup a penny, you may want a good lawyer to evaluate [for free] whether I have a good case for timeshare divestment. An excellent way to assure this is a safe & secure process, is to have the lawyer get the resort (vacation club) to agree to let you out first, then collect a "contingency fee" (this means you get out of the timeshare ownership and all related obligations fully, BEFORE, the fee is earned).
John Phillip Abrams
Consumer Protection Attorney
Timeshare Divestment Attorney
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