BuyaTimeshare.comReviews on record for buyatimeshare.com

Do yourself a favour and stay away from Buymytimeshare.com they are some of the most deceptive sales people I have ever come across . They lie to get the upfront fee and then they do nothing for it . Two years and not one person of interest . Our unit was marked down anyway as we hoped for a quick sale , it had no backed up maintenance fees and they said it would sell quickly but it had to be put up asap “as people were buying right now” …….then it was nothing but silence for two years. Stay away , they are liars and they should be ashamed they con people out of their money ! We ended up just handing the timeshare back to Sheraton . Stay away from timeshares if you can . It’s all a con

I unfortunately signed a contact to sell my Timeshare in New Mexico. I've had it since 1984, it was great, had lots of terrific vacation gave vacations as gifts..but at some point we don't use it any longer The the people at Buy have always been nice, called today.. but its as useless as my timeshare. 1256.00 I paid and nothing.. Might as well put it on MarketPlace for freakin' free..not sure if anyone had sold on this, but pretty much don't waste your money..

All good at the start and after payment then no communication or help in getting my property sold--

Buya timeshare.com is a marketing firm they sure do not help you sell it whatsoever. I’ve had mine listed since October with no offers. Don’t spend your money here.

On March 19, 2025, I engaged the services of this company to assist in selling a timeshare. From the outset, the information provided was vague and unclear. I paid $630.00 for what was described as an advertisement; however, the ad format was extremely basic and, in my opinion, ineffective and unlikely to generate results. Following the guidance of the company’s representative, the advertisement was posted. However, during my own research, I quickly discovered that numerous similar timeshares were listed for significantly lower prices—often up to 75% less than the price suggested by the company. These listings had also remained unsold for extended periods. This led me to the conclusion that successfully selling my timeshare under these conditions was virtually impossible. It appears that the company presents clients with unrealistic expectations to prompt emotional decisions and secure payment. Once paid, clients often find themselves in a position where the only potential sale would be at a drastic discount—sometimes as much as 90% below the advertised price. In my view, these practices are both unethical and misleading. It is deeply concerning that companies using such tactics are permitted to operate. After realizing the true nature of the situation—approximately 28 days after engaging their services—I requested to cancel the agreement and receive a refund. Unfortunately, my request was denied without consideration. I hope this matter can be resolved fairly and that the company reflects on its business practices, striving to uphold higher standards of honesty and integrity moving forward.

If I could give this 0 stars I would. I also spoke with Quincy Brown who signed me up 2 years ago for 2000USD with the help of a very pushy sales assistant. Not being from the US I was not familiar with how much of a scam the whole industry is. I essentially paid 2000USD to a bogus company to post a poorly-written ad with little to do follow up. when i queried recently i was told there had been an offer in 2023 but they no longer have a record of it and I never got an email about it. I have no evidence this company has ever sold a timeshare. Avoid, avoid, avoid.

I tried to use this service but Ron Marino was quite rude and could not even list my property correctly. He then proceeded to bully me and to not waste his time if I was not going to buy. When I mentioned the reviews he write this: top wasting my time. this is not the Redcross. and if you were educated you would know that anyone form another company, or a disgruntled employee can go on those pltforms and put whatever they want . don't forget to pay your maint fees Best Regards, Ron Marino

My experience with Buyatimeshare.com was only good at first... They just want you to sign up...Then they post your property online and it just sits... They may call you and ask you to reduce price... Also they will suggest a price and make sure its high enough so it doesn't hit the 85%of sale so they don't have to return the money if you sell it another way.. Their Money back gurantee is not one at all, don't buy it... As a matter of fact Don't buy into this company.. They'll get ya just like the people that sold to you