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Timeshare Resale Market Keeps Big Brand Resorts Rented and Sold November 6, 2009

Posted by Bryan Connelly in : ARDA, Hilton Grand Vacation, Marriott Timeshares, RCI, Timeshare Rental, Timeshare Resale, Timeshare Resource, Travel, Wyndham Timeshares , add a comment

As the economy shifts, we as consumers are changing the way we spend. Millions of people buy and sell their commodities online, to find the best deal and the largest pool of buyers ever. Today, buying your vacation getaway is no different. The resort developers aren’t changing their ways. The convenience of the resale market has become a popular stay-at-home solution to buying and renting a vacation property—for a fraction of the price.

The big hoteliers are still relying on the age-old tactics to lure the consumer into a persuasive sales presentation with airline tickets and freebies for bait. Internet-based solutions like BuyATimeshare.com are saving vacationers thousands of dollars on week stays at luxury resorts.

This advertising firm has been specializing in timeshares for more than a decade. BuyA Timeshare.com and Sell A Timreshare.com provide the necessary exposure for today’s owner to liquidate their properties online. This marketplace has made timesharing easy, affordable and fun again. Shopping from home in a no-pressure, stress-free buying environment will save you money and will make the vacationing experience so much more enjoyable.

Analyst at Bloomberg.com has recognized the resale market at Sell A Timeshare.com to be successful in finding impressive resale bargains at top brands in the hospitality industry. A rental property could cost as little as $800-$1000 for a week at a Marriott resort! Though sales figures at the resorts have dropped significantly since the onset of the recession in 2008, owners are still vacationing and occupancy remains strong. Tight consumer spending and a dry credit market have made the sale of any high-end property very difficult for the suave salesman.

Wyndham has reported that it will cut 40% of its timeshare sector in order to improve cash flow and stock prices. Marriott has taken action to battle the harsh recession. By cutting prices, development and perhaps even selling some of its undeveloped land, the hotelier expects to harvest what it can from its timeshare products. The lack of available financing has forced many of the 180 million new owners every year, to look for other way of enjoying these resorts.

Pet Friendly Timeshares Now More Popular Through Resale October 30, 2009

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If you agree that when on vacation your pets require the same quality accommodations as we do, you will be happy to know that there are dozens of resorts available. You do not have to rely on friends and family or a kennel service to care of your furry companions. BuyATimeshare.com has dozens of pet friendly timeshare resorts in inventory. Included is a list: arranged by exchange companies Interval International (II) and Resort Condominiums International (RCI).

As an important part of our family, pet friendly resorts are becoming popular throughout the world. Often a necessity among today’s mobile population, BuyATimeshare.com can find the pet friendly vacation to suite a large family or an intimate getaway. The needs of a pet vary and there are some details to consider when planning your next vacation:

Make sure there is enough room for pets to play at the destination. A dog needs room to roam, walk, and… vacation. Nearby trails or mountains, fields and ponds are all great for dogs. Urban settings may be more suited for cats and small dogs as the bustle of a city may be too much for some dogs.

If your pet has a medical condition, they may need extra consideration. Vacationing far from home may not be the best choice for pets with illness, or limited. Always contact the resort to inquire about any breed or weight restrictions when planning a vacation.

When traveling abroad, it is important to plan well-ahead of time. If vacationing in another country, be sure to contact both the airline and the resort to learn all about their pet regulations. Some airlines allow pets as carry-on, it is important to research all guidelines before booking.

Well-socialized dogs that enjoy meeting new friends and exploring new environments will typically like a vacation away. An aggressive or nervous temperament may not be best to travel. Sometimes traveling is not the best way for your pet to vacation. Before making reservation, determine the resort’s rules about pets.

Establish communication with the resort and understand what “Pet Friendly” means to them. Often times the pets are welcome in the suites, sometimes it means there is simply onsite kennel service. Expect a “pet deposit” to cover any potential damages to the resort. Remember that Pet Friendly is for your convenience and is not for everyone; make sure it is not too much for your pet to travel. Listed below are many Pet Friendly resorts for you to choose from:

Interval International
– Alanda Club Marbella – Marbella, Spain
– Alpenland Sporthotel – Maria Alm, Austria
– Alpenland Sporthotel – St. Johann-im-Pongau, Austria
– Christmas Mountain Village – Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin, United States
– Corail Royal Marina – Tabarka, Tunisia
– Corail Royal Plage – Tabarka, Tunisia
– Disney’s Beach Club Villas – Lake Buena Vista, Florida, United States
– Disney’s BoardWalk Villas – Lake Buena Vista, Florida, United States
– Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa – Lake Buena Vista, Florida, United States
– Erie Islands Resort & Marina – Port Clinton, Ohio, United States
– Executive Timbers Resort and Golf Club – Ridgedale, Missouri, United States
– Grand Seas Resort – Daytona Beach, Florida, United States
– Gold Point Condominiums – Breckenridge, Colorado, United States
– Grand Crowne Resorts – Branson, Missouri, United States
– Macdonald Dalfaber Resort and Options by Macdonald at Dalfaber Resort – Aviemore, Scotland
– Marbella Suites en la Playa – Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
– Marriott’s Newport Coast Villas – Newport Coast, California
– Meadow Ridge of Door County – Egg Harbor, Wisconsin
– Northwoods Club of Lake Placid – Lake Placid, New York
– Summerfield Condo Resort – Kissimmee, Florida, United States
– The Banyan Resort – Key West, Florida, United States
– The Surrey Vacation Resort – Branson, Missouri, United States
– Villas at Lantern Bay and Eagles Nest Resort at Indian Point – Branson, Missouri, United States
– Westgate Historic Williamsburg – Williamsburg, Virginia, United States
– Windsurf Resort at Cabarete Beach – Cabarete, Dominican Republic

Resort Condominiums International
– Atlantic Resorts – Ocean Pines, Maryland, United States
- Bali Shangrila Beach Club – Bali, Indonesia
– Blue Bay Club – Cancun, Mexico
– Callao Garden – Canary Islands (Tenerife), Spain
– Celebration World Resort – Kissimmee, Florida, United States
– Caravanserai Beach – St. Maarten, Netherlands Antilles
– Fiesta Americana Condesa Acapulco – Acapulco, Mexico
– Grand Houseboat Vacation Club – Stigler, Oklahoma, United States
– Great Glen Water Park Club – Inverness-Shire, Scotland
– Inn at SilverCreek – Silvercreek, Colorado, United States
– Maeva Clubhotel Cannes Marina – Mandelieu, France
– Lucayan – Ocean City, Maryland, United States
– Marco Polo Club Hotel Happy – Kaprun, Austria
– Paradise Found Vacation Club at Sapphire Beach Resort – St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, United States
– Pueblo Bonito Emerald Bay – Mazatlan, Mexico
– Pueblo Bonito Sunset – Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
– Rancho Ruidoso Condominiums – Alto, New Mexico, United States
– Silverleaf’s Fox River Resort – Sheridan, Illinois, United States
– Silverleaf’s Hill Country Resort – Canyon Lake, Texas, United States
– Silverleaf’s Holiday Hills – Branson, Missouri, United States
– Silverleaf’s Holly Lake Ranch – Holly Lake Ranch, Texas, United States
– Silverleaf’s Lake O’ the Woods – Flint, Texas, United States
– Silverleaf’s Oak ‘n Spruce – South Lee, Massachusetts, United States
– Silverleaf’s Ozark Mountain Resort – Kimberling City, Missouri, United States
– Silverleaf’s Piney Shores Resort – Conroe, Texas, United States
– Silverleaf’s Seaside Resort – Galveston, Texas, United States
– Silverleaf’s Timber Creek Resort – Desoto, Missouri, United States
– Silverleaf’s Villages – Flint, Texas, United States
– The Grand Mayan Acapulco – Acapulco, Mexico
– The Hilton Club of New York – New York City, New York, United States
– Windjammer Landing – Castries, Saint Lucia

Affiliated with Both II and RCI
- Kala Point and Resorts West Vacation Club at Kala Point – Port Townsend, Washington, United States
- Kilconquhar Castle Estate and Country Club – Leven, Fife, Scotland
- Premiere Vacation Club and Sedona Vacation Club at Los Abrigados Resort and Spa – Sedona, Arizona, United States
- The Plaza Resort and Spa – Palm Springs, California, United States
- Banff Rocky Mountain Resort – Banff, Alberta, Canada

Maine Owners Enjoy New England Timeshare Resales October 29, 2009

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Owners in Maine have saved up to 70 percent on their year round timeshare adventures with BuyA Timeshare.com. Outdoor activities abound in this winter wonderland and majestic summer times at a lake house or by the mountainside. With every month ushering in a new season, the variety of the New England area has proven to be a bargain for anyone who wants to turn one property into four unique vacation experiences.

The east coast’s own little Alaska, though Maine is relatively average in size compared to the rest of the U.S, it is larger than the other five states of New England put together. With over 3,000 miles of elegantly corrugated coastline, shores are often piled with stones and boulders, while many beaches are soft, resembling a more typical sandy coast with boardwalks and lively vacationers.

BuyATimeshare.com has an extensive inventory of Maine properties, priced to sell on the resale market. Timeshares are located throughout Rockland, Ogunquit, Rockport, Ellsworth, Bethel, Rangeley, Southwest Harbor, Greenville, Jackman, Island Falls and of course Wells. Many of these year round properties sell for $5,000 to $3,000!

Hiking and fishing, skiing and snowboarding, leaf-peeping or antiquing, the famous lobster and seafood, vacationers travel to New England’s largest state more than ever before. Maine is an ideal destination for your next vacation property. With BuyATimeshare.com and the resale market you can save up to 70 percent on timeshare suites.

With a population comparable to tiny Rhode Island, there’s plenty of room for the crowds of visitors who typically make for the southern stretches of the Maine’s delicious coast. Travelers only begin to realize the magnitude of the state further north. Inland, where vast tracts of mountainous forest are dotted with lakes and barely pierced by roads, the territory is ideal for camping, hiking and canoeing.

And while the rugged exterior of Maine might conjure images of log cabins in frigid terrain, the state is just as cozy and accommodating in the winter as it is calm and cool in the summertime. During the vacation season the many lakes, rivers and coastlines are teeming with timeshare owners and renters enjoying the mild summer heat. Inland, the mountains and campsites swarm with outdoor enthusiasts young and old. Families have traveled to the seemingly isolated state for generations. Maine’s landscape provides the remote getaway we are all looking for in The Pine Tree State.

Timeshare Resale Market Keeps Big Brand Resorts Selling and Rented October 28, 2009

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Buy A Timeshare.com has helped thousands of people sell, buy and rent their timeshares. Even though the economy changes, the consumer will always need a place to buy inexpensive vacation properties, and a place to liquidate the ones they already have. With an all-out recession wearing away at timeshare developers, timeshare use and resort occupancy remains high. Companies like Wyndham and Marriott have stated revenue is down, but they are still able to thrive as vacationers continue to use the time at the resorts they have paid for.

Occupancy rates are still much higher than projected, and while many resort developers are witnessing a dive in sales, Buy A Timeshare.com has been the solution for record-setting amounts of people looking to secure a bargain vacation. Thanks to innovations in online marketing and search engine optimization, this company continues to be the dominant force in the worldwide timeshare resale industry. The most sought-after brands in the world are available online for a mere percentage of what the resort will sell them for. With Bluegreen, Shell, and Hilton properties all selling for thousands of dollars less, it is no wonder the resale market is so popular!

Analyst at Bloomberg.com recognized the resale market and Sell A Timeshare.com as an alternative to paying too much for a timeshare property. A rental property could cost as little as $800-$1000 for a week at a luxury resort! Consumers are more computer savvy than they were a decade ago. A large portion of the sales decline big brand developers are seeing is in-part, due to the success of the resale market. Millions of people are exposed to the internet daily. Online sales are how today’s buyer purchases nearly everything. Why attend a presentation and buy for full price when the resale market can provide the same properties for a percent of the retail price?

Wyndham Worldwide, the largest seller of timeshare vacations in the nation, has had some success recovering from the recession. And while the sales are down, people are still flocking to there magnificent resorts everyday. Analysts at JPMorgan explained that Wyndham will cut 40% of its timeshare sector in order to improve cash flow and stock prices. Marriott has also taken action to battle the harsh recession. By cutting prices, development and perhaps even selling some of its undeveloped land, the hotelier expects to harvest what it can from its timeshare industry.

Chris Woronka, an analyst at Deutsche Bank Securities said “the main obstacle for the industry is that there will be a semi-permanent reduction in demand because developers would sell to people with relatively low credit scores. That won’t be possible anymore. This decline is a first for the industry since 1975. As tighter credit and slowed consumer spending has been affecting every facet of business. A loss of 6.9 million jobs since the recession started in December 2007 has made every consumer weary of spending.

Howard Nusbaum, president of the ARDA said the market will remain challenging for the next 18 months as research shows that timeshare has lost its appeal and its affordability. Though the downturn has hit tourism particularly hard, timeshares, due to its pre-paid nature, is better equipped that most to weather a downturn. The good news, he said, is that timeshare owners are still vacationing, and occupancy remains strong.

Founder of Buy A Timeshare.com Honored at Private 100 Award Reception October 20, 2009

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NH Governor John Lynch, Wes Kogelman, Sean Mahoney

NH Governor John Lynch, Wes Kogelman, Sean Mahoney

Business NH Magazine held its third annual Private 100 awards reception to honor a roomful of New Hampshire’s elite business leaders for their contributions to the Granite State. Wes Kogelman, Founder and President of BuyATimeshare.com, received an award for extraordinary sales growth maintained over three years, his advertising firm is one of the top 10 Companies to Watch in New Hampshire.

Though just outside the sales revenue generated by the Top 100 Private Companies, the 10 Companies to Watch have seen significant accomplishments despite the tough economy. The recession has taken its toll on many businesses in NH but there is still growth and expansion happening. Sean Mahoney, Publisher of Business NH Magazine noted that the companies on the Private 100 List plan to add no fewer than 700 jobs to NH workforce by the end of the year.

To present the Top 10 Private Companies, the 5 Fastest Growing Companies and the 10 Companies to Watch, was New Hampshire Governor John Lynch. His admiration and respect for the entrepreneurs was apparent when he spoke so highly of the business owners in the room. With honest thanks in his voice he said:

“It is remarkable what you have done. During a time when the economy has really suffered, you have been able to make immense contributions to your customers, your staff, and the great state of New Hampshire.”

BuyATimeshare.com, making its debut on Business NH Magazine’s list, continues to fuel its success and sales revenue with hard work and customer satisfaction. The advertising firm has grown from a motivated group of students, to an industry leader that is doing great things the consumer and our economy.

RCI Expands its Presence in China October 15, 2009

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With an impressive collection of 24 affiliated resorts throughout China, RCI recently signed a record-setting six new resorts to its list of over 73,000 worldwide. Group RCI brings the flexibility of exchange to millions of timeshare consumers and is the largest of its kind. BuyATimeshare.com, a leading timeshare resale firm, can save you money on your next trip across the globe with an inexpensive RCI membership to unlock the world of leisure travel.

Joining RCI is an ideal way for owners to break away from a home resort or a fixed week. With the potential to visit anywhere on six continents, RCI has blanketed the globe with an ever-growing lists of affiliated resorts. Last month the company signed with five resorts in Inida. RCI has helped nearly 4 million timeshare owners increase the flexibility of their fractional ownership.

Teaming up with a strong brand like Group RCI the resorts benefit by welcoming a new demographic of consumer looking for a completely new vacation destination. Augmenting the clientele in an all out recession, RCI gets to sell its product to millions of additional consumers, expanding its presence without spending the resources developing a new resort. Owners throughout China also benefit from the opportunity to experience the vast array of RCI affiliated properties. With an innovative product RCI has been able to amass an impressive network of resorts and consumers all clamoring to buy into RCI’s exchange program.

“The strong economic growth in China has created an unprecedented demand for leisure travel and accommodation;” Geoff Ballotti, president and CEO, Group RCI explains “We are confident that vacation ownership will be a significant facet of China’s tourism development and will soon become a trend among Chinese consumers. Our commitment to China positions us well as we continue to build on our successes here to transform the vacation experience for our members, our resort developer partners and their owners.”

Six new affiliates will now be added to RCI portfolio:

Ramada Plaza Hotel Yantai in Yantai is located near Phoenix Mountain, Chuangyu Wine Culture Museum, Yantai Mountain Park and Nanshan Zoo. Members enjoy the resort’s close proximity to Yantai Beach, University City and the convenience of Laishan international Airport.

Ramada Hotel Wuxi in Wuxi is set in the famous Wuxi Commercial and Shopping Center, mere minutes from the railway station. The colorful rooms and popular attractions nearby like Tai Lake and several scenic parks, the entire area surrounding Wuxi bustles with vibrant color and life.

Beijing BBMG BaDaLing Hot Springs Resort in Beijinig. Set near the picturesque Badaling Great Wall and Wild Duck Lake, guests of the 377-room resort enjoy skiing near Yudu Mountain at Shinjinglong Skiing Court. With nine different room types including luxury suites and apartments the natural hot springs are popular with over 20 types of hydrotherapy baths.

Zen International Hotel in Henan province is a 70-room resort built within the Shaolin Temple, one of the most famous temples in China. Zen International Hotel features local architectural design and cuisine, the traditional setting has more than 1000 years of history.

LuGuHu Holiday Inn in Sichuan is situated along the banks of the Lugu Lake near Yunnan. Built in a unique Mosuo architectural style this magnificent resort offers guests the choice of a variety of rooms from luxury suites to modest villas.

Sunshine Water World Resort in Xaiotangshan is part of the Beijing Suncity Vacation Club. Suncity is the first 3-generation living concept in Beijing and is comprised of two 4-star resorts, two 3-star resorts, a shopping center, two treatment centers, a spa, five restaurants and a cultural center.

New England Timeshares Shine During the Chilly Weather October 7, 2009

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All the colorful signs of autumn have taken over the landscape here in New Hampshire. While summer vacationing for 2009 has come to a close, a cozy New England getaway is calling. Sure to warm you with charming landscapes and magnificent horizons, the vibrant autumn foliage is glowing at full brilliance. Owing a timeshare in one of the five states of the Northeast will bring you a lifetime of memories of the great outdoors.

Renowned for its variety of seasons, you and yours can spend winters on the slopes; enjoy springtime hikes and camping in the summertime. Love for vibrant fall foliage and a peaceful white Christmas can save you thousands when purchasing or renting your next vacation property. With something for everyone in a year round playground, a property in the New England area is fast becoming the most popular place to buy and rent affordable vacationing.

BuyATimeshare.com, located in Merrimack, is in the midst of the autumn color change. The fall air is cooling down and travelers are gearing up to ski, snowboard, and snowmobile for the next 5 months! Year round outdoor activities have made New England a world famous vacation destination. With BuyATimeshare.com offering the lowest prices for premium lodging, the time to explore the majesty of the Northeast is now.

Desired for their individuality, resorts in Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine each display classical American architecture in its most extravagant form. Autumn highlights all New England timeshares have to offer. In coming weeks we will be covering the most popular resorts in the Northeast. A growing number of properties requested by our buyers, and especially renters, are located in this unique and magnificent region of America. Learn more about the New England with BuyATimeshare.com.

Sell a timeshare.com Recognized for Proven Success in the Resale Market October 1, 2009

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An article by Bloomberg.com has cited SellATimeshare.com, a domain of BuyATimeshare.com, as a successful alternative to paying more than $30,000 on your next vacation property. With an extensive inventory and a marketplace of owners looking to sell their timeshares, the timeshare resale website has helped millions of buyers, renters, and sellers. Competitive prices and the convenience of buying from home have made BuyATimeshare.com the world leader in the business.

As consumer spending has slowed, it has made things tougher for the developers to sell off inventory. Vacation-goers are skipping the sales presentations and buying for sale by owner from people who are looking to sell for less. Consumers are searching the internet for bargains. Without having to spend thousands of dollars more than they have to on a timeshare week, consumers are searching sites like BuyATimeshare.com and SellATimeshare.com for bargains on the same luxury suites buyers and renters are used to.

Developers and giant hoteliers are feeling the squeeze of the recession as folks are abandoning retail for the resale market to secure themselves an inexpensive vacation property. Wyndham Worldwide, the largest seller of timeshare vacations said it would cut nearly 40 percent of its timeshare sales. Marriott International, the largest hotel chain in the U.S. said it would cut prices and halt development as a result of a $760 million pretax.

Timeshare developers are witnessing a steady drop in sales but millions of people are still buying and staying in these properties every year. Usage of these luxury resorts hasn’t fallen below RevPar projections, since the resale industry is becoming the only way for today’s traveler to find a Marriott or Wyndham property for such low prices. Even memberships with RCI and Interval International are available. A $46,000 Marriott timeshare property is available for $25,000, or even $18,000 for sale. A week at these same properties can be rented for only $1,400 to $1,200 on BuyATimeshare.com.

Marriott Suites Available for Less on the Timeshare Resale Market September 24, 2009

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Marriott International has decided to halt on building all new residential and timeshare projects. Shifting from spend to sell; the financially exhausting year of 2009 has forced the company to take a $760 million cut to the value of its timeshare sector. This write-down has triggered the hotelier to sell property, end timeshare developments, and to even sell off some of its undeveloped land.

Timeshare consumers have not only cut leisure spending, but they have chosen the online resale industry to save themselves thousands of dollars when buying or renting. And while a softening demand has left half-built luxury resorts idling around the globe, Marriott will continue to manage their properties and provide the same kind of quality that has made them so famous.

Though consumer spending has undoubtedly slowed as a result of layoffs, pay cuts and cutbacks, timeshare use is not at a significant low. People can’t afford to buy a high-end vacation property from the developer with weeks costing more than $18,000. Folks are still buying and renting timeshares by the throng but the resale market is where they are buying. During an all-out recession, the once booming timeshare concept is struggling without the financing available. Marriott’s Revenue per Available Room (RevPAR) is down 19%, but is better than the 20% to 24% drop projected. While profitability has gone down, people are steadily using these premium properties.

Marriott has begun harvesting whatever money is left in its own timeshare “investments.” The company recently reported that the write-downs reflect its plans to cut timeshare prices and development “to accelerate cash flow.” Roughly $300 million of the write-downs are at five luxury residential projects, a similar-sized write-down at nine North American fractional projects and $95 million at one other North American project.

BuyATimeshare.com has been able to fill suites at these properties for over a decade with timeshare vacation resorts for sale by owner. Aggressive prices offer premium luxury vacations for the price of a modest hotel. The recession has proven to be financially grueling for Marriott. The hotelier doesn’t expect “to pursue new Marriott-funded” residential timeshares, but does expect to continuing licensing and managing projects developed by others. The company said it expected profitability to improve at the timeshare segment, with cash flow there positive in 2009 and increasing in 2010.

BuyATimeshare.com Proves its Strength in the Timeshare Resale Industry September 17, 2009

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Almost through the year 2009 and many companies have not been able to recover from the slow economy. Even fewer businesses are able to make a profit in such a stifling economy affecting every sector of commerce. How is it that a young company like BuyATimeshare.com is able to flourish in the vacation and leisure industry? As articles in both Perspective and BusinessNH Magazine have noticed this relatively small firm, it has quietly helped thousands of people liquidate their vacation properties in a time when money counts most.

As the financial world evolves, more companies are beginning to rely on advances in technology to keep conjure business. But few have the ability to outlast a tight economy when consumers have cut spending out altogether. BuyATimeshare.com has released their current statistics of confirmed offer numbers. This means that a specialist calls and confirms each offer that is entered and only the legitimate offers are counted.

Proving the strength of BuyATimeshare.com, records show the site sees between 10,000 and 15,000 thousand unique visitors per day and receiving between 500 and 1000 offers every day. As BuyATimeshare.com continues to emerge as the top timeshare resale company, who would have guessed old-fashioned hard work would drive commerce through the economic crises of the new millennium?

If you are looking for a reputable timeshare resale firm, you can go on to BuyATimeshare.com and download the report in confirmed offers for free. Hopefully the release of this report and the success of BuyATimeshare.com will urge other companies in the timeshare resale sector to focus on integrity and help us bring a new reputation to the timeshare industry.