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[b]Darren does make a point .... especially concerning (most) developer bought timeshares that drop in value bigtime the minute you sign on the dotted line (similar to buying a new car), however if one researches timeshares backwards and forwards and in and out, they will learn that the only way to buy is resale at a price they think is fair and reasonable. And when they get ready to sell, the loss, if any is minimal. I do understand why many people pay postcard companies to take their unwanted timeshare off their hands when they are looking at paying maintenance fees and special assessments FOREVER or until it's sold. I do see the logic in that when all other means of selling or giving it away has been unsuccessful.[/b]