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Getting rid of a timeshare
Bought a relatively inexpensive timeshare 15 years ago, used it several times and am now stuck with it after a divorce. I listed it with Century21's timeshare division 2 years ago, they were to auction it off for nearly nothing, and that of course was the expected scam. But worth a try. The maintenance fees are $400 per year and I doubt Ill ever use it again, so Im wondering if anyone knows of a successful way to rid yourself of an unwanted timeshare at Myrtle Beach?
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