Nov 4, 2026 · 43 min · 11 segments
this weeks most interesting topics for timeshare owners! 1\. Wyndham owner Fights back!…
Brian RogersHost
The first topic we're going to discuss tonight is an owner, a Wyndham owner, who missed his rescission window but refuses to roll over and give up and accept being lied to.
This particular owner is beyond his rescission period, so legally has no real options.
The comment was, or I'll read it to the intro, the owner says the August 19th purchase involved a $7,500 down payment, $20,000, $727,000, $20,000 is hard to say.
$700 loan, about $350 a month in loan payments, plus $159 a month in maintenance fees.
They say they explicitly mentioned in the sales presentation that they had a financial hardship and were allegedly told both that they could get out at any time if it became too difficult.
And that rental income, Q last week, that rental income through vacation share, renting their unused points could make the ownership effectively unprofitable.
Later, Wyndham Certified Exit Program told them that they could not exit until their loan was paid off because they were outside of your rescission period.
I can count on all my fingers and toes and just have an unlimited number of options.
If I had a nickel for every time I heard this story, I'd have a whole lot of nickels.
The owner himself has documented all his calls, texts, credit card statements, contracts, vacation share activity, filed a formal request for mutual cancellation, and Wyndham has escalated his complaint to the sales experience team.
We created an entire advice article on if you were lied to at a sales presentation and you're outside of your rescission period, the only two options you have is to give up, roll over, and learn to use your timeshare ownership, which sucks because you were lied to, or convince Wyndham to let you out.
Convince Wyndham that you are more difficult an owner or show your proof that you have.
Somehow convince them that you are not just going to roll over and accept being an owner.
You know, I hate that those are the only two options that are out there, but that is the reality of the situation.
These timeshares are betting that you will just give up, that you won't push things, you won't continue to fight this, to blast this all over social media, all your politicians, you know, local media outlets, so on and so forth, all the individual places that you can go to report this and the specific lie that you were told.
on the Internet, on social media, to local media, anywhere and everywhere you can go to prove that you are not going to let this drop, that you are going to continue to fight this, is truly the only option because there is no legal obligation for them to let you out.
The first topic we're going to discuss tonight is an owner, a Wyndham owner, who missed his rescission window but refuses to roll over and give up and accept being lied to.
This particular owner is beyond his rescission period, so legally has no real options.
The comment was, or I'll read it to the intro, the owner says the August 19th purchase involved a $7,500 down payment, $20,000, $727,000, $20,000 is hard to say.
$700 loan, about $350 a month in loan payments, plus $159 a month in maintenance fees.
They say they explicitly mentioned in the sales presentation that they had a financial hardship and were allegedly told both that they could get out at any time if it became too difficult.
And that rental income, Q last week, that rental income through vacation share, renting their unused points could make the ownership effectively unprofitable.
Later, Wyndham Certified Exit Program told them that they could not exit until their loan was paid off because they were outside of your rescission period.
I can count on all my fingers and toes and just have an unlimited number of options.
If I had a nickel for every time I heard this story, I'd have a whole lot of nickels.
The owner himself has documented all his calls, texts, credit card statements, contracts, vacation share activity, filed a formal request for mutual cancellation, and Wyndham has escalated his complaint to the sales experience team.
We created an entire advice article on if you were lied to at a sales presentation and you're outside of your rescission period, the only two options you have is to give up, roll over, and learn to use your timeshare ownership, which sucks because you were lied to, or convince Wyndham to let you out.
Convince Wyndham that you are more difficult an owner or show your proof that you have.
Somehow convince them that you are not just going to roll over and accept being an owner.
You know, I hate that those are the only two options that are out there, but that is the reality of the situation.
These timeshares are betting that you will just give up, that you won't push things, you won't continue to fight this, to blast this all over social media, all your politicians, you know, local media outlets, so on and so forth, all the individual places that you can go to report this and the specific lie that you were told.
on the Internet, on social media, to local media, anywhere and everywhere you can go to prove that you are not going to let this drop, that you are going to continue to fight this, is truly the only option because there is no legal obligation for them to let you out.
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