Are you a Sheraton timeshare owner who is no longer benefiting from your timeshare ownership? If so, you may be wondering how to get rid of it. Luckily, there are options available to you, and we’re here to help you navigate them.

Sheraton Vacation Ownership is an established timeshare company with locations all around the world. Sheraton timeshares are family-friendly and offer benefits like babysitting services for parents. Sheraton offers villa-style resorts through their Villa Resort program. However, if you find that your Sheraton timeshare no longer fits your needs, here’s some advice on how to get rid of it.

If you just recently purchased your Sheraton timeshare, you should first look into your state’s timeshare rescission period. This is a time frame in place for new timeshare owners to rescind their timeshare ownership for a complete refund. Timeshare companies are legally required to provide you with information on your state’s laws regarding this, so look in the documents you were given when you signed the contract in order to see if you qualify.

If the timeshare rescission period is over, you might think that you may be able to resell your Sheraton timeshare online to someone else. However, timeshares are not like real estate in this regard. A quick search on the website “Ebay” turns up many Sheraton timeshares advertised as little as $1, some of which don’t even have a single bidder!

You can try giving Sheraton a call to see if they have any programs in place to help you break your timeshare contract, but there is no information on this online, and it is unlikely that they will be of much help. Timeshare companies only benefit from keeping you trapped in your timeshare contract, so most are not too eager to help their customers get out of them!

In order to most effectively achieve Sheraton timeshare cancellation, you should consider working with a timeshare exit company. These businesses employ legal professionals to help timeshare owners get rid of their unwanted timeshares.

However, fraud is frequent in the timeshare exit industry. There have been too many instances of timeshare exit businesses taking their customer’s money up-front, then never actually getting them out of their timeshare contract. Because of this, you should only ever work with a timeshare exit company that lets you pay to a third-party escrow account that releases funds to the business only after they’ve held up their end of the deal.