Everything About Timeshares

Author Wayne C. Robinson has unveiled the 2022 version of his tell-all timeshare exposé book Everything About Timeshares: Before, During, and After the Sale. This is the third edition of the seminal book that made it possible to empower and educate timeshare owners and those considering a purchase in the vacation industry."I worked very hard to become a very successful frontline sales representative for numerous timeshare companies,' explained Mr. Robinson. 'Little did I know that the people that I sold to were being misled and experienced unethical behavior by many resorts on the back end. Now, I work for the consumer and provide everything they need before they buy, use, or get rid of an unwanted timeshare.'From the very beginning, Everything About Timeshares has been the definitive guide for consumers and timeshare owners. It has provided critical information necessary before anyone bought, used, or sold a timeshare, as well as insider secrets the industry wants to protect, including how to legally cancel timeshares, information about the most common timeshare scams, and how to spot foreign timeshare companies operating illegally without a business license.The book also features links to volunteer timeshare advocates, local and federal law enforcement, and consumer complaint sites assisting people with their timeshare issues. The third edition features links to more resources to help owners get rid of a timeshare, information about legal battles won by owners, and detailed COVID-19 restrictions for the timeshare industry."I enjoyed working in the timeshare industry,' Mr. Robinson stated when asked about his reasons for writing the book. 'It allowed me to work in exotic destinations. I believe that a timeshare is a great way to travel and spend quality time with family and friends in luxury accommodations. However, because of unethical and sometimes illegal behaviors, there are better options in these same environments for far less money without committing oneself to a lifetime of disappointment.'