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Went to a timeshare presentation where we were supposed to receive a "free" 7 nights at a resort. Watched their demonstration but didnt do the timeshare. 8 months later when we went to use the free 7 nights, not a single resort was free. Every. Single. Location i looked into, even 10-12 hours flight was an upgrade. Absolute ripoff and im glad I didnt buy into their timeshare since their free perks were full of shit.

A Warning About Wyndham Vacation Ownership To Anyone Considering Wyndham Timeshares: I feel compelled to share my deeply troubling experience with Wyndham Vacation Ownership to prevent others from falling victim to the same predatory practices I endured at Cypress Palms Resort in Kissimmee, FL. During my visit in March 2025, representative Julio subjected me to relentless high-pressure tactics. He promised incredible benefits - cruise bookings, Disney tickets at reduced prices, the ability to use points for maintenance fees - none of which materialized. When I said I couldn't afford the $6,500 down payment and tried to leave, his "manager" magically reduced it to $2,547, pressuring me to drain my savings accounts. The signing process was deliberately rushed. I was shuffled between rooms, overwhelmed with documents, and given no time to properly review anything. Most disturbingly, they never disclosed my 10-day right to cancel, claiming new benefits wouldn't appear on the website for "at least a month" - conveniently past the rescission period. When I returned within three days to cancel, feeling manipulated and unable to sleep, the staff mocked me and pressured me to keep the contract rather than honor my legal rights. Despite never receiving a signed warranty deed, Wyndham charged my account $772.46 plus $224.16 in maintenance fees. Please learn from my mistake. Wyndham's practices are deceptive, their promises are empty, and they deliberately withhold crucial information about your rights. Protect yourself and your finances - avoid this company entirely.

We are disappointed with Club Wyndham and their lack of honesty with customers who are spending their hard-earned money, all while making their company rich. For this reason, we are requesting the cancellation of our timeshare contract and release from any associated financial obligations. We believe this request is justified given the deceptive sales practices, lack of disclosure, and the undue pressure placed on our family over the course of multiple interactions. The misleading sales tactics and hidden fees, with several key aspects that were not disclosed to us at any point. These include the 4% annual increase in maintenance fees, the reality that presentations are not actually mandatory. After years of financial strain from the timeshare mortgage, credit line and maintenance fees. They conducted a credit check on both my husband and me and opened a Barclays credit card in my name without my knowledge or consent, which I only discovered when the card arrived weeks later. During this time, we had been persuaded to upgrade our contract under unclear and deceptive terms. We had been drinking during our vacation and should not have been pressured into another high-pressure sale under these conditions.

We have been subjected to repeated high-pressure sales tactics and outright deception at multiple Wyndham properties over the years. At age 73, we should be enjoying our retirement, not facing financial ruin due to systematic deception by their aggressive and dishonest sales staff. When we called Wyndham on May 12, 2025, seeking a resolution, we were told we could cancel contracts but would remain responsible for loan balances - effectively trapping us in debt for services we cannot use and benefits that were never real. We have documented evidence of each misrepresentation and are prepared to pursue all available legal remedies if this matter is not resolved amicably. Given our age and the clear pattern of deceptive practices, we believe Wyndham has a moral and legal obligation to make this right by canceling our contract in full and eliminating any financial obligations moving forward.

I am so very disappointed at Wyndham for changing what was a good experience in time share ownership. My partner and I have had vacation ownership for 30+ years, but through Wyndham, the last 15+ years have become a total nightmare of constant upgrades, pushy salespeople, and at best half truths and, at worst, straight-up lies. Don't let these master manipulators fool you like they fooled us.. Every time we go to their "owner updates," they take our driver's licenses, check our credit without asking properly, and force us into high-pressure meetings where they promise we'll save money, refinance our loan (which no bank will do for timeshares), and make money selling our unused time - all lies. Just recently, three salespeople talked us into taking on another $80,000 in debt by telling us it was an "even trade" that would save us money, but it only lowered our monthly fees by $18 while putting us deeper in debt. When we try to follow up with their corporate people, they make promises they never keep and then ignore us completely. This whole company is basically a scam that tricks people into spending more and more money through fake contracts, endless fees, and sales tricks that would embarrass a used car dealer. We've been stuck in this money trap for decades, watching our debt get bigger while they keep lying about how we'll save money and make profits that never happens. This company takes advantage of people's trust and treats them horribly - don't let these master manipulators fool you

My spouse and I purchased a Club Wyndham timeshare in July 2019 after enduring an all-day, high-pressure sales presentation that was filled with deliberate misrepresentations. We were promised flexibility to "vacation wherever and whenever we wanted," told our timeshare would appreciate in value, assured our children wouldn't inherit obligations, and led to believe we could rent our unit when not using it. Nearly six years later, we have never been able to take a single vacation using our timeshare despite paying off the entire contract and continuing monthly maintenance fees. Every booking attempt has been met with claims of insufficient points or no availability, with reservation requirements of 12-18 months advance notice that were never disclosed during the sales process. The most egregious aspect of our experience was the concealment of our 10-day rescission rights during the rushed contract signing process—a clear violation of consumer protection laws. What we thought was an investment has become a financial burden, with no rental opportunities available and no actual usability of the product we purchased. Club Wyndham's systematic misrepresentation and high-pressure tactics have left us paying maintenance fees for over five years for a service we cannot access. Despite multiple attempts to resolve this matter directly with the company, we continue to be trapped in a contract for a product that functions nothing like what was advertised. Potential buyers should be extremely cautious and thoroughly research the realities of timeshare ownership before considering any Club Wyndham purchase.

We got suckered into a Wyndham timeshare in Vegas 2019 with "free" show tickets. Their "brief presentation" was actually an 8-hour torture session that killed our whole vacation day. Real nice way to treat tourists. Oh, the promises they made! French support "always available" (we're from Quebec), maintenance fees "only $89 CAD" with zero mention they'd keep climbing, and magical worldwide travel through their point system. Six years later? We've used our points exactly ZERO times. The French support they promised? Non-existent. We get bounced around English-only departments like ping-pong balls. Their website? About as user-friendly as a porcupine. Meanwhile, those "modest" fees keep going up faster than gas prices. They pressured us into a $2,000 deposit we couldn't afford and literally held our passports hostage during paperwork. Classy move, Wyndham. This timeshare is basically paying monthly for the privilege of getting frustrated and scammed. It's like buying a lottery ticket that never wins, except it costs way more and ruins your day every time you try to use it. Save yourselves the headache, folks. Book a nice hotel instead and keep your sanity intact. Benoit

Throughout our multiple interactions with Wyndham Resorts, we were repeatedly misled about critical ownership aspects. We were never informed that the timeshare was a perpetual financial obligation, including mounting annual maintenance fees that are passed on to our heirs along with any remaining mortgage debt. We were led to believe that the timeshare could be a "legacy" passed down to our children, which was not only misleading but cruel - especially given the financial burden and hefty fees associated with ownership transfer. We have learned that the resale market for timeshare points is nonexistent, contrary to what we were told during each of the sales pitches. I have written to Wyndham Resorts to request the termination of our timeshare contracts, the first was purchased in October 2023 with the understanding that we were investing in a flexible, enjoyable vacation ownership experience. Unfortunately, the opposite has proven true as we have encountered high-pressure sales tactics, misleading representations, mismanagement of our personal information, and a lack of transparency regarding the financial and legal obligations of ownership. We are very disappointed in Wyndham Resorts.