We bought two one week timeshare units on Mc Donalds Dona Lola on private re-sale in 2002. We paid our service charges and used our weeks until 2019, we paid 2020’s charge but could not use due to Corvid, we didn’t pay for 2021 as restrictions still applied. Mc Donalds continued to peruse payment and have now instructed solicitors who are being very heavy handed, Ideally we would like them to write off the disputed weeks and do a deal relative to handing back our weeks.

I am in a timeshare with Azure where they said I signed up for 65 years. I really am not sure about it. We want out as it is not feasable or affordable for us

We want to get rid of our Sheraton vistana resort timeshare in Florida. Been in contact with sell my time share company based there in Florida, they will then advertise it for sale at a cost of $1998. That includes all finalising documents and transfer fees etc. Does not guarantee sale. Is this my best option to relinquish my ownership? I just want to be rid of it and stop paying fees when I’m not able to use it. Other companies here in UK are able to do it but don’t give an exact price of what it would cost.

I bought a week way back in the early ’90s at Puerta Calma resort in Puerto Rico in Gran Canaria. I paid over £8k and it came with 2 years free fees.
Roughly 6 months after the purchase I realised it would be of no use to me. I contacted the resort repeatedly informing them I did not need the week I purchased and could refund my money or as the management of the resort could they resell it for me. I never got a response to my numerous requests.
Then I started to get invoices for the annual fees. Again I contacted them again I was ignored. In voices kept coming for several years then stopped and I’ve heard nothing since! I honestly believe I was robbed of the £8k?

Whilst staying at a Heritage Resort in Spain, we were approached by their manager to see if we wanted to dispose of our timeshare and offered a way to do so. It involved paying a lump sum and in return, they took our timeshare (2 wks in Tenerife) so we had no further responsibility and gave us a 3 year introductory membership into the Heritage Resort Club with the promise of a holiday each year at a one of their resorts and at the end of the 3 years we can walk away knowing that we have no further responsibility to our timeshare and no requirement to join their club. I am concerned this may be a scam. Do you have any thoughts on this?

I own weeks at Wimpen Sueno Azul which is now called Ona Sueno Azul. I originally bought from Wimpey back in 1990ish and wondered if under recent changes in EEC rules whether I can claim any fees back and also how I go about selling these weeks. Thanks.