We have owned a time share( Marina Park since 1990 a floating member we have not been allowed to use it over the past couple of years but still have to pay a large maintainable cost. We don’t want it any more and we’re going to take back our membership certificate this year but holiday got cancelled again. How do we get rid of this now burden around our necks as I retire in a few months. I hear the Spanish government are now closing all the timeshare properties anyway

I bought two 25 keys contracts with them on the understanding I would get a yearly return but because of COVID I only got my maintenance fees payed last year by them instead of the £4,000 plus rental. I paid £25,000 for each of them

Hello, I wonder whether you have any experience/knowledge of the Wimpen Leisure Management group for ElMarques in Tenerife. We owned three weeks at this resort which were purchased in 1995. Wimpen created a holding company so members could transfer their ownership at a cost (we paid £1000) to this holding company if they no longer wanted their timeshare. We did this and have received a letter confirming this relinquishment and stating that we have no past or future responsibility. This week I have been contacted by a legal company advising me that this may not be legally binding and offering to legally relinquish us for a cost of £6/7000. This has freaked me out and I don’t know who to turn to. Can you help?

Do I owe any maintenance fees on my triannual lockout at Weston?

I have a timeshare at Westgate and after my husband passed away I could no longer afford it. I struggled and paid off the mortgage but have not paid the maintenance for 5years they are now chasing me for €7500. I feel let down by them as they totally lied when they sold us the weeks.