Sell My Timeshare Now (SMTN) is Unethical
Sell My Timeshare Now (SMTN) is Unethical. Agents claim they are BBB accredited but they are not. On 1/25/2025, my husband and I paid SMTN $3,000 to list our timeshare for sale. The agent strongly suggested that comparable units were selling between $30,000-$42,000. While he stated there were "no guarantees," he said similar units were actively selling in that range and recommended we list ours at $36,999. After paying the fee, we received no offers and no proactive communication. By May 2025, after seeing no movement, I reached out expressing concern. I learned today (2/11/2026) that there had been zero offers on our unit since listing. Recently, when contacted about renewing the annual dues for our "membership", I told the agent that I was never made aware of any member benefits or fees. I then inquired again about the sale or our unit. I was informed there had been no offers since we signed up in January of 2025. I was then told that similar units are currently selling for approximately $6,000 -- a significant difference from the $30k-$42k range originally presented to us. We were then advised that if we want a "quicker sale", we should lower our price to compete at the $6,000 level. Our timeshare cost us over $24k. At this point, we have paid $3,000 upfront, received no offers in over a year, are being asked to renew a membership, and sell our $24k+ timeshare unit for $6,000. I encourage anyone considering this company to: * Read ALL the 1/5 star reviews on all sites. * Research actual resale values independently before paying upfront fees * Ask for verifiable proof of recent comparable sales * Be cautious of high suggested listing prices that may not reflect the current resale market I regret not doing more research beforehand and hope this review helps others make a more informed decision.