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Weekly Hot Deals on Timeshares from Timeshares By Owner®

Timeshares By Owner® announces the availability of Hot Deals on 1, 2 and 3 bedroom accommodations for rent for as low as $500 for one week. (PRWeb February 02, 2012) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/Timeshare-Deals/2012-02/prweb9159676.htm

Timeshare Resale Information Blog Launched, Selling Timeshares, Inc. Redesigns Website

To better educate their clients about timeshare resale, Selling Timeshares, Inc., has redesigned their website, offering a new blog that will keep their customer's up to date on the latest travel and timeshare industry news.Alameda, CA (PRWEB) January 27, 2012 Selling Timeshares, Inc., a licensed real estate brokerage who now specializes in WorldMark resale, has redesigned their website which ...

Comment on Used-car leasing on the rise, but pitfalls abound

What?!? Leasing a car new and especially used is one of the biggest ripoffs next to timeshares in the U.S. While you might get a slightly smaller monthly payment, you have to come up with a large down payment. You still have to pay for taxes, insurance and licensing. At the end of the lease, you have no equity and nothing to show for it. Drive over the allowed number of miles and have a small ...

Telemarketing scheme boss gets 15 years

A federal judge sentenced the architect of a timeshare telemarketing scheme that bilked $30 million from 22,000 victims to more than 15 years in prison Monday, waving off the new mother's sobbing claims of remorse.

Is there hope for Powder Ridge?

MIDDLEFIELD—Though snowfall reached the ski slopes of Powder Ridge last weekend, town officials say the one-time ski area will have to offer more than just skiing in order to succeed in the current marketplace.

Residents seek transparency in Powder Ridge deal

MIDDLEFIELD — Not certain whether the town really received an offer for Powder Ridge after reading conflicting stories published by the Press and other media outlets, residents expressed the need for more public involvement at Tuesday night’s Board of Selectmen meeting.