Failing timeshare companies are putting great effort into telling their members there is no point claiming against them when they go into administration. But is that the truth?
Timeshare resorts' lack of availability is always high on members' complaints lists. In summer holidays it gets worse...
Why do people still use timeshares?
Timeshare companies accused of feigning poverty to avoid court ordered compensation awards. Is it still worth claiming against a company in administration?
Flight cancellations causing nightmares for UK timeshare owners
Timeshare owners to bear the brunt of yet another holiday crisis
Timeshare can be a tricky business. Arm yourself with these 10 tips if you are considering purchasing a membership
M1 Legal out in front: Leading the timeshare compensation claims world
Former timeshare whistleblower reveals what the salesperson really thinks about the business, and you, the clients
Veteran timeshare salesman gives invaluable glimpse into the mind of the men and women signing you up for holiday memberships abroad.
People just as intelligent as you or I have bought, and continue to use, timeshares. We ask the question: why?
ECC likes to publish client testimony in video form, so that you can see they are real people, and real reviews
10 timeshare secrets owners wish they knew before buying
M1 Legal moves from strength to strength with ever greater award numbers in 2022
Decades of illegal Spanish timeshare contracts are being scrutinised in court, with the victims being awarded significant compensation. Finally in the Marriott's Vacations Worldwide 2021 annual report the problem is being faced
Does timeshare save you money in the long term?
Did you know that nearly every timeshare resort is available to non members via sites like Expedia and Booking.com? And often for less money than the timeshare owner pays in annual fees
Timeshare resorts allowing standards to fall and cutting back on facilities and amenities as sales operations cease
Timeshare resorts are collapsing everywhere you look. And when they stop selling, they slash services, amenities and facilities
When your timeshare is no longer available to you, but non members can book it through Expedia or Booking.com, and for less than you pay in maintenance.... isn't it time to get out?
