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The Ultimate Guide To Buying A Timeshare Without Being Mis-Sold [Infographic]

Posted on October 20, 2017

The Ultimate Guide To Buying A Timeshare Without Being Mis-Sold [Infographic]

Timeshare has become something of a naughty word in the tourism industry, associated with high-pressure hard-sell tactics and scams.

And while there is certainly much to be wary of, a timeshare can prove to be a worthwhile buy, if you know what you’re getting into and are careful not to be mis-sold.

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