Many RCI members contact us because they are concerned about the ongoing cost, flexibility, and value of their timeshare ownership.
Common concerns raised by RCI owners include:
- Maintenance and membership fees that are high and continue to increase
- Difficulty booking the holidays they were originally promised
- Limited availability, even when the same resorts or dates appear available to the general public
- Pressure to upgrade to more expensive points or membership levels
- The realisation that their timeshare cannot be sold or transferred easily
For many, the priority is simply to bring their timeshare commitments to an end and avoid further long-term costs.
Independent advice for RCI members
Cancel Our Timeshare provides independent advice and guidance to owners of timeshare weeks, points-based memberships, and other holiday ownership products. We are not connected to RCI, resorts, developers, management companies, resellers, or exchange networks.
We have assisted a large number of RCI Weeks and Points owners who were seeking clarity on their contractual position and whether there may be a legitimate route to exit long-term agreements.
Issues commonly reported by RCI owners
RCI members who contact us frequently describe:
- Maintenance and exchange fees that rise year after year
- Ongoing frustration with booking availability, particularly during peak periods
- Confusion around how points can be used, carried forward, or banked
- Pressure to upgrade without clear improvements in flexibility or value
- Dissatisfaction that their experience no longer reflects what was presented at the point of sale
In many cases, owners simply want to understand whether their contract is enforceable and what options, if any, may be available to them.
Understanding your position
A number of court decisions and legal developments over recent years have highlighted the importance of how timeshare and points-based contracts are structured and sold. Whether these principles apply to an individual RCI-linked contract depends on factors such as when and where it was sold, the nature of the agreement, and the circumstances of the sale.
Not every contract is affected, which is why individual review is essential.
If you are an RCI member and would like independent guidance on your situation, you can request a confidential review.
To get started, complete the short enquiry form or speak with one of our advisors on 0203 9969 724..