Red week: Refers to the prime season to visit a particular resort. RedWeek.com allows members to post red weeks as well as weeks that fall in other seasons. Resale: Refers to a timeshare interval that an owner, resort, or agent is selling after being originally sold during the initial sales at that resort.
Can you negotiate on RedWeek?
You may find they can change their reservation with the resort for the week you want. Negotiate: Because you are dealing directly with the timeshare owners and not the resorts, prices are often flexible. Ask if the rate is negotiable, or make an offer less than the asking price.
How do I contact RedWeek?
CONTACT REDWEEK
If you have any questions or concerns, please email us at or call 1-866-971-1737 (8am – 4pm Pacfic Time, Monday – Friday).
How much does it cost to list on RedWeek?
RedWeek does not charge a fee when you book a rental through our site. In most cases, you pay the owner directly. The only fee you pay RedWeek is for a membership, which runs $18.99 for the yearly membership. If you have further questions, please Contact Us.
Who owns RedWeek?
A longtime fan of timeshare accommodations but reluctant buyer, RedWeek Founder Randy Conrads recognized the need for a reputable, do-it-yourself timeshare rental and resale marketplace.
How do you use RedWeek?
If you have questions about the rental, simply contact the owner. When you are ready to book, just click “Request to Book”. Select rentals are bookable through RedWeek’s online booking system which means RedWeek is helping the owner with the transaction, and they come with RedWeek booking protection.
How do I sell on RedWeek?
Posting and Selling Your Timeshare
Gather your documentation. Understand your restrictions. Understand your costs. Understand restrictions on your buyer. Post your timeshare resale on RedWeek.com. Receive offers via e-mail. Finalize the transaction. Deactivate your resale posting.
How long has RedWeek been in business?
RedWeek.com was launched in 2002 by Randy Conrads and its operations are based in Redding, California.
How can I get rid of my timeshare?
To get out of a timeshare legally, consider these options:
Use the rescission period.Call the timeshare developer.Rent your timeshare out.Sell your timeshare on the resale market (but expect to take a hit).Gift your timeshare to a friend, family member or stranger.
