Timeshare By Owner’s Code of Conduct
Saturday, December 17th, 2011Timeshare By Owner has announced its Code of Conduct in a recent press release. Timeshares By Owner (TSBO), according to its CEO, is doing this because “there are a lot of bad actors in the timeshare resale industry and we want to display that we have the right intentions.” TSBO, the leading timeshare advertising company, conducts a multimedia advertising campaign that includes Google, Yahoo, Bing, AOL, Facebook, its own radio show, billboards and print advertising. In addition, there’s a full-time Timeshare Concierge service that matches the thousands of offers received per month to its clients. The Code of Conduct distinguishes TSBO from the rest of the industry and informs consumers of their guiding principles, and provides consumers with a set of promises that they can depend on. The Code of Conduct follows 10 points: to advertise your timeshare until it sells, rent your timeshare every year with no additional cost until it sells, showcasing on its website every year and renewal is free (just contact each year by letter, phone or email requesting a free renewal), to never divert for sale by owner leads to a real estate broker that will charge another fee, never charge any fee other than for advertising services, a sales and customer service staff that will treat you honestly and fairly, a customer service department will call back after no more than 48 hours and will try to take calls live, to be notified every time someone views an ad even if there is no offer, a concierge service that will forward as many offers as possible, and last but not least to continue to use the most sophisticated and effective marketing techniques so that offers will be obtained.
