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Written by Timeshares Daily Staff   

Demand is growing for timeshare auctions. After recently auctioning a record number of timeshares to its customer base, Holiday Resales, a division of Holiday Group, has teamed with the Timeshare User's Group (TUG) to offer member-only auctions.

An active on-line timesharing community, Timeshare Users Group has been serving timeshare owners' needs for over 14 years, and provides a variety of services that enhance their awareness and understanding of the industry.

From March 26 through noon PDT March 28, TUG members may bid on any of 322 timeshare properties. Timeshare weeks that were priced from $800 to $2500 or more are now available to the highest bidder. Minimum bid is just 10 cents, with no reserve price. Please visit http://www.tug2.net for membership information, or email to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it for information on the upcoming auction.

Timeshare purchases can be complex, and the potential pitfalls of owner-to-owner auctions via eBay are many: Who transfers the ownership? Who takes care of the legal paperwork? How do I know what I'm really buying? What guarantees do I have? Private auctions via Holiday's auction marketplace eliminate the risk and offer all the benefits of vacation ownership at deeply discounted prices.

"TUG members are savvy timeshare owners who know the value timeshares offer," said Gail Bennett, Holiday's Director of Sales. "We're happy to bring them what we think is the best value available today in the timeshare marketplace."
 

 
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