ITNSHARE (yes, that’s really the name) is yet another one of those up-and-coming, practically unknown timeshare exit firms that seem to pop up every once in a while. They come, they go… and whether this one follows the same trend remains to be seen. For now, let’s take a close look at what itnshare has been doing—and what we’ve found so far.

From what we can gather through their Facebook page history—which contains their oldest posts—they appear to have surfaced around October 2025. They list other social media accounts as well, including Twitter, Instagram, and even a YouTube channel, but all of those remain completely empty as of today. Not exactly a confidence booster.

They do have a standard contact form, which is nothing new in the timeshare exit world. Nearly every company in this space has one, so that doesn’t set them apart in any meaningful way.

Where things do get interesting is in something we haven’t seen from any other timeshare exit company we’ve reviewed (and trust us, we’ve reviewed a LOT): they post supposed “contracts” they claim to have fulfilled with various resorts. The odd part? Every single one of them dates back to somewhere between 2012 and 2015—nothing remotely recent.

Now, whether those contracts are genuinely real or were once real at the time (given inevitable logo changes, staff turnover, and email domain shifts over the years) is impossible for us to confirm. But it does raise eyebrows: why are all their “proofs” decades old? And why are none photographed in a way that shows physical documents, making it harder to dismiss them as simple digital edits?

Their “About Us” section is equally puzzling. Instead of focusing on their supposed expertise in timeshare cancellation, it leans heavily into their claimed involvement with humanitarian causes—pet shelters, churches, hurricane relief efforts. Admirable topics, sure, but none of them have anything to do with exiting a timeshare contract. The disconnect is… noticeable.

And then, of course, we reach the testimonial section—something we’ve seen many, many times before. The usual setup: stock-looking photos, generic praise, no verifiable sources, and no way to confirm whether any of the people mentioned actually exist. Spoiler: they usually don’t. So, unsurprisingly, these testimonials do not inspire trust.

It also doesn’t help that their supposed staff members are very clearly stock photos, which chips away at their credibility even further. At this point, the pattern becomes hard to ignore.

Professional companies almost always use proper domain-based email addresses (name@company.com). It’s a basic sign of legitimacy. Meanwhile, ITNSHARE uses a simplistic @live.com email with no trace of the company name in it. This is one of the most glaring red flags a business can show—it screams “scam.”

So what’s the takeaway?

This timeshare exit firm is not transparent about anything—not their staff, not their operations, not their so-called “proof of performance.” Their posted documents look suspiciously outdated, their testimonials are untraceable, and their entire online presence feels hastily assembled.

In short: itnshare shows multiple red flags, and we strongly advise avoiding them if you ever stumble across their name. They’re barely gaining visibility as it is, so you’re unlikely to run into them often—but it’s worth being aware they exist.

If you need a reliable timeshare exit service, this is not where we’d recommend starting.