RFA Corporation is a timeshare exit company that presents itself as well-known and active. At first glance, everything seems straightforward, except for the strange overlap in name with another timeshare exit company, RFA Cancellation. According to them, they are “not affiliated”… or so they say. 

So let’s take a closer look at RFA Corporation itself.

Complaint History & Early Red Flags

RFA Corporation has accumulated at least 23 BBB complaints in the last 3 years and 13 closed in the last 12 months, with complaints beginning around 2024. 

One detail immediately stands out: In some complaint responses, they insist they are not associated with RFA Cancellation. Yet in another complaint, they tell a customer that RFA Cancellation handles and collects their payments. So… which version is the truth? Are they associated or not? Their own statements contradict each other in ways that make us raise an eyebrow—highly. 

An Avalanche of Too-Perfect Reviews

Then there's the review situation. Their BBB and Trustpilot pages show overwhelmingly positive reviews—almost suspiciously positive. Reviews date back to 2022, but from 2024 onward, they begin appearing daily. And genuinely, no company cancels that many timeshares per day to justify that volume of glowing praise. 

Even more concerning: A report we’ve seen tied to RFA Cancellation and Timeshare Cancellation Resource Center about fake reviews pops up on RFA Corporation’s Trustpilot as well. The pattern is impossible to ignore.

Abandoned Social Media & Bot-Like Facebook Accounts

Their online presence is also strange. They had a YouTube account active around 2022, abandoned by 2024—much like the rest of their social media. But the most bizarre part is what appears on their Facebook “opinions.” 

Scrolling down reveals a cluster of totally unrelated profiles, all with garbled usernames and similar Thai-based names, posting in Thai/Chinese—all on the same day. These accounts look unmistakably like bots. Not a single one appears genuine. Reviews continue nonstop until suddenly stopping around August 9th. That halt doesn’t make the remaining reviews look any more legitimate. If anything, it amplifies the inconsistencies. 

The Out-of-Place Charity Claims

For a timeshare exit firm, it’s odd that RFA Corporation includes a whole section about supporting humanitarian causes and charity. The addition feels out of place and somewhat tacked on—almost like an attempt to seem more trustworthy rather than a genuine corporate initiative. 

More Contradictions: Emails & Inspection of Their Contract

Google reviews paint a more realistic picture. One user even shares screenshots of emails directly from RFA Corporation associates instructing them to contact RFA Cancellation. Again, the question resurfaces: If they claim no affiliation, why are customers being directed to RFA Cancellation? The inconsistency repeats itself again and again. 

In those same reviews, customers also describe how RFA Corporation’s “contract” works. One of the suggested paths to “exiting” a timeshare is foreclosure.

For anyone unfamiliar: A timeshare foreclosure is a legal process where the resort or lender reclaims the property after missed payments. This severely damages the owner’s credit score, making future loans harder to obtain. Owners also lose all rights to the property. Most people seeking a timeshare exit do so specifically to avoid this outcome, not walk straight into it. Suggesting foreclosure as an acceptable solution goes against the very reason most users seek an exit service in the first place. 

Final Thoughts — Can They Be Trusted?

Based on what we know so far—the contradictory statements, the suspiciously perfect review spam, the abandoned social media, the possible connection to RFA Cancellation, and the negative firsthand user reports—RFA Corporation lands extremely low on any reliability scale. Their behavior raises far too many red flags for a company claiming to help people escape their timeshare burdens. RFA Corporation

Our recommendation: Steer clear of RFA Corporation and any potential affiliates if you genuinely want a safe and legitimate timeshare exit solution.