There's no sugarcoating it: the next timeshare exit company on our list is not trustworthy.

As we’ve seen time and time again in many of our previous articles, a large number of questionable timeshare exit firms follow the exact same formula. It usually starts with a seemingly random, almost one‑time‑only Google ad advertising their services. You click it, land on a clean and tidy website that looks just professional enough, and suddenly you’re told the company has many years of experience—despite having no real footprint or notoriety anywhere else online. Add in a handful of supposed reviews that can’t be independently verified, and it’s the same old story all over again.

Timeshare Escape Group fits this pattern almost perfectly.

This company lands on our list as yet another generic‑sounding timeshare exit website that’s incredibly difficult to research due to its overly broad, all‑encompassing name. This is a common tactic we see with newer or short‑lived timeshare exit operations: the name is so vague that meaningful background information is nearly impossible to track down.

Ironically, when you actually search for the name “Timeshare Escape Group,” many of the results that do surface are warnings about timeshare exit scams in general. That alone should give consumers pause.

There are also technical and credibility issues that raise even more red flags. While the company lists the email address help@timeshareexit.com, the domain timeshareexit.com does not exist or is not registered to any active entity. In practical terms, that means emails sent to that address may not reach anyone at all.

Even more concerning is what isn’t present on the website. There is no visible privacy policy, no terms of service, and no clear legal disclosures—basic elements that any legitimate business, especially one handling sensitive financial and personal information, should have readily available.

This is a short article for a reason. We don’t need pages of analysis to reach a conclusion here. Based on the lack of transparency, missing legal documentation, unverifiable claims, and questionable contact information, this is not a website we would ever recommend trusting.

If you come across Timeshare Escape Group while searching for a way out of a timeshare, our advice is simple: proceed with extreme caution—or better yet, walk away entirely.