Review of TKO Timeshare Solutions

TKO Timeshare Solutions positions itself as a timeshare exit company, though its true origins and credibility are murky at best. While they claim to have been established in 2021, there are traces of their activity stretching further back. For instance, their YouTube channel dates to 2021 but contains no videos and a single lone subscriber. Their Facebook presence suggests even earlier ambitions, possibly as far back as 2018, when they marketed themselves as “timeshare relief” rather than “timeshare solutions.”

A couple of videos survive from that period, but everything else has since been scrubbed or set to private. Their last Facebook post dates back to 2022.

A key red flag lies in their supposed physical presence. TKO’s website lists their address as 1505 S. Big Bend Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63117. However, a closer look at the building reveals no evidence that TKO has ever occupied the location. Historical imagery from 2018–2022 also shows no trace of them. Even their Facebook-listed address doesn’t match their website, and no building tied to the company has been verified. While it’s technically possible that their office is newer than Google’s latest updates (May 2025), the discrepancy is hard to ignore.

Another problem lies in their testimonials. Not only are there no third-party reviews, comments, or independent discussions about TKO anywhere online, but the testimonials on their own website don’t even match from page to page. For a small, virtually unknown firm, these glowing self-published reviews read more like filler than genuine customer experiences.

Their online presence has also fizzled. TKO once ran a blog with timeshare-related articles, but it went dark around 2022. Similarly, reports suggest that their original YouTube account once hosted promotional material and testimonial-style videos, but as of 2025 their current “official” channel is empty. The company claims to handle “20,000+ inquiries a month,” yet leaves behind no measurable footprint to back up such numbers.

Even their web properties look inconsistent. Besides their primary domain (tkotimeshares.com), they also maintain tkotimesharesexit.com. This secondary site contains little more than promotional fluff, with no contact information at all. It’s a questionable choice for any company that wants to be taken seriously.

Now, to give them some credit: TKO’s service model does avoid one of the biggest red flags in the timeshare exit world—they do not charge upfront fees. Consultations are free, and they claim to honor the quoted price once they provide one. On paper, that sounds reassuring. 

But here’s the bottom line: can you really trust a company that can’t  buries its past activity, and recycles mismatched testimonials? While their promise of “no upfront costs” is appealing, the sheer number of inconsistencies makes TKO Timeshare Solutions look more like a mirage than a reliable service.

If you’re considering them, proceed with extreme caution.