About RedWeek.com

About RedWeek

A longtime fan of timeshare accommodations but reluctant buyer, RedWeek Founder Randy Conrads recognized the need for a reputable, do-it-yourself timeshare rental and resale marketplace. Determined to put a trustworthy face on an industry known for its slick salespitches and questionable scruples, Conrads embarked on a journey called RedWeek.com in 2002.

RedWeek is the largest, most reputable online timeshare marketplace with an audience of more than 2.8 million and an A+ Better Business Bureau rating. Timeshare owners and travelers alike come to RedWeek to read our exclusive resort ratings and reviews, access our detailed resort information, and of course browse the thousands of timeshare rental and resale postings or advertise their own timeshare for rent or sale.

RedWeek has received accolades from industry trade associations and users alike. Our testimonials page will give you a glimpse into what people are saying about RedWeek.com. For more information about RedWeek.com and to see how it all works, please visit our Resources section or contact customer support.

Contact info

Mailing address:

PO Box 690211
Orlando FL 32869-0211

For all other inquiries, contact customer service.

The team

Randy Conrads
Founder and CEO
Maurice Aubrey
President
Gary Prado
VP, Business Development
Kylie Kallio
VP, Operations
Lorna Quijano
Full Service Manager
Original Founders:
Randy Conrads, Maurice Aubrey, John Locher, Michael Siemion

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In the media

Consumer Reports: Trouble in Timeshare Paradise; Consider a Secondhand Timeshare for Sale
The Los Angeles Times: Don't Expect Timeshares to Increase in Value; Timeshare scams multiply in poor economy; Time-share owners are struggling to sell
CNBC: Why inheriting that beautiful timeshare can bust your wallet
The Orange County Register: Should you get a timeshare? Fans love them but some will sell you their interest for a penny
The New York Times: The Timeshare Hard Sell Comes Roaring Back; Trading Places; The Vacation Exchange; Time-Share Rentals a Click Away
Kiplinger's Magazine: Time-Shares on Sale; 6 Things You Must Know About Timeshares; Should You Keep a Timeshare?; What You Need To Know About Timeshares; How to Get Out of a Time-Share Deal
US News and World Report - Money: Should You Invest in a Timeshare?; How to Get Rid of Your Unwanted Timeshare
MarketWatch: 6 Things to Know Before You Buy a Timeshare; Timeshare Prices Plummet to $1
AARP: Crackdown Intensifies Against Time-Share Reselling Scams; Time-Share Shenanigans
USA Today Travel: How to Sell a Vacation Timeshare
Travel and Leisure: Top Spots for Cheap Luxury Hotels
The Boston Globe: How to unload an unwanted timeshare without getting scammed; Using the Internet to connect time-share owners and renters
The Dallas Morning News: Vacation rentals may be an affordable alternative to hotel stays
Herald Net: Save money in 2011 with these time-honored tips; It's tough to get back investment on timeshare
ABCNews.com: 'Centsable' Travel: Vacation on the Cheap
The Washington Post: Getting the Best Hotel Room for the Best Price
East Buzz: 5 Legit Ways to Get Out of a Timeshare
KFBK - Travel Guys Radio Show: How to Know if a Timeshare is Right for You and What to Expect if You Own One
TimeSharing Today Radio: The Manhattan Club Owners Meeting; Florida Timeshare Bill 2015; Investigation Into the Manhattan Club
MoneyTalksNews: Ask Stacy: Answers to the Most-Asked Money Questions of 2015
Newsweek Magazine: Getting Away for Less; Time Share Time; How to dump an unwanted timeshare
Travel Mag: What are the best companies to buy or sell my timeshare?
KABC-TV Los Angeles: Vacation bargains found in timeshare rentals
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