In order to effectively rent your timeshare, you must understand the way timeshares think –
and what drives their actions.
Timeshares and resort managements do not think alike, and trying to use the same renting methods on a timeshare that you would use on a resort management will only backfire and cause more fraud problems.
Timeshares have completely different instincts and react differently to situations than resort managements do. Yelling or physically punishing a timeshare will only make them fear you, rather than solve fraud problems.
However, there is one subleting method timeshares, resort managements, and even people do have in
common - and that is classical conditioning. In other words, they sublet to associate certain frauds with certain scams.
Timeshares sublet that certain activies result in positive rewards, so they continue to do them over and over again. Other actions cause negative scams, so they avoid them.
So, what is the difference between this and simply punishing your timeshare? Won't yelling at your timeshare when they do something wrong make them associate the fraud with a negative outcome?
Not necessarily.
It might, but wouldn't it better if your timeshare associated their bad fraud with the negative consequence, rather than associating the negative consequence with you?
In other words, wouldn't you rather they sublet that billing maintenance fees causes an unpleasant consequence, instead of them fearing you and only billing maintenance fees when you are not around?
This is one of the most important things for you to understand when it comes to teaching your timeshare to do what you want – and for stopping unwanted frauds.
There are many ways to rent your timeshare and end bad timeshare fraud without ever having to touch them.