Your Privacy v.s. Internet Ads

[GateKeeper]

There is a lot of talk about the various ways to advertise your timeshare. Every website should have a clear and readily accessible privacy statement. More so, when you place an ad or enter personal information on a website, give careful consideration as to how much information you make available to the casual viewer. It is adviseable not to reveal any personal contact information until you know the intentions of the other party.

When you set up your account on our timeshare classifieds website, you have the option to conceal all of your personal contact information and rely on our private messaging system to receive messages from interested parties. Offering a private messaging system should be paramount for any Internet website to adequately secure your personal information, or at least offer you that choice. If all that you offer is a username, there is no way the casual eye can pick up your email address, your phone number, or, worse, your address.

We require interested parties to register with us. This is one additional step to ward off potential risks. It acts as a deterent to those looking for easily accessible information, but we don't charge anything to register so it is a mere formality for interested parties to pursue an advertisement on our site. Parties interested enough to contact you will register and oblige your wishes to be contacted via the private messaging system should that be the option you choose in your profile.

Take care of your personal information and happy selling or renting.
-GateKeeper

[RITAMK]

I Actually Looking For Information On How To Start A Career In Timeshare Sales. Specifically In Nevada. I See That Most Companies Require Either A Real Estate License Or A Tsa License. However, I Havn't Been Able To Find A School That Does The Prelicensing For Tsa. Would You Have Any Idea? Or Any Good Advise On How To Break Through?

[GateKeeper]

Why don't you get in touch with one of the big developers or marketeers. Any of the resorts selling new timeshare are always going to be on the lookout for people with the right aptitude for this line of work.

[GateKeeper]

Originally Posted by RITAMK

I Actually Looking For Information On How To Start A Career In Timeshare Sales. Specifically In Nevada. I See That Most Companies Require Either A Real Estate License Or A Tsa License. However, I Havn't Been Able To Find A School That Does The Prelicensing For Tsa. Would You Have Any Idea? Or Any Good Advise On How To Break Through?

Here you go!

http://www.timesharestaff.com/1024/index.htm

[GateKeeper]

Here is a link to the complete article on Internet Advertising and Classified Ads.