Russ Johnson | Source | Founder at Linx Legal

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Russ Johnson

Founder at Linx Legal
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As the founder of Linx Legal Inc., I’ve spent over 15 years helping thousands of clients successfully exit unwanted timeshares, with a success rate exceeding 98%. My experience spans not only timeshare cancellation but also educating consumers on the financial and legal pitfalls of timeshare ownership. Through Linx Legal, I’ve developed a clear, step-by-step process that simplifies the timeshare exit journey for clients, ensuring they stop unnecessary monthly payments and high maintenance fees. Linx Legal is accredited with an A+ rating from the BBB and prides itself on delivering top-notch customer service with 5-star reviews across the board. My mission is to empower consumers with knowledge while providing them with the support they need to regain financial freedom from burdensome timeshare contracts.

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  • Italy's Airbnb Self Check-In Ban: A Mixed Bag for Tourism
    Russ sees Italy's ban on Airbnb self check-ins as a "logistical headache" for the company, potentially deterring hosts and travelers. While it may slow Airbnb's growth, it could benefit traditional accommodations. Russ predicts more European countries will adopt similar regulations, balancing tourism with safety and local concerns.
  • Feasibility Studies: Key to Business Success and Risk Mitigation
    Russ highlights that feasibility studies offer "clarity on potential risks, market demand, and financial viability," saving time and money. Essential elements include market analysis, technical and financial assessments, and risk evaluation. A successful study for a legal tech startup validated market need and guided efficient product development, showcasing the importance of thorough planning.
  • Navigating Airline Strikes: Expert Tips for Passengers
    Russ advises that securing refunds or compensation during airline strikes requires persistence. "Document everything, stay calm," he says, and escalate issues through multiple channels. Airlines often provide minimal help, so filing complaints with aviation authorities can be effective. Clearer rules on accountability during strikes would greatly benefit passengers.