Consumer Protection Networks adds Thompson & Co. for credit support

Consumer Protection Networks said Sept. 8, 2026, that it has added Thompson & Co. to its resource network for timeshare owners. The relationship is meant to give clients access to credit protection and restoration help while CPN continues to focus on timeshare exit services.

Why it matters: - Timeshare owners using Consumer Protection Networks now have a referral path for credit protection and credit restoration issues tied to the exit process. - The move broadens CPN’s support network without shifting the company away from its core timeshare exit services. - The company is positioning client support as a mix of exit help, communication tools and outside professional expertise.

What happened: - Consumer Protection Networks announced a relationship with Thompson & Co. on Sept. 8, 2026, in Conroe, Texas. - Thompson & Co. will serve as a specialized credit protection and restoration resource for CPN clients. - CPN described the addition as part of its effort to expand the professional resources available to timeshare owners nationwide.

The details: - CPN works with timeshare owners across the country who are seeking solutions for unwanted timeshare ownership. - Thompson & Co. brings experience in credit protection and credit restoration. - The relationship gives CPN clients access to help with credit-related matters if a need arises. - CPN said the arrangement lets each company stay focused on its own area of expertise. - A CPN representative said the company is continually looking for ways to strengthen the resources available to clients. - The representative said Thompson & Co.’s focus on credit protection and restoration makes the firm a valuable addition to CPN’s network. - CPN said it has also invested in technology, client communication and strategic professional relationships to support the timeshare exit process. - The company said the new credit resource strengthens that support network. - CPN said clients can access specialized assistance without changing the company’s primary focus on helping clients navigate a timeshare exit.

Between the lines: - The announcement suggests CPN is trying to make its service offering look more complete by surrounding the core exit service with adjacent consumer support. - Adding outside specialists may help CPN address one of the common worries for consumers leaving timeshares: whether credit issues could follow the exit process. - The partnership also signals a broader trend in service businesses building referral networks instead of handling every issue in-house.

What's next: - CPN said it will continue developing relationships with specialized professionals and organizations that complement its timeshare exit services. - The company plans to keep building what it calls a stronger overall client experience. - More information about Consumer Protection Networks is available on the company’s website.