New time share owner - want out!

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Re: New time share owner - want out! (by Cathy V.):

I only spoke with a paralegal, did not hire a lawyer. Done what they told me and realized yesterday that they had withdrew from my checking account 213.29, monthly payment. I sent them a letter and have the signed receipt, put a stop on my checking account but the slick a## people changed the name in order to slip thru my bank. I am now in the process of of waiting on the bank to do their job. Most likely will have to close my account I've had since 1989 and reopen another one.

Never want to go to Orlando again, rip off scam artists.

Thanks for any advice you care to share with me.

Actually, you didn't have to retain an attorney to rescind a developer bought timeshare contract that's within the rescission period. A simple note, including details of purchase saying that you've changed your mind and sent by USPS certified mail with return receipt would have been all that was necessary. Rescission days (or the cooling off period) is the law and resorts get them everyday.