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Timeshare Advocacy International (by Sean A.):

That is a very good question. You do not need to pay to write to any of the agencies we recommend our clients write to, but to do so in a coordinated way with the correct information is what our clients pay for. Many think that they have been misrepresented when they have not, additionally, many sign into contracts with the belief that the person on the other end has their best interest at hand when in fact they do not. If you research you will find that in timeshare regulations in many states it is illegal to go into a contract with false information given at the table. Even if they sign a contract stating otherwise.

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