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Re: Timeshare Advocacy International (by R P.):

roberts1192 wrote:

The business model is for the owner of the timeshare to pay for, and continue to pay for "Certified Mail" what they call "notice of revocations letters" to the timeshare that is to be cancelled. By this method of sending out these "revocation"letters" every week for 120 days, the length of the contract that is signed.. In adddition, the owner of the timeshare is to call the President of the timeshare once or twice per week and request this timeshare be cancelled. . And add up-front fee of $2,000 or more with no "guarantees".

Sorry, still confused .... I've never heard of anything referring to timeshares being as complicated concerning 'revocation letters' and ' the owner (would that be you or the new owner?) calling the president (who would this be?) of the timeshare (there are no presidents of timeshares, there IS an HOA president or the developer) to request this timeshare be cancelled' and such, however they would have no authority to cancel a timeshare transaction that's already taken place.

Are you trying to cancel a timeshare transaction that took place via TAI? If so, and you signed a transaction contract agreement for them to sell your timeshare and they did, then I see no recourse for you.