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Spinning wheels go nowhere... (by David K.):

There was at one time a class action lawsuit against ILX/Los Abrigados before they went bankrupt and were taken over by DRI. The suit was settled and the overwhelming share of the settlement went to the attorneys on both sides. The plaintiffs got a sum total of $30 credit, which could only be used at the resort and within a specified period of time. I used mine to get a bathrobe at the gift shop.

ken1193 wrote:

heleny42 wrote:

Please contact me on this law suit I have timeshare diamond resorts

Fyi, there is no way to "contact you" directly in these discussion forums.

If you have no unpaid loan balance and your maintenance fees are completely up to date, you can contact Diamond directly to use Diamond's "deedback" program (which they call "Transitions"). Diamond's deedback fee is now $750. If your account is not paid up to date, or if you purchased in the resale market (not directly from Diamond), you will not be eligible for deedback under Transitions.

It is my personal opinion that any "class action lawsuit" against Diamond (like most class action lawsuits) is just unrealistic wishful thinking. Most class action lawsuits (although great for the lawyers) ultimately go absolutely nowhere and yet still take a very long time to get there. I'd look at more effective and expedient options (like Transitions) to get yourself out of Diamond and get yourself out quickly, efficiently and permanently. It's your call and your decision. Good luck.