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Re: Vida Vacations & Grand Mayan lies (by Jc E.):
Lance C., I have read several of your posts so feel I can pose the direct question: If you bought into a Vidanta contract for lodging and services, what happens if you just stop paying on the outstanding cash balance? I am willing to lose my down payment to just get out of the mistake I made. Can this default (since it was a loan of sorts from what looks like a Mexican bank) affect your credit in the US? Any idea what you would run in to if you travel to Mexico again? No offense, but how do you know for sure (is it related to the RTU contract really not being for property?)?
I appreciate all the input about not using a third party to 'sell' an existing timeshare. Vidanta pointed us to TRM. Contract language is confusing and of course they want a lot of money up front. Also, the TRM person said they had a contract with Vidanta to sell timeshares, which is of course NOT what we were told (though it doesn't really matter). There have been a number of inconsistencies with what we were told AND given on paper verses what our experience has been.
Thanks!