Original Message:
Not likely... (by KC):
lancec13 wrote:No, not likely. Since the PCC's who merely establish PoA make that fact abundantly clear, in writing within the contract, there is really no illegality involved. Unfortunately, some people either don't bother to read the contract, or they fail to understand (or even bother to try to understand) that a mere Power of Attorney to authorize a PCC to TRY to sell the timeshare is very, VERY different from an actual legal change in ownership by the preparation and formal recording of a new, valid deed in a new owner name.Any chance that any state's A-G is going to start taking action against these PCCs that claim that they will "cancel" your timeshare contract (and then merely assume power of attorney)?