Your total cost to not only get out of your timeshare is 995.00 (US). Get started for only 495 down and balance of 500 dollars payable only after your timeshare or travel club contract is cancelled and your money is refunded.
All you do is print, sign and mail all documents I send you. You will be out in about 4 to 5 months. Stop paying that monthly payment and those annual maintenance fees today.
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GETTING YOU OUT AND YOUR MONEY BACK
If your timeshare or travel club salesperson lied to you and misrepresented what you were buying, then you can get out of your contract and get your money back.
I have been collecting owner complaints for years where the salespeople have lied to clients. Sothe resorts no longer can use the excuse "you must have gotten a rogue salesperson" we are sorry but too bad. Not when there are hundreds of innocent owners at all of their different resorts telling the same lies. Or omitting information that would have stopped you from buying.
I can help, I do all of the work. Gathering the research, ordering court records and running background checks on the salespeople.
All you have to do is print, sign and mail. I am with you until the end. No matter how many letters. We won't take no for an answer.
I have been collecting owner complaints for years where the salespeople have lied to clients. Sothe resorts no longer can use the excuse "you must have gotten a rogue salesperson" we are sorry but too bad. Not when there are hundreds of innocent owners at all of their different resorts telling the same lies. Or omitting information that would have stopped you from buying.
I can help, I do all of the work. Gathering the research, ordering court records and running background checks on the salespeople.
All you have to do is print, sign and mail. I am with you until the end. No matter how many letters. We won't take no for an answer.
Holidaymakers claim timeshare compensation
Holidaymakers
have brought the first High Court case against a timeshare exchange
company, alleging they were victims of an operation that kept them in
the dark and rented out their properties for the company’s profit, writes Jane Croft.
Attorney General Koster obtains restitution for consumer victims of timeshare sales company
Jefferson City, Mo. – Attorney General Chris Koster
today announced that Welk Resort Sales, Inc., a California corporation
that sells timeshares in Branson, has entered into an agreement to pay
$18,000 in restitution to Missouri consumers who purchased timeshares
from Welk. This money will be refunded to 15 Missouri consumer victims.
In addition, any agreement between these consumers and Welk has been
terminated.
The Attorney General’s Office had received consumer complaints about Welk, including being misled about the benefits from their timeshare ownership and how they could use, cancel or sell their timeshares.
Under the agreement, Welk will be required to ensure that its employees are complying with the laws of the state of Missouri, including the assurance that consumers are getting everything that they pay for, and that there are no material misrepresentations being made.
Failure to meet the terms of this agreement could result in further legal action being taken by the Attorney General’s Office.
“Timeshare purchases are a big investment on the part of consumers, who trust that they are being treated fairly by the sellers,” Koster said. “I am pleased that we were able to obtain restitution for consumers and release them from unwanted contracts.”
Missourians who had a similar experience with Welk, or who suspect timeshare fraud in general, should contact the Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Hotline at 800-392-8222 or file a complaint online at ago.mo.gov.
The Attorney General’s Office had received consumer complaints about Welk, including being misled about the benefits from their timeshare ownership and how they could use, cancel or sell their timeshares.
Under the agreement, Welk will be required to ensure that its employees are complying with the laws of the state of Missouri, including the assurance that consumers are getting everything that they pay for, and that there are no material misrepresentations being made.
Failure to meet the terms of this agreement could result in further legal action being taken by the Attorney General’s Office.
“Timeshare purchases are a big investment on the part of consumers, who trust that they are being treated fairly by the sellers,” Koster said. “I am pleased that we were able to obtain restitution for consumers and release them from unwanted contracts.”
Missourians who had a similar experience with Welk, or who suspect timeshare fraud in general, should contact the Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Hotline at 800-392-8222 or file a complaint online at ago.mo.gov.
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