This step by step guide will teach you everything you need to know and do, to get your timeshare cancelled and your money back. It will tell you where to gather research to help make your case, and where to send the information. It includes sample letters to send the timeshare.
Inside:
The Dispute Letter
The Questionnaire
How To Gather Internet Complaints
Ordering Court Records from Past Lawsuits
Letter of Demand
and more.....
Get Out of Your Timeshare or Travel Club is published as an eBook and will be delivered within two hours. Also available at the Apple iBook store.
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Monday, February 5, 2018
Wednesday, June 22, 2016
ORDER BACKGROUND CHECKS
Part of building your case against your timeshare or travel club is to point out the less than stellar lifestyle of their sales representative.
People who work in the timeshare business make a lot of money and party very hard. Some states do not require any type of licensing for someone to sell timeshare. Travel Clubs never require a professional license. Guess where the worst of the worst go to work at?
If you are trying to prove your sale person lied to you, it makes your case a lot stronger if you can show that person has a record for drugs, alcohol abuse or a felony conviction.
I have discovered sales people who were pedophiles, drug users and out and out crooks. The kinds of things a resort wouldn't want to end up on the evening news.
I have made it easy to order a background check through Verify First. Click on the Buy Here button for background checks. I will send you a form for names and location. I can usually have your request in .pdf form within 24 hours and it only cost 19.95 through Paypal.
People who work in the timeshare business make a lot of money and party very hard. Some states do not require any type of licensing for someone to sell timeshare. Travel Clubs never require a professional license. Guess where the worst of the worst go to work at?
If you are trying to prove your sale person lied to you, it makes your case a lot stronger if you can show that person has a record for drugs, alcohol abuse or a felony conviction.
I have discovered sales people who were pedophiles, drug users and out and out crooks. The kinds of things a resort wouldn't want to end up on the evening news.
I have made it easy to order a background check through Verify First. Click on the Buy Here button for background checks. I will send you a form for names and location. I can usually have your request in .pdf form within 24 hours and it only cost 19.95 through Paypal.
Monday, May 4, 2015
SPINNAKER HIT WITH CLASS ACTION
Another Hilton Head Island timeshare company has come under fire.
Two North Carolina residents filed a federal class-action lawsuit Friday against Spinnaker Resorts.
The lawsuit alleges the company broke the law by not registering with the state to sell timeshares at Bluewater by Spinnaker -- its resort on Squire Pope Road -- until September 2014. Before that time, the company "knowingly sold unregistered timeshares to the general public," the suit says.
The company has not responded to the lawsuit. Attempts Tuesday to reach representatives from Spinnaker were unsuccessful.
Legal experts say the case could devastate the company since state law allows timeshare owners who bought from an unregistered company to cancel contracts, according to the lawsuit and the S.C. Timeshare Act.
"If owners can reverse most of the sales before that time, I'm sure this company would be seeking Chapter 11 relief," said Mike Finn, a Largo, Fla., attorney whose firm specializes in timeshare law.
It was not known Tuesday how many owners bought timeshares before Spinnaker registered Bluewater. The company started building the 86-unit complex on the banks of Skull Creek in 2005.
It registered Bluewater on Sept. 2, 2014, according to a copy of the registration included in the lawsuit. Spinnaker also runs Waterside, Southwind, Egret Point and Carolina Club on Hilton Head, as well as resorts in Florida and Missouri.
The lawsuit was filed by Mark and Paula Fullbright, who bought a $26,000 timeshare at Bluewater in June 2014, according to court records.
After buying, the Fullbrights found out the company was not registered to sell Bluewater timeshares.
"My clients filed a federal lawsuit ... To void the timeshare contract and obtain a full refund of all monies paid under the contract," Joseph DuBois, a Hilton Head attorney representing the couple, said in a statement. The lawsuit asks that other owners who bought before September 2014 have the option to receive the same refund.
Two North Carolina residents filed a federal class-action lawsuit Friday against Spinnaker Resorts.
The lawsuit alleges the company broke the law by not registering with the state to sell timeshares at Bluewater by Spinnaker -- its resort on Squire Pope Road -- until September 2014. Before that time, the company "knowingly sold unregistered timeshares to the general public," the suit says.
The company has not responded to the lawsuit. Attempts Tuesday to reach representatives from Spinnaker were unsuccessful.
Legal experts say the case could devastate the company since state law allows timeshare owners who bought from an unregistered company to cancel contracts, according to the lawsuit and the S.C. Timeshare Act.
"If owners can reverse most of the sales before that time, I'm sure this company would be seeking Chapter 11 relief," said Mike Finn, a Largo, Fla., attorney whose firm specializes in timeshare law.
It was not known Tuesday how many owners bought timeshares before Spinnaker registered Bluewater. The company started building the 86-unit complex on the banks of Skull Creek in 2005.
It registered Bluewater on Sept. 2, 2014, according to a copy of the registration included in the lawsuit. Spinnaker also runs Waterside, Southwind, Egret Point and Carolina Club on Hilton Head, as well as resorts in Florida and Missouri.
The lawsuit was filed by Mark and Paula Fullbright, who bought a $26,000 timeshare at Bluewater in June 2014, according to court records.
After buying, the Fullbrights found out the company was not registered to sell Bluewater timeshares.
"My clients filed a federal lawsuit ... To void the timeshare contract and obtain a full refund of all monies paid under the contract," Joseph DuBois, a Hilton Head attorney representing the couple, said in a statement. The lawsuit asks that other owners who bought before September 2014 have the option to receive the same refund.
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