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getting out of my timeshares

I found that my timeshares is costing more money and grief than benefits as they claim. I was laid off my job last year and and now working but only make 30% of what I used to. All of it goes to my timeshares, I have more than one. I fell into a trap as I was trying to get out of one at the resort. I need help understanding the Quit Claim Deed, I don't understand it when I read it. I don't even know if they will take it back. Please help me. I am finding this a huge financial strain. What will happen if I become delinquent on my payments and maintenance fees? Will that go on my redit report and will they sue me? Please advise. Jen


Asked on 7/05/07, 6:18 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Robert Mccoy Law Office Of Robert McCoy

Re: getting out of my timeshares

Timeshares, it turns out are all to often one of the biggest scams out there. I would need to review your documents to advise you.

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Answered on 7/05/07, 8:23 pm


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