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Many timeshare owners could think in stop paying their timeshares, especially those who are tired of paying expensive fees. This decision could be a huge mistake, because the resort can affect your credit score sending you to a collection agency. Read this article to know how to deal with timeshare collection agencies.
Sick of paying timeshare fees every year, most of timeshare owners decide to stop...
This is a question that pops up very frequently in several timeshare blogs and forums. Find out the consequences that may occur if you stop paying your timeshare
What happens if I stop paying my timeshare? Many timeshare owners could think on this as a last resort option, especially those who are desperate and tired of trying numerous solutions to get out of their timeshare unit, including selling ...
When you buy a timeshare, you have to make sure you understand all the terms and conditions established in the contract, like the obligation to pay timeshare annual maintenance fees. Learn more about timeshare maintenance fees and how to get rid of them.
The idea of owning a timeshare is that you have quality vacations ensured for the rest of your life at an incredible price, or at least that is what...
Tired of paying expensive fees every year, many timeshare owners simply decide to stop paying to the resort. That could be a huge mistake, beware of collection agencies that can affect your credit score.
Timeshare contracts must follow the regulations established in the country where the purchase was made; therefore, there are a big number of timeshare consumers who have the idea that if they bought...
The first idea one would have to recover a down payment from a timeshare developer is to dispute the credit card charges. Learn the advantages and disadvantages of making this move.
Recent victims of timeshare fraud turn to their credit card company for help to cancel their timeshare purchase. Unfortunately, this is normally of little help for the client, and can even ...
Learn the 1 solution that will stop those collection letters from the timeshare resort for good as well as protect your credit rating.
Timeshare contracts are legally binding in Mexico, the USA and Canada. Numerous timeshare consumers do not take the time to read their contract carefully because they are on vacation, and often think that a contract signed in Mexico will not leave them with any repercussions...
The main reason people stick to their timeshares is because they are afraid that the resort will affect their credit score if they stop paying for it. Learn the possible outcomes you, as a client, have to cancel your timeshare but also protect your credit score at the same time.
Many clients contact us because they have had a ...
