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Can't make payment on my timeshare. What are the consequences? Please need some help. (by R P.):
And that's the problem .... buying a timeshare simply going by a verbal presentation .... it's only what's in the written contract that holds up in a court of law .... you seem to read/write perfect English .... you certainly could have interpreted the contract to your parents.
marialejandrap wrote:Thank you for your answers!! The truth is that my mom did buy the timeshare trusting what they said. Our native language is Spanish and the whole contract is in English? We shouldn't have accepted that. At the end we decided not pay anymore and we are going to send a letter to the company called "the seller". Let's see how all this is going to end up.jayjay wrote:Why would someone buy a timeshare and not be able to read the contract? Also, timeshares are listed in county real estate records as property owned whether or not you deem timeshares to be real estate.