Hi, I had a time share week in the USA, which back in 2018 or before, we contacted the company and asked to relinquish our week as we didn’t use it, I had no paperwork from them so I presumed it was all sorted, earlier this year I started to get invoices from the company for back fees, I emailed, tried to call then, sent recorded letters and no correspondence other than repeated invoices, I kept trying to email to ask why no bills for 4 years etc, Today I received a letter from a debt collection agency in the USA for the fees, Where do I stand? I only have the recent correspondence as not hearing from them for years, during covid I cleared out all the previous paperwork as thought it was all sorted and I no longer had the week. Any advice or guidance would be appreciated. Many thanks

Does the Consumer Rights Act 2015 cover Timeshare Contracts

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I’m thinking about buying a timeshare (1 week) in Portugal. Should I do this through a small company or as an individual?

I have started the process in selling my time share, but the funds have been seized by Mexican government, with very scary emails from the first email I received from them .

Do you cover Mexico

we continue to be charged for maintenance costs even though we have stopped using our timeshare over ten years now.

My wife and I are separating
She is buying another timeshare and needs a solicitor
The solicitor has asked for an upfront payment of his total bill
Is this normal practice nowadays or should she be wary?