I’m selling my timeshare week in Scotland do I need a lawyer to transfer title to the buyer?
I’m selling my timeshare week in Scotland do I need a lawyer to transfer title to the buyer?
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I can no longer afford my timeshare week as it has gone from £500 to £617.62. I have had it for 17 years and now only have my state pension. I have called the office twice, emailed 3 times & ...Read more
I can no longer afford my timeshare week as it has gone from £500 to £617.62. I have had it for 17 years and now only have my state pension.
I have called the office twice, emailed 3 times & explained this and told them I have to give it up & asked how to go about this. So far I have not had any response.
Any advice would be great.
Can you tell me if Fernando & Associates is a scam or not, we were contacted by them as we were cancelling out timeshare. With 2 other companies it’s cost a fortune with no result. Thank you
Can you tell me if Fernando & Associates is a scam or not, we were contacted by them as we were cancelling out timeshare.
With 2 other companies it’s cost a fortune with no result.
Thank you
Does the Consumer Rights Act 2015 cover Timeshare Contracts
Does the Consumer Rights Act 2015 cover Timeshare Contracts
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Do you need NZ citizenship to buy a timeshare in NEw Zealand?
Do you need NZ citizenship to buy a timeshare in NEw Zealand?
Read lessI am being pressured by Newgate Legals to fork out £9,480 in advance to obtain compensation for a Marriott Timeshare (Son Antem) bought in October 2007 and several Seasons timeshares bought between 2011 and 2018, some with Barclays Partner Finance. ...Read more
I am being pressured by Newgate Legals to fork out £9,480 in advance to obtain compensation for a Marriott Timeshare (Son Antem) bought in October 2007 and several Seasons timeshares bought between 2011 and 2018, some with Barclays Partner Finance. What they are promising sounds quite feasible but I am very concerned about the pressure and the up-front payment required. I should be grateful for your advice as to how best to proceed.
Read lessMy husband has died and he had a time share contract I am not on the contract never signed any contract. Am I liable for his debt.
My husband has died and he had a time share contract I am not on the contract never signed any contract. Am I liable for his debt.
Read lessMy partner and I have a timeshare with Heritage. My partner passed away in February and I want to sell it. When I contacted Heritage they told me to contact a company called leisure and travel. I did this ...Read more
My partner and I have a timeshare with Heritage. My partner passed away in February and I want to sell it. When I contacted Heritage they told me to contact a company called leisure and travel. I did this and they told me they would sell it for £5000 and I would get maintenance fees and £499 which I had to pay for advertising for 6 months. They contacted me and have now suggested they advertise it as open to offer and I needed to pay ad additional £349 to continue advertising. Is there an easier way to sell.
Read lessGood day. I am looking to dump my timeshare. Due to medical we have been trying for 6 years to get out of it. My understanding is it has to be sold to get out. What if we both die. ...Read more
Good day. I am looking to dump my timeshare. Due to medical we have been trying for 6 years to get out of it. My understanding is it has to be sold to get out. What if we both die. My kids don’t want it. Do you HD ace any ideas how to get rid of it once and for all. Thank you.
Read lessSeasons Holidays plc who own Slaley Hall Lodges Ltd have written to Timeshare owners at Slaley Hall informing them that they are calling for a Special General Meeting to wind up the Owners Club from 30/12/2021.Read more
Seasons Holidays plc who own Slaley Hall Lodges Ltd have written to Timeshare owners at Slaley Hall informing them that they are calling for a Special General Meeting to wind up the Owners Club from 30/12/2021.
As they, Seasons plc, claim to own 80% of available weeks this apparently allows them to call the SGM and to have the resolution passed they need 75% of the vote. Therefore the vote is already a foregone conclusion.
What rights if any do the individual owners have?
I’m sure other owners will have raised questions but any advice you can provide would be greatly appreciated.