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Andrew Seaton-1cc
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After going to court in Gran Canaria and getting a judgement in our favour with the compensation awarded, how long should it take to receive our payment? The case was against AnfI and we attended court in Jan 2018 .

After going to court in Gran Canaria and getting a judgement in our favour with the compensation awarded, how long should it take to receive our payment? The case was against AnfI and we attended court in Jan 2018 .

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David Dods-408
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Hi, I bought a timeshare at Island Village many years ago (about 1985) we paid around 5k for 2 weeks and we used it maybe 3 times. We started to receive demands for annual maintenance fees and at the time ...Read more

Hi, I bought a timeshare at Island Village many years ago (about 1985) we paid around 5k for 2 weeks and we used it maybe 3 times. We started to receive demands for annual maintenance fees and at the time we couldn’t afford to pay them so we let things lapse. I still have the title deeds for the two weeks, do I still have the rights to sell these?

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John Esslemont-b54
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Bought my timeshare 17yrs ago for £22k this was for a 1 bedroom apartment. I pay around £700 a year as a maintenance fee. The Porto Mare in Funchal is a high-quality place but I do wonder if our purchase ...Read more

Bought my timeshare 17yrs ago for £22k this was for a 1 bedroom apartment. I pay around £700 a year as a maintenance fee. The Porto Mare in Funchal is a high-quality place but I do wonder if our purchase was completely legally correct through RCI. We would prefer to get it off our hands now. RCI has advised that to sell would not be recommended.

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Maria taylor-754
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A timeshare paid for with a loan when paid off. Who owns it, the loan company or the ‘purchaser’. That is, is the seller paid for it upfront via the loan company, so the seller no longer owns it? So ...Read more

A timeshare paid for with a loan when paid off. Who owns it, the loan company or the ‘purchaser’. That is, is the seller paid for it upfront via the loan company, so the seller no longer owns it? So then who does? The purchaser with the contract with the seller or the loan company? Thank you.

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Ainsleigh Morgan-516
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Had Timeshare RCI for 16 years could only go to bellamadena, all others needed a car or not available for my week. Paid £3400.00 + £3000 to convert to points paid £2000 five tears ago for release.

Had Timeshare RCI for 16 years could only go to bellamadena, all others needed a car or not available for my week. Paid £3400.00 + £3000 to convert to points paid £2000 five tears ago for release.

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David-8bc
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I have owned a deeded timeshare at celebration world resort (which is now festiva) for about 20 years. For the first say 15 years I was told I had week 52, which meant I counted to the 52nd Friday of ...Read more

I have owned a deeded timeshare at celebration world resort (which is now festiva) for about 20 years. For the first say 15 years I was told I had week 52, which meant I counted to the 52nd Friday of the year and that is when my week started. Now , starting last year when I called to exchange my week into rci, festiva tells me that I have points assigned to me and they tell me what weeks are available to me to exchange with rci. My deed states that my week is in “The plan” . I am trying to find out what the plan is within my deeded timeshare originally thru celebration world resort. I believe festiva is trying to get everyone into their points system even though we have a deeded week.

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