My husband and I bought one week of timeshare 1999 and another week at the same resort a few years later at Bahia Blanca Gran Caneria. We continued with maintenance payments till his death in 2004 I continued for a while then misguidedly tried ‘Sell my timeshare’ in 2006. They are under investigation by police and I got my £6000 back via sect 75 with Nat West about 2017. I used Preteorian Legal to get out of the annual maintenance contract as they broke off their contract with Bahia Blanca via a Tenerife address who owned the site.
However the initial outlay of £12,000 I am still out of pocket. As I am now 67 years old this money would now be useful to me. I was informed last year the company we bought our first year with at Bahia Blanca sold the business on 2000 and we had no new contract with the new owners for maintenance but we paid it never the less

I had paid for 6 weeks holidays through vacations in the sun in 2020. Due to covid all I have had is my 1 free week.
Now when trying to book further holidays apparently nothing is available and emails go unanswered
Can you advice
Isabell Mcphee

We have owned a time share( Marina Park since 1990 a floating member we have not been allowed to use it over the past couple of years but still have to pay a large maintainable cost. We don’t want it any more and we’re going to take back our membership certificate this year but holiday got cancelled again. How do we get rid of this now burden around our necks as I retire in a few months. I hear the Spanish government are now closing all the timeshare properties anyway

How much would a payment be if a person would buy into Bluegreen with Gold or higher member?