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Rebecca OMalley-160
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I have been cold-called by a claims company saying I have a claim on a Marriott timeshare I bought in 2010, it’s a Spanish contract / floating week that are apparently illegal now they tell me ?? They want a ...Read more

I have been cold-called by a claims company saying I have a claim on a Marriott timeshare I bought in 2010, it’s a Spanish contract / floating week that are apparently illegal now they tell me ??
They want a £5000 upfront fee so pretty sure they are scammers.
I would like some advice on if any of this is true and if I have a claim or not.

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Paula bird-58b
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Hi I am trying to exit a timeshare which we entered into in November 2019 on a points system . Haven’t been able to use the timeshare at all because of COVID . There was 4 people who ...Read more

Hi I am trying to exit a timeshare which we entered into in November 2019 on a points system . Haven’t been able to use the timeshare at all because of COVID . There was 4 people who signed the agreements and myself and my husband have now fallen out with the other couple concerned. Can you please help

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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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Mrs S Townsend-a06
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We have had a timeshare for 42 years, And the freeholder has written to us saying that he has sold the complex and we will receive an amount calculated by him based on the amount he has agreed ...Read more

We have had a timeshare for 42 years, And the freeholder has written to us saying that he has sold the complex and we will receive an amount calculated by him based on the amount he has agreed to sell it for to a private consortium less 31% for all of the dealings costs involved.
He has built up a controlling stake of unsold weeks in the complex and proposes to send us out a waiver to sign relinquishing our rights of ownership in exchange for a sum that he thinks is a fair price for our apartments.
Is this legal?

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