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Timeshare Scams

Stuck in a Timeshare Nightmare?

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Many states, including South Carolina, have laws protecting consumers from deceptive sales  practices used by the timeshare industry.

Timeshare Companies Are Prohibited From:

  • Offering a promotional item without disclosing that the item is being used to sell timeshares
  • Misrepresenting the availability of timeshare reservations
  • Misrepresenting or deceptively representing the location of the timeshare
  • Misrepresenting the size, nature, extent, qualities, or characteristics of the timeshare
  • Misrepresenting the nature or extent of services offered at the timeshare
  • Making misleading or deceptive representations concerning the timeshare contract or the purchaser's rights under the contract
  • Misrepresenting the conditions under which a purchaser may exchange rights to one timeshare location for another
  • Failing to provide the purchaser with a separate written public offering statement before the purchaser signs the contract
  • Failing to provide the purchaser with a fully completed copy of the contract at the time of sale
  • Failing to honor the company's obligations under the contract
  • Doing any other act of fraud, misrepresentation, or failing to make a disclosure of a material fact

Do Any of These Situations Sound Familiar?

They promised only a "ninety-minute" sales presentation but it dragged on for hours, until you finally bought a timeshare.
They promised you would have no trouble reserving a week at your preferred resort but you cannot find any available rooms.
You converted your timeshare to points but now your points have lost their value. Or, perhaps, they misrepresented the quality of the resort.
You are paying high maintenance fees or even higher mortgage payments for a timeshare you do not or cannot use.

How Can I Cancel My Timeshare Contract?

The law allows you to cancel your timeshare contract within five days without penalty or obligation. You may also be able to cancel your timeshare contract and get a refund if the timeshare company made misrepresentations when they sold you the timeshare or if they violated other provisions of the timeshare law.

If you were lied to by the timeshare company, are having buyers’ remorse, or you are simply tired of high mortgage payments and maintenance fees, contact Connor Law today to get a FREE case evaluation by an experienced timeshare attorney.

Have You Been the Victim of a Timeshare Scam?

Contact Connor Law today for a FREE case evaluation by an experienced timeshare lawyer and find out how we can help you escape your timeshare nightmare.

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