posted 1st December 2023
Have your Club La Costa maintenance fees increased? If so, now might be the time to exit your contract and get your money back. Wyndham Resorts took over Club La Costa after they went into strategic liquidation. Timeshare buyouts and takeovers always result in members receiving increased maintenance fees. It's a simple way for timeshare companies to take advantage of their existing owners' base. Unfortunately, the timeshare industry is unregulated, so timeshare companies are a law unto themselves. As such, firm representation is required to protect your best interests.
We have been representing Club La Costa members for ten years. Within that time, we have cancelled thousands of contracts and made more than 10 million pounds in compensation claims. On the 5th of May 2023, the banks that funded the Club La Costa Fractional membership lost their High Court challenge of the Financial Obudsman's final decision. Mrs Justice Collins Rice agreed with the Financial Ombudsman Service and determined that the Fractional membership was illegally mis-sold as an investment. This decision has opened the floodgates for Fractional members, with thousands claiming back their money and getting their outstanding finance written off.
Based on the vast amount of Club La Costa complaints we receive every week, it is abundantly evident that thousands of Club La Costa members have been embroiled in one of the biggest timeshare scams in history. Barclays Partner Finance, Shawbrook Bank and Hitachi Personal Finance now owe mis-sold members over £500 million in compensation payments.
Our 100% No Upfront Fee Policy means that we can legally exit you from your contract and claim your compensation without the payment of ANY upfront fees.
