posted 9th December 2024
Are you worried that the information you have received regarding a timeshare exit or timeshare claim isn't genuine? Join the queue! Propaganda relating to timeshare claims litters the Internet, with 99% of the protagonist's assistance holding a hidden agenda.
More often than not, this agenda typically revolves around asking you to pay upfront fees for a service they are not regulated to supply. Timeshare exit and claim services are not based on opinion but a simple set of facts that, if adhered to, will ensure that you make the right decisions.
Unregulated timeshare claims advice has cost thousands of timeshare owners millions of pounds in compensation. Whether that was talking the victim out of making a claim, not being regulated to make a claim or claiming in the wrong jurisdiction, it has all led to enormous losses for victims.
In most cases, the hidden agenda was that the company or persons in question never intended to make a claim; their only interest was the upfront fee. Unfortunately for many, this bad advice has not only lost the client's money but also put the case in jeopardy of being out of time and statute barred.
In most cases, getting out of your timeshare contract is relatively straightforward. Some resorts will even take your timeshare back for free. However, if you believe you were mis-sold and deserve compensation, it's essential to check whether you can claim before you sign your ownership back to your resort.
In our experience, despite timeshare companies going into 'strategic liquidation', they soon put their heads above the parapet when there is any sign you are claiming through their associated lender you borrowed from to fund your purchase—for example, Club La Costa and Shawbrook Bank.
If you are unsure that the advice you have been given is incorrect or you wish to exit your timeshare or make a regulated timeshare claim, get in touch.
