The frozen accounts are mentioned in a lawsuit working its way through the Tennessee courts.
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81. On February 9, 2017 counsel for the Defendants notified the Plaintiffs through counsel that their timeshare accounts were being frozen and therefore as a consequence Plaintiffs would not be able to use any current reservations or make any additional reservations indefinitely.
82. On February 17, 2017 Plaintiffs’ counsel responded to Defendants’ letter asking that Plaintiffs’ accounts not be frozen and for further assurances that the plaintiffs’ accounts would in fact not be frozen.
83. There has been no further communication from defense counsel confirming or denying the current state of the Plaintiffs’ accounts or any plans to unfreeze said accounts.
136. Furthermore, Defendants breached said contracts by alerting the Plaintiffs that their accounts would be frozen and they no longer would have any access to their deeded properties beginning on February 28, 2017.
137. Defendants’ stated that Plaintiffs cannot book with points already paid for, and reservations already made, would be cancelled.
138. Defendants’ statements have now put Plaintiffs in limbo over whether they can book vacations, use their points to book vacations or pay maintenance fees, rent their timeshare, or otherwise use the timeshares they have paid for.
139. Defendants’ February 9, 2017 letter and subsequent lack of assurances or response to Plaintiffs’ February 17, 2017 letter has made it impossible for the Plaintiffs to reasonably exercise their rights under the contracts even if they have apparent ability to do so.