jeffrapp
TUG Member
Last fall, I contacted DR, indicating I wanted to relinquish my ownership. They accepted, and sent a confirming email, indicating that I would get the paperwork in 60-90 days. The basics of the deal was that they would take back my ownership, and I would have to pay $250 for the paperwork.
I was told several times not to pay my maintenance fees for 2018.
As of today (4/14/18) I have never gotten the papers they promised, despite numerous calls and repeated promises.
A couple of weeks ago, I received a notice of suspension from a different department of DR, indicating that I could no longer make reservations.
In the notice, they threatened me with attorney's fees and collection agency actions, if I didn't pay up. They gave me 2 choices: pay up, or allow the account to remain delinquent, in which case they would recover my points, and terminate my membership.
I asked the person at Loss Mitigation who had repeatedly advised me to ignore this letter what to do. She again advised to ignore it. I then asked her if any of this may effect my credit rating. She said no. I also asked her why I shouldn't simply let them foreclose, in which case I wouldn't have to pay the $250. She didn't have a real answer.
My question for the forum is whether anybody else has had a similar experience, and what they think I should do. Also, is there any risk to my credit rating if I don't pay? Any other advice?
I don't trust them at all.
Thanks in advance.
I was told several times not to pay my maintenance fees for 2018.
As of today (4/14/18) I have never gotten the papers they promised, despite numerous calls and repeated promises.
A couple of weeks ago, I received a notice of suspension from a different department of DR, indicating that I could no longer make reservations.
In the notice, they threatened me with attorney's fees and collection agency actions, if I didn't pay up. They gave me 2 choices: pay up, or allow the account to remain delinquent, in which case they would recover my points, and terminate my membership.
I asked the person at Loss Mitigation who had repeatedly advised me to ignore this letter what to do. She again advised to ignore it. I then asked her if any of this may effect my credit rating. She said no. I also asked her why I shouldn't simply let them foreclose, in which case I wouldn't have to pay the $250. She didn't have a real answer.
My question for the forum is whether anybody else has had a similar experience, and what they think I should do. Also, is there any risk to my credit rating if I don't pay? Any other advice?
I don't trust them at all.
Thanks in advance.