My husband and I bought a timeshare in February while on our family vacation in Florida....We have a timeshare through vacation villas at fantasyworld in kissimmee. We have timeshare period 31-39 biennial odd in unit two and 99-39 biennial even in unit three. I was really debating on cancelling it when we got home but for some reason didn't...what a stupid move on my part. We have had problems from the start. I called today to get reservations so I could deposit it for points and was told there are no reservations available. Was asked why I waited so long to make reservations. We pretty much were not told anything, and have been trying to figure out about the timeshare on our own. Had no clue that there was a possibility we wouldn't even be able to use this year. I don't understand how they can legally do this.
Was considering talking with a lawyer because there are discrepancies with the contract. Hoping we might be able to void it...probably a long shot but at this point I don't think we have much to lose. On our purchase agreement it states we have an annual timeshare, but on the mortgage deed it states we have a biennial unit. Does anyone know if this would qualify voiding the contract?
Anybody have any suggestions with the reservations or trying to void the contract?
Thanks for any help!
Was considering talking with a lawyer because there are discrepancies with the contract. Hoping we might be able to void it...probably a long shot but at this point I don't think we have much to lose. On our purchase agreement it states we have an annual timeshare, but on the mortgage deed it states we have a biennial unit. Does anyone know if this would qualify voiding the contract?
Anybody have any suggestions with the reservations or trying to void the contract?
Thanks for any help!