Hello All,
(I've discovered the proper sub-folder for Worldmark, sorry for posting in wrong place)
A story I'm sure that has been told hundreds of times before (question at the end):
Young couple gets enticed by a free vacation and dinner credits to view a SHORT presentation. During this not short presentation, seemingly friendly 'consultants' make it seem like an AMAZING idea to stop throwing away money at hotels and buy into something that you will have perpetual ownership!!! The young couple reasons that the monthly charges would fit within the budget and decide to jump in, yay!
Of course, during the long presentation, voices of family members warnings of time share nightmares past were ignored. Once the couple got home, the voices got louder and so the couple went to the internet, and lo and behold, the same super modest package they bought for $16K can be had for $2K or less. The Horror! Fortunately, the couple are well within their recession period, so a happy ending is forthcoming!
Now for the actual question: Once we rescind the contract, will there be any problems with buying on the resell market and transferring to us? Of course one of the sales tactics to create urgency was saying that "this is a one time only offer, once you say 'no' today, you can only buy the 40 year lease option, not premier."
This is regarding Worldmark by Wyndham.
TIA - Steve
(I've discovered the proper sub-folder for Worldmark, sorry for posting in wrong place)
A story I'm sure that has been told hundreds of times before (question at the end):
Young couple gets enticed by a free vacation and dinner credits to view a SHORT presentation. During this not short presentation, seemingly friendly 'consultants' make it seem like an AMAZING idea to stop throwing away money at hotels and buy into something that you will have perpetual ownership!!! The young couple reasons that the monthly charges would fit within the budget and decide to jump in, yay!
Of course, during the long presentation, voices of family members warnings of time share nightmares past were ignored. Once the couple got home, the voices got louder and so the couple went to the internet, and lo and behold, the same super modest package they bought for $16K can be had for $2K or less. The Horror! Fortunately, the couple are well within their recession period, so a happy ending is forthcoming!
Now for the actual question: Once we rescind the contract, will there be any problems with buying on the resell market and transferring to us? Of course one of the sales tactics to create urgency was saying that "this is a one time only offer, once you say 'no' today, you can only buy the 40 year lease option, not premier."
This is regarding Worldmark by Wyndham.
TIA - Steve
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