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Can't hurt. Might help. It sort of depends on how important a good credit rating is to you. Worst case, they turn you over to collections and smear your credit score. Today, with the number of voluntary foreclosures in REAL real estate, how much weight will be put on a timeshare outfit's bad report. It's anyone's guess. It's really the only weapon they have. But it might cost you what you already paid them.
Even late, I'd send a rescission letter certified and let them know that you are not giving them any more. Cancel whatever credit cards they have on you and change the numbers.
Play hardball with them, because they will take whatever you offer them. If you threaten Profeco, be sure to enlist Profeco.
Jim
Even late, I'd send a rescission letter certified and let them know that you are not giving them any more. Cancel whatever credit cards they have on you and change the numbers.
Play hardball with them, because they will take whatever you offer them. If you threaten Profeco, be sure to enlist Profeco.
Jim