Good Trog...
Steve, for a troglodyte you sure do give consistently good advice...
I would send them a short note by regular mail (no need to be more formal here) advising them that:
Strictly speaking you probably don't need to send this letter, but if it causes someone to move more quickly you get your money back sooner. Further, it removes any argument they might attempt that you tacitly agreed to put your rescission request on hold.
- You received the message on the answering maching phone call.
- They have no right to unilaterally cancel your rescission request.
- Your rescission request remains in effect and you expect that they will terminate the agreement and refund all moneys paid in accordance with terms of the sales agreement.
You don't need to go into any other discussion about anything. One paragraph with those three bullet points is all you need. And be sure to explicitly mention your contract number so they can't say it wasn't clear which of their many accounts was the subject of the letter.
Steve, for a troglodyte you sure do give consistently good advice...