Help needed to rescind

[RRedlich]

My husband and I met a widow traveling alone for the first time. She attended a sales meeting and after 4 hours and being overwhelmed she made a purchase of $50k. That afternoon she wanted to cancel the contract. I gave her a sample rescission letter and advised her to mail it certified before the 7 days expired. I told her the address to send the letter was in her contract. I was shocked when she stated that she had not yet received her pdf copy of the contract.

Does anyone have the address, so that I can provide it to her?

 

[Fido Chuckwagon]

Edit: Nevermind, just realized it’s obviously Wyndham since this is in the Wyndham forum, disregard.

 

[TUGBrian]

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hope she is still within her 7 day rescission period!

 

[RRedlich]

Sticky - HELP! How can I cancel/rescind my recent Wyndham timeshare purchase

How To Rescind Your Recent Wyndham Timeshare purchase This post is designed to be a quick guide on how to rescind your timeshare purchase from Wyndham. If you are not purchasing from Wyndham, or want a more in-depth guide please refer to this TUG advice article...

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hope she is still within her 7 day rescission period!

It's 3 days into it

 

[BrianinCA]

From my contract, I did email and postal.

Wyndham Vacation Resorts Inc.
Attn Rescission Department
6277 Sea Harbor Drive
Orlando, Fl 32821

or fax 407-626-6753
or e-mail Rescissions.wvr@wyn.com

hope this helps,
brian

 

[RRedlich]

Thank you

 

[WorldT]

Thank you

Also, if you look at the contract, it should have all the options for recision. Have her use all. No such thing as overkill. Would only cost her a few dollars.

 

[Sandi Bo]

Thank goodness she ran into you @RRedlich (and of course thank goodness for TUG).

 

[Skyyblueplaya]

I do not mean to sound heartless and incapable of feelings but I do not understand how this happens. Maybe because I do not have $50,000 that i could even imagine spending in one transaction, but how does this happen, when people aer held "captive" for 4 hours with someone until they agree to purchase something? My parents have been to a couple timeshare presentations. Im not a native Floridian so it was a family tradition to sign up for the timeshare presentation, so we can go to Orlando for 3 nights for $150 and get $150 Amex card of whatever they're offering... and NOT BUY a timeshare.....

Im sure my parents had a Westgate timeshare for like a year, i have no idea whatever became of that thing LOL im talking back in like 2002. Maybe it wasnt a FULL timeshare but like a sample thing? They went to Vegas and once to Orlando and that was it. No more timeshare.

 

[RRedlich]

I do not mean to sound heartless and incapable of feelings but I do not understand how this happens. Maybe because I do not have $50,000 that i could even imagine spending in one transaction, but how does this happen, when people aer held "captive" for 4 hours with someone until they agree to purchase something? My parents have been to a couple timeshare presentations. Im not a native Floridian so it was a family tradition to sign up for the timeshare presentation, so we can go to Orlando for 3 nights for $150 and get $150 Amex card of whatever they're offering... and NOT BUY a timeshare.....

Im sure my parents had a Westgate timeshare for like a year, i have no idea whatever became of that thing LOL im talking back in like 2002. Maybe it wasnt a FULL timeshare but like a sample thing? They went to Vegas and once to Orlando and that was it. No more timeshare.

I do get what you're saying, it took my breath away when ahe told me. I guess, she was naive and lonely. She was genuinely a kind person.

 

[WorldT]

I do not mean to sound heartless and incapable of feelings but I do not understand how this happens. Maybe because I do not have $50,000 that i could even imagine spending in one transaction, but how does this happen, when people aer held "captive" for 4 hours with someone until they agree to purchase something? My parents have been to a couple timeshare presentations. Im not a native Floridian so it was a family tradition to sign up for the timeshare presentation, so we can go to Orlando for 3 nights for $150 and get $150 Amex card of whatever they're offering... and NOT BUY a timeshare.....

Im sure my parents had a Westgate timeshare for like a year, i have no idea whatever became of that thing LOL im talking back in like 2002. Maybe it wasnt a FULL timeshare but like a sample thing? They went to Vegas and once to Orlando and that was it. No more timeshare.

People fall for it all the time. That is just the reality. We here at TUG are doing our best to get the word out to stop people from falling for it. Those who did fall for it and are fortunate enough to find themselves in this forum have been helped to rescind. There is thread that tries to capture how much has been saved for the second scenario.

 

[Timeshare Von]

I agree with the comments here . . . I'm constantly amazed that people "fall for it" . . . and empathetic when I hear their stories and how easy it is for them to feel they got a decent deal. I met a few people on our most recent trip to Pompano Beach, several of whom were getting ready to attend their presentation the next day (or two). I sure hope I was helpful enough to the one couple who needed to rescind and to the others to avoid caving in and buying anything.

 

[Skyyblueplaya]

Maybe im still a child at heart, i'll cry scream throw a tantrum LMAO

"GET ME THE HELL OUT OF HERE!!"

they might kick me out of the hotel lmaoooo

That the problem with us Customer Service Angels. I've heard enough BS to know how to use BS LOL