I am currently having a dispute with the timeshare seller. I traded a 3 bedroom for two 2 bedroom units (so I thought). In actual fact I own two 3 bedroom units which come with higher maintenance fees. In addition the sales person provided information during the sales pitch which I am finding out has been less than accurate and I would have never agreed to the exchange with correct information. Has anyone had this type of issue with a developer? I should mention I am from Canada and would like to know what options I have in dealing with this.
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Owner in Hilton Head Seeking advice
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Where are you in the purchase process? Did you read all the paperwork carefully before you signed it? The salesman's verbal promises don't make any difference - all that matters is what the contract says.
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Where are you in the purchase process? Did you read all the paperwork carefully before you signed it? The salesman's verbal promises don't make any difference - all that matters is what the contract says.
If you haven't completed the purchase - just say No!