Rescinding Capital Vacations Trial Sampler Package. Resort gave no instructions!

[sawblade5]

I went to a presentation yesterday at the Capital Vacations office in Branson, MO and bought a sampler package that gives me 200,000 points for $2100 and I get a price freeze on my ownership offers.

Since I am a Bluegreen Owner they told me I can use them as aspire points with them once I become a Capital Owner, But I couldn't find any info anywhere on this. I think it's just a sales pitch lie.

However I feel like this purchase might not be a good choice for me and I kinda want out. I paid the entire $2100 on Credit Card. There was no rescindtion instructions in the packet I got and no address to send the letter to. The only thing I know is that I have 5 days to cancel from Yesterday.

So mu big questions are?

What is the address to send the letter to?

Should I contact my Credit Card company on wanting out of this, maybe evn getting a charge back, since they failed to give me any instructions to resind?

 

[dioxide45]

In some cases, these sampler packages don't qualify under the rescission laws.

 

[TUGBrian]

would reread the sales contract, usually it is buried somewhere in there. (and is required to be in florida at least).

grats on saving 2100 bucks!

 

[sawblade5]

I am not out of the woods yet, see what dioxide45 says and that is my problem. Those high pressure sales made to where I was in a big hurry. However I am sending a certified letter in already and filing a report to the Missouri Attorney General office.

 

[TheTimeTraveler]

I am not out of the woods yet, see what dioxide45 says and that is my problem. Those high pressure sales made to where I was in a big hurry. However I am sending a certified letter in already and filing a report to the Missouri Attorney General office.

All you can do is try (like you are) and see what drops out of the rescission tree.....

Best of luck!



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[bogey21]

In some cases, these sampler packages don't qualify under the rescission laws.

In addition Capital Vacations may be a Vacation Club and not a TimeShare...

George

 

[dioxide45]

In addition Capital Vacations may be a Vacation Club and not a TimeShare...

George

Even things like Encore packages bought from major developers don't have rescission periods.

 

[Passepartout]

Worth a try to rescind, but know that most 'Samplers' at that price level are just pre-paid vacations to give a future sales team another shot at you. If there is a clause in your paperwork that use of it requires a sales presentation- or words to that effect- it's likely that's what you bought. Either take them up on their deal and don't buy anything, or chalk it up to a $2100 lesson and let it lapse.

Jim