How to Cancel a Timeshare or Travel Club Purchase, after the standard rescission period, in Nevada, California, Florida and other States.

We show you How To take a few Easy Steps to Cancel your Timeshare or Travel Club Contract using very little of your own Time, Effort or Money.

No Attorney required - You can Do This Yourself!

Examples would not be limited to: Sapphire Resorts - Starpoint Resort Group Inc., TLC Resorts - Share Life Vacations Club, Westgate Resorts, Hilton HGVC Resorts, Wyndham Resorts, Marriott Vacation Club, Shell Resorts, Diamond Resorts, Berkley Group - Vacation Village Resorts and Bluegreen Vacations Unlimited, Inc.


If you want to personally

Legally Cancel your Timeshare*

or Travel Club Purchase*

- and get a FULL REFUND -

This just might be the Self-Help you are in need of.

*This method works for Purchase Complaints LESS THAN four (4) years from the Date of Purchase.

Don't blame us for the time frame - It's a legal thing about

FRAUD Statutes of limitation.

This is a FREE-DO-IT-YOURSELF Site for those that feel deserving of a FULL REFUND for the Cancellation of a recent Purchase from a Timeshare or Travel Club entity, doing business in the USA.

What constitutes fraud in the US?

Fraud is a term that refers to the use of intentional deception to gain something of value, usually money. Fraud is generally committed through the use of false statements, misrepresentation, or dishonest conduct intended to mislead or deceive.


What are the 3 types of misrepresentation?

There are three types of misrepresentations—innocent misrepresentation, negligent misrepresentation, and fraudulent misrepresentation—all of which have varying remedies.


Is misrepresentation a criminal offense in USA?

Misrepresentation can be both a civil wrong (a tort) or a criminal wrong. If the misrepresentation rises to the level of fraud, a defendant can face serious legal consequences.


What are the consequences of misrepresentation?

If the misrepresentation is identified, the contract can be declared void and depending on the situation, the unfavorably impacted party may seek damages. In such a contract dispute, the party who made the misrepresentation becomes the Defendant and the aggrieved party is the Plaintiff, in a Court of Law.

A Timeshare Developer or Travel Club Seller's worst nightmare is to lose a Court Case accusing them of intentional, deliberate, acts of FRAUD.

THE Finance Managers, on the Sales Floor, are trained to do EVERYTHING they can to "clean up EVERYTHING you have been told, thus far, using the Finance Manager's abilities", prior to you signing the FINAL Legally Binding AGREEMENT to your LONG TERM Commitment.

They MAKE SURE that the information "in your head" (filled BEFORE you got to the "Verification Office") is just "gray enough" to get by that life changing financial commitment during that fully recorded signing session.

All the while; the Salespeople involved are Hoping and Praying that no one is smart enough to do the obvious; Ask pertinent or clarifying Questions that would require honest answers and possibly "kill the deal" at the Signing Table.

IF this happened to YOU take them to Court (or just threaten to) in exchange for them returning your Money. It's Easy!