We exercised our legal right to rescind a Westgate Resorts contract within the 10-day rescission period as outlined in Exhibit 1, Public Disclosures #4, only to be ignored in full. So, we brought it to the attention of their CEO, as our initial cancellation attempt sent to Westgate on March 3, 2025, has gone unanswered. Our decision to cancel stems from a significant change in our financial circumstances that occurred just three days after the purchase, on February 23, 2025. As retirees living on Social Security—I am 70 years old, and my husband is 66—we recently assumed financial responsibility for our daughter and grandson. This unexpected obligation makes it impossible to sustain the additional debt and ongoing maintenance fees tied to this timeshare. Keeping it is not an option for us. Upon receiving the contract on March 2, 2025, we discovered Exhibit 1 Public Disclosures #4 – “You may cancel contract without any penalty or obligation withing ten (10) calendar days after the date you sign this contract or THE DATE ON WHICH YOU RECEIVE THE LAST DATE OF ALL DOCUMENTS REQUIRED TO BE GIVEN TO YOU PURSUANT TO SECTION 721.07 (6), FLORIDA STATUTES, WHICHEVER IS LATER.” Acting promptly, we sent a cancellation letter to Westgate on March 3, 2025, well within this 10-day window from receipt of the documents. The delayed delivery, the rushed signing process, undisclosed fees, and our dire financial situation reinforce our legal and moral grounds for cancellation. We fear that we might have to seek out a lawyer if they continue to ignore us and their legal obligations.
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