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GOT the "fine print" faxed to me earlier today, no marriage requirement, nothing in the fine print that would allow them to say they are going to give me the tickets in exchange for the 90 minute presentation, and then not do it.
This trip is for TWO to DISNEY WORLD. Yes, I can take my daughter. Who do you THINK is going to Disney World? Two adults? Or someone with a child, obviously. Time Share is not going to market TWO tickets to a COUPLE, and then offer the destination as Disney World and expect to get any takers. That would be like my celebrating my birthday at Chuck E Cheese.
My credit score was good enough to purchase my home at 24 and it is still in the high 700s now.
I assure you, I have been around the block MUCH more than you, and Timeshare does NOT want to get sued and be ordered to pay court costs on TOP of reimbursement for the trip they reneged on, at a court date they wouldn't dream of showing up to.
I reiterate, if they try to reneg at the conclusion of the 90 minutes, I will simply show them the copy of our agreement, inform them loud enough for everyone to hear, that I will be more than happy to sue when I return to Virginia (The jurisdiction where the initial agreement took place) for reimbursement, and that I've said all I intend to say.
Suing a corporation in small claims court almost without exception results in someone calling to settle, or them simply not showing up in court. Been there, done that.
So why'd ya ask if ya already know all tha answers? (Said in my UrbanSpeak)
Finally, a real response addressing legitimate tips and concerns. Thank you.
Some of these other posters either have no idea what a written agreement means, or everything they think they know about Timeshare comes from watching South Park.
Or we just pay for the trip. All those lawsuits you win, surely you can afford one measly trip?
"Look, you're a minute over, you do realize
that I"VE NEVER LOST A CASE...."
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