Trying to Exit a Timeshare? First Ask Who Represents You
By Gordon Newton When Joyce Orecchia decided she wanted out of her Las Vegas timeshare, she did what consumers are often advised to do: She contacted the company that owned it. Orecchia had paid $12,000 for the timeshare, and her annual maintenance fees had climbed to more than $1,000, according to NBC Bay Area. In […]
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