Timeshare Mis-selling claims Spain, Resorts now being processed:
Mallorca - Illetas club, Cala Pi club, Cala de Mar, Garden Lago, Green park, Aucanada club.
Ibiza – Rocca Park, Ses Fontanellas club, Torrent bay, Marina palace.
Menorca – White sands.
Gran Canaria – Anfi del Mar, Bahia Blanca, Cala Blanca, La Vanecia, Club Puerto Calma, Palm Oasis, Club Vista Serena, Vista Amadores, Airtours Beach club.
Tenerife – Beverly Hills club, Hollywood Mirage, Calloa gardens, Chayofa country club, Club Casblanca, Club Flamingo village, Club Olympus, Club Tenerife, El Marques, Fairways club, Hollywood Mirage, Island village, Lagos de Fanabe, Palm beach club, Paradise club, Pearly Grey, Regency Country club, Royal Park Albatros, Santa Barbara, Sunset Harbour, Tropical Park.
Lanzarote – Atlantic view, club del Carmen, Oasis Lanz, Costa Sal, Club Adelfas II.
Fuerteventura – Castillio Beach club, El Palmerall II, Fuerteventura Beach club.
Mainland Spain – Alanda club, Aldea del Mar, Club Calahonda, Club delta Mar, Marina del sol, Regency palms, El Capistrano, Grangefiled Oasis, Imperial park, Las Mimosas, Los Amigos Beach club, Dona Lola Club, Leila Playa, Villacana club, Miraflores Beach club, Miraflores Rancho club, La Orquidea, Palm Beach club, Parque Denia, Ogisaka Gardens, Pueblo Evita, Pueblo Evita elite apartments, Sierra park, Sunset Beach club, Club Marbella.
New Resorts Added Quarterly
Monday 22 February 2010
Illegal Timeshare Contract Still Being Sold In Spain
Timeshare Companies Still Breaking the Law in Spain
In copies of timeshare contracts shown to Claims Directive a vast number of timeshare developers are still taking illegal deposits from prospective buyers, even though this was outlawed under the European timeshare directive.
The banning of taking timeshare deposits was implemented in Europe under the 1994 timeshare directive, however most European countries did not adopt this directive until after 1996.
The timeshare developers were based in Spain, the Canaries and Mallorca, with some not returning illegal deposits even though the clients had cancelled within their cooling off period. Prospective buyers were advised by the sales agents on site, that in Spain the taking of deposits was totally legal, which of course is totally inaccurate.
Timeshare developers have been using different approaches to circumvent the timeshare directive inclusive of applying two contracts to one sale, one with a package holiday deposit and the other with a timeshare purchase, taking a deposit via a credit card facility out of Europe, taking the deposit in the Resorts restaurant whilst getting the clients to sign for a hotel bill, and even changing the dates on a contract to a time after the cooling off period.
In the last 3 months Claims Directive have processed timeshare mis-selling claims from timeshare purchases made in Spain, Tenerife, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Mallorca, Menorca and Ibiza all where illegal deposits have been taken during the cooling off period, these have been from small timeshare developers to well known brands.
Claims Directive and its sponsor are now representing timeshare owners who have been mis-sold a timeshare under the 1994 European timeshare directive.
http://www.claimsdirective.com
Claims Directive timeshare advice and compensation claims.
In copies of timeshare contracts shown to Claims Directive a vast number of timeshare developers are still taking illegal deposits from prospective buyers, even though this was outlawed under the European timeshare directive.
The banning of taking timeshare deposits was implemented in Europe under the 1994 timeshare directive, however most European countries did not adopt this directive until after 1996.
The timeshare developers were based in Spain, the Canaries and Mallorca, with some not returning illegal deposits even though the clients had cancelled within their cooling off period. Prospective buyers were advised by the sales agents on site, that in Spain the taking of deposits was totally legal, which of course is totally inaccurate.
Timeshare developers have been using different approaches to circumvent the timeshare directive inclusive of applying two contracts to one sale, one with a package holiday deposit and the other with a timeshare purchase, taking a deposit via a credit card facility out of Europe, taking the deposit in the Resorts restaurant whilst getting the clients to sign for a hotel bill, and even changing the dates on a contract to a time after the cooling off period.
In the last 3 months Claims Directive have processed timeshare mis-selling claims from timeshare purchases made in Spain, Tenerife, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Mallorca, Menorca and Ibiza all where illegal deposits have been taken during the cooling off period, these have been from small timeshare developers to well known brands.
Claims Directive and its sponsor are now representing timeshare owners who have been mis-sold a timeshare under the 1994 European timeshare directive.
http://www.claimsdirective.com
Claims Directive timeshare advice and compensation claims.
Timeshare Compensation Claims Spain
CLAIMS DIRECTIVE AND ITS SPONSOR NOW REPRESENTING MIS-SOLD TIMESHARE OWNERS WHO PURCHASED IN SPAIN OR ITS ISLANDS
Have you been timeshare scammed in Spain or its Islands, is your timeshare now worthless, have your timeshare maintenance fees gone through the roof, are you in the timeshare trap.
If you purchased your timeshare after 1994 in Spain or its Islands you may be entitled to claim up to 100% of your purchase price back, even if the company you purchased from is no longer trading or your timeshare resort is under different management.
Our sponsor has over 300 live cases against timeshare developers in the last 7 months, using fully registered Spanish lawyers and Notaries, and working on a NO WIN NO FEE basis, it could not be easier to validate your claim.
To begin the claims procedure to claim your refund, you must qualify on at least one of the points below:
1, You must have purchased the timeshare in Spain or its Islands after October 1994.
2, You did not receive a cooling off period.
3, You paid a deposit on or during the cooling off period.
4, You were misrepresented or mis-sold during the purchase presentation.
5, You did not receive all relevant paperwork and information of your purchase within the first 3 months of your membership.
6, You signed up to a finance agreement that was misrepresented during the sales presentation.
7. You were mis-sold over the rate of maintenance yearly costs.
If you think you qualify on one or more of the above 7 points, you should go to
http://www.claimsdirective.com , click the link timeshare mis-selling, and fill out the claims questionnaire; your initial claim will be validated within 48 hours.
Our sponsor works on a NO WIN NO FEE basis, their commission of 25% is taken after your claim has been awarded by the court.
Claims Directive timeshare compensation for owners who purchased in Spain or its islands.
http://www.claimsdirective.com for timeshare help, timeshares, timeshare advice, timeshare claims, timeshare consumers, timeshare law, timeshare compensation, timeshare mis-selling, timeshare misrepresentation, timeshare scams, timeshare legal advice, timeshare resale claims, timeshare directive, free timeshare advice, anfi mis selling, Sunterra mis selling, resort properties mis selling, altres vacances mis selling, miraflores mis selling, club la costa mis selling, barretts mis selling, macdonalds mis selling, wimpen mis selling, palm oasis mis selling, airtours beach club mis selling, chayofa mis selling, island village mis selling, free timeshare advice.
Have you been timeshare scammed in Spain or its Islands, is your timeshare now worthless, have your timeshare maintenance fees gone through the roof, are you in the timeshare trap.
If you purchased your timeshare after 1994 in Spain or its Islands you may be entitled to claim up to 100% of your purchase price back, even if the company you purchased from is no longer trading or your timeshare resort is under different management.
Our sponsor has over 300 live cases against timeshare developers in the last 7 months, using fully registered Spanish lawyers and Notaries, and working on a NO WIN NO FEE basis, it could not be easier to validate your claim.
To begin the claims procedure to claim your refund, you must qualify on at least one of the points below:
1, You must have purchased the timeshare in Spain or its Islands after October 1994.
2, You did not receive a cooling off period.
3, You paid a deposit on or during the cooling off period.
4, You were misrepresented or mis-sold during the purchase presentation.
5, You did not receive all relevant paperwork and information of your purchase within the first 3 months of your membership.
6, You signed up to a finance agreement that was misrepresented during the sales presentation.
7. You were mis-sold over the rate of maintenance yearly costs.
If you think you qualify on one or more of the above 7 points, you should go to
http://www.claimsdirective.com , click the link timeshare mis-selling, and fill out the claims questionnaire; your initial claim will be validated within 48 hours.
Our sponsor works on a NO WIN NO FEE basis, their commission of 25% is taken after your claim has been awarded by the court.
Claims Directive timeshare compensation for owners who purchased in Spain or its islands.
http://www.claimsdirective.com for timeshare help, timeshares, timeshare advice, timeshare claims, timeshare consumers, timeshare law, timeshare compensation, timeshare mis-selling, timeshare misrepresentation, timeshare scams, timeshare legal advice, timeshare resale claims, timeshare directive, free timeshare advice, anfi mis selling, Sunterra mis selling, resort properties mis selling, altres vacances mis selling, miraflores mis selling, club la costa mis selling, barretts mis selling, macdonalds mis selling, wimpen mis selling, palm oasis mis selling, airtours beach club mis selling, chayofa mis selling, island village mis selling, free timeshare advice.
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