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Subject: CASE is helpful?

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Cheryl
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Date Posted: Thu, Dec 09 2004, 11:41:43
In reply to: Eric Wong 's message, "You must be signing up as CVC member" on Sat, Oct 23 2004, 12:22:44

I had actually called CASE up when there was a "Timeshare Resale" company who declared themselves are not selling but buying the timeshare from me, approached me. I asked CASE if they have received any complaint/feedback regarding to the timeshare resale issue. All I could get from them was CASE could not disclose any info to me but advise me to read thru the contract carefully before signing. Well, is that the best advice/response that CASE can give to a consumer?

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