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Subject: Can I stop paying maintenance fee?

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Carrie

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Date Posted: Sat, May 21 2005, 15:17:40
In reply to: Ian Ng 's message, "Can I stop paying maintenance fee?" on Wed, May 18 2005, 18:32:17

You no need to pay maintenance fee if you wish to stop using timeshare.No one can sue you, who told you that you will be sued? Do not believe them. Do not forge out any money for the cancellation of your timeshare.

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Ian Ng
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Date Posted: Mon, May 23 2005, 12:05:41

Thanks for all your replies and answers. I have been paying the maintenance fees for so many years and use the timeshare resort only once. Though HCAP sent newsletter every quarterly, their fees seem to keep going up. Coupled with appreciation of aussie dollar, the fee has doubled since I bought.

Some of those resales companies told me membership can only be transferred and cannot be terminated and would be sued by the timeshare resort if I do them. LGM even showed me a lawyer letter from a resort to one of the victim who did just that. Of course I did not seek their "service" as I am not comfortable with the notion of paying money before any sale is done.

I will sent them a letter notifying the termination of the membership and give up my holiday week. Thanks everyone.

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