Re: Help!!!!!! -- CPO Owners

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Subject: Re: Help!!!!!!

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P & P

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Date Posted: 07:12:55 01/08/04 Thu
In reply to: Julie-Anne 's message, "Help!!!!!!" on 08:08:52 01/05/04 Mon

My sympathy to you, got caught the same way last year, see my Bernie the Bolt posting below. I paid a deposit only, refused to pay the rest. Wrote the deposit off, ignored all threatening letters and phone calls, and CPO gave up on it. Understand they never take anyone to Court, because they'd lose. They are downright liars and thieves.

Suggest you cancel any future payments with you credit card company, and inform CPO forwith you are cancelling the agreement because it was obtained by fraud. Whether you will recover the deposit is another matter, might not be worth the hassle.

P & P

>We have just returned from a holiday in Algarve where
>we were picked up off the streets by two poeple after
>winning a "free" holiday at CPO. After asking if this
>was a timeshare sales pitch we were told no,it's the
>opportunity of a lifetime and I wouldn't sell it if I
>wasn't convinced it was a good thing you can make a
>good income from it etc etc...
>We gave credit card details for part of the deposit
>immediately and part in a months time.
>After reading some of the comments on various
>websites,we now wish to get out of this before we get
>stuck with this for the rest of our lives.
>Can anyone give any advice on this?
>Thanks

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Subject	Author	Date
Get out now	Magellan	09:44:59 01/27/04 Tue

Re: Get out now	Angela	12:42:52 09/19/04 Sun

Re: Get out now	Sue	07:57:00 09/27/04 Mon

Re: Get out now	Clive	02:45:13 01/06/05 Thu