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Subject: Re: walking away?

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pauline

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Date Posted: 09:37:53 11/12/05 Sat
In reply to: Bev Ballagher 's message, "walking away?" on 13:31:01 11/16/04 Tue

>I THINK IF ANYONE IS IN THIS UNFORTUNATE POSITION DO YOU THINK IT WOULD BE BETTER TO OFFER IT TO 1ST COME FOR �100 SAY WHO PROVED TO BE A GENUINE HOLIDAY MAKER AT THE CLUB IT COULD BE ADVERTISED ON THE SITE OR IN SALES . I HAVE SEEN THIS DONE AT SUNSET HARBOUR AND ITS MUCH BETTER THAN GIVING IT BACK TO CLC TO SELL AGAIN

Does anyone know what the penalties are for just

>walking away from the resort. Being unsatisfied with
>the charges and being unable to interest anyone in
>taking our week on we just want to walk away but are
>unsure if there are any restrictions on doing so. Can
>anyone advise?
>Thanks.

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DavidH
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Date Posted: 14:27:06 11/12/05 Sat

Hi Pauline,
I find myself in the unfortunate position of not being able to pay next years fees, (assuming there still going to be over �350.00 per week). Christmas is going to be a real struggle. In September I found myself without employment when I got back from holiday. I've contacted CLC who have informed that all I need do is issue a letter informing CLC that I no longer wish to keep my weeks, sign it and return the original deeds, duely signed on the reverse. (I would suggest recorded delivery). I've still got weeks banked with RCI but doubt whether they'll ever be used. But its the fees and the lack of leaway in their payments that have killed it for me.