This is interesting -

I suppose that it's State based (?) but anyway - over the past few years
the legislators here in the UK and across the EU have been crawling all
over timeshare selling.

from a sunny day in (the real) Plymouth!


Peter.




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Hi all:
Does any one have any information on the sale of time-shares?  In
particular , is it usual for a company making the sale to ask for a sum
of money up front as an appraisal fee?
Thanks.
Mary Ann
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