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Desperate to escape your timeshare nightmare? Here’s how

24 February 2020 - 06:31 By wendy knowler
Wendy Knowler Consumer journalist
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Once someone signs up, having been lured to one of those dazzling audiovisual hard-sell presentations by the promise of a free holiday, they can never leave.
Once someone signs up, having been lured to one of those dazzling audiovisual hard-sell presentations by the promise of a free holiday, they can never leave.
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Are you desperate to cancel a timeshare contract without paying a big penalty?

Here’s how - and you don’t even need an attorney.

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