Parliament Treasury Committee looks at timeshare loan scandal
Timeshare loans looked at by Parliament Treasury Committee
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Timeshare Exit Fraud
Timeshare exit fraud could cost thousands
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Timeshare fraud costs victims thousands
“Timeshare fraud and scams are costing some of the most vulnerable members of our society literally thousands,” says Dan Keating of the Timeshare Consumer Association. “Many current and former timeshare owners are now pensioners, the very sector who can least afford to lose money, especially as a result of fraud,” Mr Keating states.
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Could air travel cancellations nightmare be the final straw for European timeshare?
Flight crises: Another nail in the coffin of European timeshare?
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Social media outcry reveals timeshare owners' despair
Facebook fury of Club La Costa timeshare owners
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Why the timeshare industry's best chance of survival is to follow Marriott's example
Marriott Vacation Club has made the ground-breaking step of admitting their failings, and even paying court awarded compensation without going through the traditional rigmarole of doomed legal challenges. Will this shine a way forward for other timeshare companies?
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Barclays earmark another £181 million to compensate timeshare victims
Following six determined years of work by Adriana Stoyanova (AKA the Erin Brockovich of timeshare) Barclays ready to pay a further £181 million to people "mis-sold" Barclays loans enabled by disgraced Maltese timeshare company Azure
£48 million already repaid
Stoyanova's first victory was widely reported on in 2021, when the financial giant agreed to cancel 1500 loans issued between 2014 and
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Daniel Keating Press contact Help desk head enquiries@timeshareadvice.org