Not ROFR thread - general discussion

[VGCgroupie]

Anyone find it baffling when you get a notification on DVCforless and it's a contract thats been on the market a while and has the pointing up arrow. so they have raised the price on the contract.

I wonder if it's some sort of mind games. To see if they get offers closer to the original assigning price

Maybe they know it bumps them up in aggregator as if it were a new listing.

 

[Brian Noble]

I suspect it is just how the aggregator treats the listing, and it's a byproduct of however the borker manages their internal processes/web presence.

 

[juliebee]

I definitely want to call them borkers now

 

[Brian Noble]

No charge.

 

[darkconz]

Does anyone have experience in cancelling within the 10 day period? In the contract it says it must be written and mailed to the broker's office but really??

 

[Brian Noble]

The cancellation protections are mostly a function of Florida law (assuming you are buying either VB or something at WDW), and that includes the mechanisms of notification. The date that matters is the date on which it is postmarked, not the date on which it is recieved.

The general advice from TUG is: send it certified mail (so you have proof of mailing). Make sure every purchaser signs the rescission letter. Include a *copy* of the signature page of the original sales agreement. Follow the instructions in the contract to the letter. Do not improvise.

 

[Sprinkles&Sprints]

Does anyone have experience in cancelling within the 10 day period? In the contract it says it must be written and mailed to the broker's office but really??

I have canceled once and did it via email and asked the broker to confirm that it was sufficient over email - never had to mail but sounds like I just got lucky.

 

[Cfabar1]

I wonder if the resale market is kinder than say Marriott or Westgate would be.... I doubt Westgate is letting you out unless they absolutely have to... Hope I am wrong.