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Disgusting company.
Directors are frauds and have no legal qualifications or training.
They have several other companies that they use alongside this one in order to extract money from people.
Avoid!
What a refreshing experience dealing with people who know the industry well and exactly how to terminate mis-sold timeshare contracts.
Praetorian Legal will also give you an honest and frank assessment at no charge.
It is long overdue in the timeshare industry but there is now help available for all people who have been sold timeshare contracts and feel stuck with the maintenance fees every year.
Praetorian Legal is a really professional company with an open-door policy when dealing with them.. very refreshing.
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