Complaint Review: Wyndham/Fairfield Resorts

I believe this company targets uneducated people, who are easily persuaded...
I attended a seminar at 6pm on the 22Feb08 a Friday, ended up signing a contract at around 10 o clock pm I had been their so long I just wanted to get out off their. I had someone go over the contract with me very fast. Sign here sign here sign here and here. Everything began to speed up after such a slow and long presentation of the vacation ownership experience.

I have a learning disability and after going home and sharing the contract with my mom she told me I have just made a big mistake, and to call them to see if I could get out of the 10 year contract I signed. I called the next day to cancel the contract told my sells person James Bonifer that I was no longer interested in the timeshare and told him not to deposit the two checks I wrote because I had put a stop payment on them. He said that's fine when can I come in and we can come up with something more reasonable..

Long story short the company has gotten my checks, continued to try to deposited the checks and tell me I'm an owner and that there is no way out of this contract. I'm responsible for paying Wyndham $290 a month for the next 10 years of my life. How do I get out of this is their some type of clause for those with disabilities. I work hard for my money at Walter Reed Hospital and can't afford to give it away to a multimillionaire business.

Nina
Washington, District of Columbia
U.S.A.