South Carolina bill H3351 allows timeshare purchasers to cancel contracts without penalty within ten days of signing.
South Carolina bill H3351 amends the state code to provide timeshare purchasers with a cancellation period of ten days after signing the contract, excluding Sundays. The purchaser must notify the seller in writing, using certified mail or another verifiable method, of their intent to cancel. Additionally, the bill allows for cancellation at any time if the accommodations or facilities are no longer available. This change aims to protect consumers by ensuring they have a clear and straightforward process to cancel their timeshare contracts.
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