🏖Timeshare Rescission FLSigned yesterday? You have 10 days.
Florida

Ten days. Any reason. Full refund. Here's the letter.

Florida law says you can walk away from a timeshare purchase within 10 calendar days of signing (or of receiving the public offering statement, if later) — and the developer can't waive it, charge you, or talk you out of it. Most buyers don't know until day 11. Type the date and the details. You get the deadline computed, the letter, and how to send it so it counts.

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Free letter

When did you sign, and what's on the contract?

The signing date, the developer/resort name, the contract or purchaser number, the purchase price and deposit, and whether you received the public offering statement.

Free. Takes a few seconds.

Why this exists

Developers know the 10-day rule. They count on you not knowing it.

The right is in the statute and must be printed in the contract in bold. It cannot be waived. The only way to lose it is to miss the postmark or send it to the wrong place.

How it works

Compute the date. Send the letter. Keep the receipt.

01

Type the dates and details

Signing date, public offering statement date, developer name and address, contract number, what you paid.

02

Get the letter and the deadline

The cancellation notice with the statutory language, the exact last day computed, and the address it must go to.

03

Send it right

Certified mail, return receipt, postmarked by the deadline — plus fax/email copies. Then the 20-day refund clock starts.

Plans

The letter is free. The follow-through packet is $9 — against a $24,900 contract.

For one buyer. Consumer attorneys and credit unions license it.

Follow-through packet
$9one time

The letter plus the refund-demand letter for day 21, a credit-card chargeback script, the DBPR complaint steps, and a deadline calendar.

  • Day-21 refund demand letter
  • Chargeback script for the deposit
  • DBPR Division of Timeshares complaint steps
  • Deadline calendar, EN or ES
Attorney / CU licence
$99per month

Branded rescission tool for clients and members.

  • Your logo and contact
  • Unlimited letters
  • Cancel any time

All prices in USD, handled by Stripe. The free letter never goes behind a paywall.

Common questions

How many days do I have to cancel my timeshare?

Florida law gives you 10 calendar days to cancel, counted from the day you signed or from when you received the public offering statement, whichever is later. The developer can't waive this right, charge you a penalty, or talk you out of it. This is based on Fla. Stat. 721.10 and is not legal advice.

Is it really free? Is what I paste stored?

Yes — the tool is described as free, offered in English and Spanish. The material provided doesn't say anything about whether what you type is stored, so that detail isn't something we can confirm here.

What do I actually get from this tool?

You type the date you signed and what's on your contract, and the tool computes your deadline, generates a cancellation letter, gives you delivery instructions, and tells you what to do if the developer stalls. It doesn't send anything for you.

What if my 10 days have already passed?

If the window has closed, this tool can't help you rescind under the 10-day right. A licensed Florida consumer attorney can review your case for other grounds, like misrepresentation or missing disclosures — and be careful of 'timeshare exit' companies that charge money up front.

Does this tool send the cancellation letter or confirm the developer got it?

No. Timeshare Rescission FL is an informational tool — it does not send notices and cannot confirm receipt. What controls is the cancellation notice printed in your contract and the postmark on what you mail; the tool is not affiliated with any developer, resort, or agency, and this is not legal advice.

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