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Occidental Vacation Club is a membership-based vacation club/timeshare program sold through Occidental Hotels & Resorts and associated resort sales channels. Memberships typically promise access to resort stays, exchange options and member benefits in exchange for a one-time purchase or annual fees; sales are commonly completed at resort presentations or sales offices.
When your cancellation (rescission) is validly received within the applicable legal period, the contract should be treated as void and membership access, benefits or obligations tied to the membership will be terminated or reversed. Renewal charges and future billed fees should cease. The merchant may retain records for accounting and regulatory reasons, and they may retain limited personal information for legal compliance; you can request confirmation in writing that your membership and billing have been cancelled.
If you validly cancel within the applicable provincial rescission period, merchants are required to refund prepaid amounts. In Quebec, the merchant must refund any prepaid amounts within 15 days of receiving the cancellation notice. In Ontario, you have a 10‑day cooling‑off period and broader protections (including possible cancellation within one year if required contract information or a copy was not provided); refund handling may vary by case and can require follow up with the seller or a provincial consumer office. User reports involving purchases in Mexico indicate frequent delays or failures to receive refunds despite timely rescission notices, so document everything and be prepared to escalate if a promised refund is not issued.
| Plan | Price (CAD) |
|---|---|
| Membership / Ownership packages | Varies |
| Promotional offers / Resort fees | Varies |
Canadian rights depend on the province where the contract was made or where you live. In Quebec, consumers have a 10‑day cooling‑off period for timeshare‑type contracts beginning the day after receipt of the signed contract; merchants must refund prepaid amounts within 15 days of receiving the cancellation notice. In Ontario, the Consumer Protection Act provides a 10‑day cooling‑off right for timeshare/vacation‑club contracts and additional protections that can allow cancellation within one year if the seller failed to provide required contract information or a copy. Keep in mind these statutory rights cannot be waived by a signature, and you should enforce them by written notice and, if necessary, by contacting the appropriate provincial consumer protection office: Quebec Office de la protection du consommateur and Ontario consumer information on buying a time share.
Public reviews are mixed. Some members report satisfaction, good service and useful benefits. However, many complaint reports describe high‑pressure sales tactics, unmet promises, hidden fees, poor customer service and difficulty obtaining refunds or confirmation of cancellation. Several consumer complaints and forum posts - including TripAdvisor, SiteJabber and PissedConsumer threads - describe delays or refusal of refunds and problems enforcing rescission rights, particularly for contracts executed in Mexico.
Common errors include waiting too long to act (missing the statutory cooling‑off window), relying on verbal cancellations or phone calls without written proof, sending notice by non‑traceable mail, failing to keep copies of the signed contract and receipts, and not documenting delivery dates. Another frequent mistake is assuming a refund will arrive automatically - follow up in writing and keep evidence of all communications and delivery receipts.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Cancel in Quebec (10‑day cooling‑off) | Refund required; merchant must refund prepaid amounts within 15 days | Low if notice sent in time with proof |
| Cancel in Ontario (10‑day cooling‑off; up to 1 year if no contract copy) | Refund rights exist; timelines may vary and can require follow up | Low - Moderate depending on documentation and seller response |
| Cancel in Mexico (5 business‑day rescission) | Refund allowed by law but user reports frequently show delays or non‑payment | High due to reported enforcement/delivery issues |
| After cooling‑off period | Refunds unlikely; depends on seller goodwill or contractual terms | Very high |
After you send your cancellation, expect written confirmation from the seller. If you do not receive a timely refund or confirmation, follow up in writing and use your retained proof of delivery. For unresolved disputes in Quebec, contact the Office de la protection du consommateur; in Ontario, consult the provincial consumer information page linked above. If the purchase was charged to a credit card and a refund is not issued, consider contacting your card issuer to dispute the charge (chargeback) with the documentation you retained. For purchases made in Mexico, you can seek assistance from PROFECO; keep registered‑mail receipts and all correspondence when escalating a complaint.
Occidental Vacation Club
Occidental Vacation Club Ave. Sarasota #65 Bella Vista Santo Domingo, D.N. Dominican Republic
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Written by Mason Young
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