Wyndham Panama City Beache Florida Club Wyndham, Wyndham Vacations Pressured me into buying each time I wanted to walk away & everytime I tried to cancel Panama City Beach Florida

 ...Let me add something to the usual excellent advice Flint gives. The ONLY "seminar" is a meeting, discussion or teaching session given by a VALID EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION. What you attended was a PITCH and when any company calls an event a "seminar" they are LYING TO YOU. If they are trying to sell you something, ITS A PITCH!

 I can tell by the responses that you agree with the sales people. If they can get away with talking you into signing then they won. Even if the product is junk & isn't use able. You salespeople love to get away with anything you can as long as it benefits you. No heart. No conscience. No integrity.

Your wife sounds like an absolute doormat, as do you.  I would suggest staying far, far away from any kind of timeshare seminar or sales meeting, as well as car dealerships, casinos, door to door salesmen, etc.  You might want to seek counseling, as well -- you obviously have a very dysfunctional relationship with your wife, as well as a total inability to communicate or say "no" to something.  I'm not sure why you would go to a timeshare presentation if you already have a timeshare and you don't feel like it's a good value.  The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result.  Like the other poster said, the only correct thing to do if you somehow end up in a timeshare presentation is to GET UP AND LEAVE.  Not to mention, LEAVE YOUR PEN AT HOME.  If someone tells you that you have to buy today, that's a reliable indicator of a scam.  Don't worry, the timeshare salesman will be there next week, next month, and next year.  

The only thing  you can do at this point is suck it up and pay the fees, or just cut to the chase and see if the company would be willing to take back the deed.  You are not getting your money back, that's for sure.  Just so you know, the "purchase price" of the timeshare goes entirely to the salesman as a commission.  So you are definitely not getting it back.  Timeshares aren't an asset, they are a liability and have a negative value.  That's why they are impossible to sell.

 The ONLY reason you would need to "cancel" is if YOU AGREED TO THE PLAN. If you were so opposed to this thing, which was exactly the right thing to do, then YOU WALK OUT! We're back to my same statement, YOU AGREED TO IT and THAT is YOUR FAULT!

I told them during the presentation that I did not want to sign. At one point I sat back in my chair & told them I refuse to sign. My wife does not like adversarial relationships. She was angry that wi was not complying with them. I told her that she will be responsible for the payment of this program plus $1,000 per yera for the rest of her life. At that point the salesperson should have said he could see that I was against agreeing to their product & stopped the sales pressure. I talked to the salesperson the next day to cancel but he talked us into trying the phone app. I said I would try it. Later I discovered that the points he told us would be used with the phone app were not available until 10 days later & that our RCI 2 weeks booked would not combine with our points until 30 to 45 days later. We still do not have the points in the phone app. The he told us there is a separate program for the other points not associated with the phone app. WTF??? I told him I wanted simple & not complicated. I want it cancelled & they can sell it to the next person who wants it.

 How is this THEIR FAULT if YOU were the one who gave in and went along with it???