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Does the purchase of a timeshare fall under the buyer's remorse law for unsolicited sales in the state of Arizona?
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If they called or came to your home uninvited then yes. If you invited them then no.
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Is there a buyer's remorse law in NJ?
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Is there a buyers remorse law in Arizona?
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Is there a car buyers remorse law in South Carolina?
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Is thre buyer remorse fo new car purchase in New Jersey?
NO, the Buyer's Remorse law only covers unsolicited purchases, not vehicles.
Does North Carolina have a 72 hour buyers remorse law?
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Does nc have a buyers remorse law?
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Is there a Buyer's Remorse law in NY State?
Yes, but it does not apply to the purchase of an automobile. It only applies to unsolicited sales.
Does North Carolina have a buyer's remorse law?
Yes, but it does not apply to the purchase of a vehicle. It only applies to unsolicited sales.
Is there buyers remorse law in Manitoba?
In the U.S. the buyer's remorse law never applies to the purchase of a vehicle. It only applies to the purchase of Unsolicited items. I would think this would be the same in Canada but not sure.
