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Need advice!  Has anyone wrote a letter or rescission when sold an item they were told they could "earn"?Need advice! Has anyone wrote a letter or rescission when sold an item they were told they could "earn"? I was told I could "earn" a "big name vacuum system" in September of 2019 and at that time the entire terms of the program were not given to me. I was not informed of all the terms until 2-3 weeks later and not sent a "contract" for the program until October/November. After trying to contact the people who I was trying to earn this from, the interactions were not in the least bit friendly or understanding in any way. I happened to be talking to a friend and she mentioned writing a letter or rescission even though it has been well past the time. I would have in NO WAY entered into this thinking I was going to have to pay in the end and am more than willing to return the item as I do not want this mess affecting my credit when it was a crummy salesman that did not give full disclosure. Any advice? Thanks!  
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Oh lord, this sounds like Kirby vacuum type stuff. If they misrepresented themselves, absolutely try the letter of recession. It is likely too late. If you did sign a contract you are stuck unless you can get someone to talk to you that will make it right
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Was this through like an mlm or something like that? I’ve never heard of anything like this before.  
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