> You can't get out of a contract because it's a bad deal. I think there is a difference between something that you dont know is a bad deal because it depends

> You can't get out of a contract because it's a bad deal. I think there is a difference between something that you dont know is a bad deal because it depends on future events (real estate market shifts or whatever) vs something that is a bad deal because you were mislead or didn't understand the contract. If you take a risk and it doesn't work out - that is life. However that is a little different from the timeshare case, which seems less about risk and more about tricking people.