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Mexican Timeshare Solutions received an email earlier this month about a woman named Melissa who was in a vacation in a Pacific town called Puerto Vallarta. She wants to share her story about how she attended a timeshare presentation with her family for what appeared to be a good deal- $300 in exchange.
The OPC (the timeshare...
"Sir, I see you have a timeshare, want to sell it?"
More people are getting these calls from companies offer to unload their unwanted properties.
People are getting ripped off by timeshare sales that never take place and owners are swindled for thousands of dollars every day, say local, state and federal officials.
Are you able to contact your timeshare salesperson when you need them most?
Is what you heard at the sales presentation the same as what you are being offered on your vacations? How does your timeshare relate to what you were told by the salesperson?
When making a timeshare purchase that costs thousands of dollars, you should expect...
Buying at timeshare full of decisiveness is not a one-man job.
There is a process that starts from the timeshare salespeople that contacted you at the airport, the street or the lobby of your hotel to the last person, which would be the customer service department.
Learn the role each of these employees plays.
Timeshare sales are carefully...
Read the following common misrepresentations told at sales presentations:
If you were told at least one of them and purchased based on that promise made by the sales rep, you are a victim of timeshare fraud and need to act now!
You are a victim of a timeshare scam in Mexico if you were told these statements...
