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If you just signed a timeshare contract in Mexico, and you realized that you really don’t want your timeshare, or you feel that was a mistake, you can cancel your timeshare contract if you are still in your rescission period. Learn about the business days to cancel a timeshare contract in Mexico.
Many people think about reselling their timeshare, getting help from timeshare"brokers" or resale...
El cid are beautiful resorts with locations in Mazatlan, Cancun and Cozumel. Its legal name is El Cid Vacation Club S.A. de C.V. But unfortunately, el Cid Vacations Club has become in one of the biggest timeshare scams in Mexico.
At El Cid Resort’s timeshare presentation, vacationers are offered an El Cid timeshare points for sale package, being that they work with two rental companies: ...
You might´ve just purchased a timeshare in Mexico when reading this article. If you are not sure you want to "own" a piece of paradise in Mexico, you can cancel your timeshare contract and recover your money if you purchased with in five days.
If you have purchased a timeshare in Mexico but have cold feet, it is possible to cancel your contract and recover the monies you have paid so far.The ...
Should you upgrade your timeshare to solve the problems you are facing currently? Learn the tricks used by timeshare resorts to get you to upgrade without needing it.
A number of timeshare companies have skilled salesman who are able to scam innocent vacationers not just once, but twice or even three times by selling timeshare upgrade.
Unhappy clients often go back to the resort to complain about their...
Do I always have 5 days to cancel my timeshare contract?The answer is YES. Read to know what tricks are used by timeshare sales reps to avoid getting clients from cancelling their purchases.
According to Mexican Consumer Protection Laws, consumers have a right to Cancel timeshare contract within 5 business days. Article 56 of the Federal Consumer Protection Law states...
PROFECO Is an administrative branch of Mexico’s federal government whose purpose is to strengthen consumer rights. They have one department that is dedicated to assisting foreigners who have made bad purchases in Mexico or fallen victim to timeshare scam. This department is named C.A.R.E., Departamento de Conciliación a Residentes en el Extranjero. Many timeshare scam victims that have...
