Most owners do not start by asking for a lawsuit. They start by asking a simpler question: is a timeshare exit without a lawyer actually possible? If you own a Mexican or Caribbean timeshare or vacation club and the fees keep rising, the answer is often yes – but only if you approach it the
Timeshare Exit Without a Lawyer: When It Works and When It Doesn’t Read More »
You’ve decided you want out of your Mexico timeshare. You search online for help and suddenly find dozens of companies promising to cancel your ownership, eliminate your maintenance fees, negotiate with your resort, or make the entire problem disappear. Then you see the prices. $3,000. $5,000. $8,000. Sometimes $10,000 or more. Now you have another
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By Wayne C. Robinson — 25 years in timeshare sales and cancellations, including time working directly for a Mexico-based timeshare company Part 2 of a 3-part series. If you haven’t read Part 1 yet — [What I Saw From the Inside] — start there for the full picture of how this information gets collected in
Mexico Timeshare Scam Calls: Where Your Information Really Goes (Part 2) Read More »
By Wayne C. Robinson — 25 years in timeshare sales and cancellations, including time working directly for a Mexico-based timeshare company You bought a timeshare in Mexico, and a while later — maybe months, maybe years — you started getting calls. Someone you never gave your number to already knows you own a unit there.
Mexico Timeshare Scam Calls: How They Got Your Information (Part 1) Read More »
By Wayne C. Robinson — 25 years in timeshare sales and cancellations, including time working directly for a Mexico-based timeshare company If you’ve read the first two parts of this series, you already know the risk isn’t hypothetical: contracts that permit broad information sharing, paperwork handled by people outside the timeshare company’s own accountability chain,
How to Protect Yourself as a Mexico Timeshare Owner (Part 3) Read More »
What is the rescission period in Mexico? Learn how the 5-business-day rule works for timeshares, what it covers, and what to do if you missed it.
Mexico Timeshare Rescission Period: 5 Days to Cancel, Explained Read More »
If you’re reading this on your phone the day after landing home or still on vacation, still a little sunburned, with a stack of vacation club paperwork on your kitchen table and a knot in your stomach — take a breath. You are not the first person this has happened to, and you are not
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If you purchased a timeshare or vacation club membership in Mexico and now want out, someone has probably told you to contact PROFECO. That advice is not wrong. But it is incomplete. PROFECO is a legitimate Mexican government agency with the authority to protect consumers, receive complaints and bring businesses into a formal conciliation process.
PROFECO and Mexican Timeshares: Can They Really Help Vacation Club Members? Read More »
Mexican timeshare contract law can affect cancellation, rescission, fees, and collections. Learn what owners should check before taking action now.
Mexico Timeshare Contracts: More Rights Than You Think Read More »
If you paid for your Mexico vacation club or timeshare with a credit card and now regret it, someone has probably told you to “just call your bank and dispute the charge.” I get this question all the time, and I want to give you a straight answer, not a hopeful one. A credit card
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