If you’ve stopped paying your Mexico timeshare maintenance fees, or you’re thinking about it, there’s a good chance someone at the resort has already told you what will happen next. You’ll get sued. Your wages will be garnished. You won’t be able to cross the border. Your credit will be destroyed for a decade. I’ve

If you own a vacation club membership in Mexico, there’s a good chance it came with something called RCI — or a similar exchange program. You were probably told those points would let you swap your week or your ownership for stays at resorts all over the world. And if you’re like most owners I

Learn how to stop Mexican timeshare maintenance fees, what actually works, what to avoid, and how owners can pursue a legitimate exit.

Looking for the best timeshare exit company for Mexico? Learn what to look for, what to avoid, and how to compare real exit help options.

If you’re reading this on your phone the day after landing home, 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 out of options. You

Yes, you can cancel a Playa Grande Resort membership. Mexican consumer protection law gives you a legal path to get out, even if you’re past your original rescission window. I’m going to walk you through exactly how that works — and I’ll also be straight with you about something most cancellation sites won’t tell you:

Every winter, thousands of Canadians head south to escape the cold, and a good number of them come home with a Mexico vacation club membership they didn’t plan on buying. If that’s you, I want to talk directly to you for a minute — not to an American reader, not in general terms, but to

Learn how a Mexican timeshare cancellation letter should be written, what to include, and where owners often make costly mistakes.

If you’ve read more than one article on this site, you’ve probably noticed I keep stopping to say some version of “technically, this is a vacation club, not a deeded timeshare.” I say it about Grand Solmar, about Vidanta, about Royal Holiday and TravelSmart VIP and Unlimited Vacation Club. By now you’re probably wondering why

If you’ve ever sat through a “90-minute” timeshare presentation in Mexico that somehow ran four hours, you already know something felt scripted. That’s because it was. I spent 15 years on the resort side of this industry — selling, managing sales teams, and later reviewing contracts as a verification officer. I sat in the room,