Timeshare Scams and Fraud

We were contacted by TJ Ross, a representative asking us if we would like to sell our time share in Mexico. He was able to tell us where we owned and the amount of time we owned, therefore we considered this to be valid. We had been considering selling one of our time shares and this seemed like a good opportunity. We reviewed a sales contract and I had a friend of mine who deals with sales contracts review it as well. We signed the contract with OVP (Ocean View Properties) and waited to for the "Escrow" account to be opened. We then discussed with Robert Wieck the financial aspects of selling our property in Mexico. We received a fax telling how to pay the State and Federal Taxes that are reimbursable from the seller and money was added to our Escrow Account to cover these cost. During the next several weeks, on 4 different occasions we were requested to wire money to Mexico' SAT (IRS) to cover these cost. After the 4th wire that took place on September 6th, and told the Escrow would close in a few days, we have not been able to get a hold of anyone at OVP or the representative at Bancomer Bank in Mexico. ON September 13, I drove to the address of OVP and they do not exist at the given address. Based on the recent lack of activity and with a non existent office, I then went to the LA City Police to file a complaint. That complaint was filed at the Central Police Station at 251 E. 6th Street.