Timeshare Scams and Fraud

We have enjoyed the first 5 years of the contract but it became impossible to book in at even any of the first ten choices of resort and when a hurricane hits any of Raintree properties, even though it is not your resort, a special assessment charge is levied which can be as much as the annual maintenance fee.
Some of the more popular resorts have a waiting list of two years.
We decided to relinquish our accumulated points and stop paying our maintenance fee.

Within the next 9 months we received debt collection letters from three different companies and we decided to fight the injustice of the Raintree system.
After much searching of the internet and reading many similar stories from lots of timeshare customers we found Mexican Timeshare Solutions website which only charges a fe... Read More

My wife and I have owned time shares for over 30 years. We are using them differently now and rather than vacation, since we are retired, we are wintering most often in Puerto Vallarta. We went to a timeshare presentation to Vallarta Gardens. We own two timeshares in Florida, and since we do not spend that much time in Florida, we were interested when Vallarta Gardens offered to buy a Florida Timeshare as the bulk of a purchase toward one of theirs. This was the only reason we bought as it made sense that we could use these for more time in Puerto Vallarta.I was thrilled at first. They even offered to set up a follow up meeting for any questions we might have. Even after a few contacts, the meeting was not set up until more than a week later, not where we had discussed but... Read More

I came across Mexican Timeshare Solutions on the web and read the testimonials. I will be honest in that I was very skeptical of this company and in the process. I researched this company numerous times and even confirmed that they had good ratings with the Better Business Bureau. I took a chance and contracted them with the guarantee of no payment until my membership was canceled. Three months later, my membership was cancelled legally and I am now free of this timeshare scam. I was so frustrated that I would be stuck with this membership for 40 years but thanks to Mexican Timeshare Solutions, they came to the rescue.

I was recently contacted by this same person named Latoya Brown who was very aggressive in buying my timeshare. We exchanged emails several times and gave me an offer of $22,000 then she wants to send me a deposit for $500 to hold the property and she mentioned that she have a hearing disability and be out of office for 8 weeks for check up and for the meantime she wants to send me a cashier check of $2900.00 and deposit it to my account and send her back $2400.00 deduct my $500. I got suspicious because I am aware of the cashier check scam. I check her address and missing a suite# and research more about her and came across this web. Same person and same broker.

When I went to Los Cabos, Mexico last January, I really only went because I had an airline ticket that would expire if I didn’t use it.

I had been to Mexico many times and was well aware of the timeshare salespeople who hung around the airport on arrival waiting to entice naïve travelers. I managed to avoid them (I thought) but was approached by a very pleasant fellow just as I was leaving the airport who claimed the airport authority had a special promotion on trips. I listened to what he had to say after being assured this wasn’t a timeshare and only after I had signed on to several trips I wanted to do anyway did he reveal that I would have to attend a timeshare presentation after all. I was embarrassed to back out at that point and agreed to a timeshare presentation th... Read More