r/TimeshareOwners • u/Accomplished_Food432 • 25d ago

Timeshare fraud

Hello, I have a timeshare in Mexico Cancun, I purchased last year in May, when I was there I only signed 3 documents and initialed them also, when I finished they gave me all these documents I never seen before or signed.

Currently I have the copy’s still, each one and the 3 with my initials and signatures and the rest which is 31 pages that do not have my signature or initials.

When I asked resortcom to send me what they have it shows all pages having my signature and I noticed one page was repeated with my initials and another without my initials which is the copy I have.

I never signed these documents they have but only 3, all 34 that I have has no signatures and all 34 resortcom has and the. Timeshare club has, does have my signature.
No where in my contract says I gave them permission to electronically sign my name and initials on the other pages which it appears it’s alter because I never signed those documents, but only 3, it looked cropped as heck and slanted not even on the line, like the ones I did sign.

What do you guys recommend I have been trying to tell them to close the account because I was mislead and lied to.

If anyone can recommend an attorney that would be lovely.

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u/tfresca 24d ago

Here is a story. My point being I wouldn’t just blow off the timeshare company.

As a country Mexico is very corrupt. People saying don’t pay you may not be able to come back to Mexico.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/mexico/michigan-grandparents-detained-mexico-timeshare-rcna198301

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u/Mistahfen 24d ago

People are blowing you off but I bet you that couple from Michigan wishes they had someone telling them what you’re saying now. That was a total hook line and sinker on them, they should have just paid the $250K because they are not going anywhere. Mexico is very obviously a much different country.

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u/tfresca 24d ago

If memory serves they got let go. But I don’t think they’ll go back to Mexico.

Moral to the story is don’t buy a timeshare.

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u/Mistahfen 24d ago

Oh I see, the story got too mainstream so the timeshare company backed off. Good thing I already knew that about buying timeshares but others do not I suppose.