There are many pitfalls to be careful of when it comes to time share, especially when it comes to timeshare resales. The problem with time share resales is that fraudulent companies use the good names of reputable timeshare brands such as Villa del Palmar Cancun, claiming to sell legitimate resales. Likewise, resale scammers contact current owners at major time share resorts offering seemingly unbeatable deals.

Read on for more information about how to protect yourself from these kinds of scams…

The first type of resale scam is when you purchase a Villa del Palmar Cancun resale thinking that you have the rights to use a fabulous timeshare in the Caribbean. The first pitfall to beware of is that there are many resale scams that sell you an invalid time share contract, meaning you have paid for a contract that does not have any legal grounds. Secondly, you may buy a resale timeshare at Villa del Palmar Cancun only to find that it is a biennial (every two years) timeshare. Likewise, resale time share does not offer you the same benefits and discounts as an original member. As far as the operator is concerned, the original contract remains in the name of the first buyers and it is as though you were their guests. This means no membership benefits or exchanges. There have also been problems arising when the original owner has died and the timeshare is left in a will to his or her children and the children claim the timeshare.

The most common scam to affect Villa del Palmar Cancun members directly is when agents call out of the blue or send emails with amazing offers to purchase. Even if you have not considered selling your Villa del Palmar Cancun timeshare, the offers are so great that it would mean making a great profit on your purchase. Many, therefore, fall into the trap and pay an introduction fee or an agents fee only to find that there is no buyer and it was all a scam.