Hermes Sanchez
Mexican Lawyer | HermesLaw.ca

One common timeshare scam involves being told that your timeshare has been sold—or that you are entitled to a large payment—but you must first pay a Mexican tax, government fee, commission, or other charge before the money can be released. This should be a major red flag. Scammers may use official-looking documents, contracts, Mexican government logos, or even the names of real companies and government agencies to make the transaction appear legitimate. Before sending any mon