No one wants to be involved in a scam and there are so many things in life that we are told to beware of that it comes as no surprise that timeshare resale should be treated with caution. It doesn’t matter how reputable the original timeshare developer of the resort is, such as Garza Blanca, when you buy a resale you are purchasing from a third party and therefore cannot be protected by the developer. That is, just because you have bought a resale timeshare at one of the world’s best resorts does not mean that your contract will be honored by them if there are any inconsistencies, therefore it is important to make sure that your resale Garza Blanca contract is valid before paying your money.
Most timeshare and residence club advisers will tell you to beware timeshare resales, whether that be for Garza Blanca or any other legitimate residence club or timeshare. The problem is that you are not protected by the same consumer rights as if you had bought direct from the resort during a presentation or tour. If you are really unlucky, you may be involved with a deliberate Garza Blanca resale scam whereby you pay your money but your contract is totally invalid. You have to be really careful with resales.
Another resale scam to beware regrading Garza Blanca Residence Club membership and timeshare is cold callers offering to sell your timeshare or membership on your behalf. These scams target owners who may or may not have any intention of selling their timeshare but usually the offers are so amazing that most people will consider selling. What happens next is that you are asked to pay an introduction fee to the buyer, which you then lose when you realize that the call was bogus and there was never anyone interested in your property.
So, you are right to beware resales at Garza Blanca, and the best course of action if you are interested in becoming a member of Garza Blanca Residence Club is to buy direct from the resort. The benefits of a genuine timeshare at Garza Blanca far outweigh any money you might think you are saving when you purchase a resale, especially if you become involved with a fake sale.
