At the Cancun International Airport, arriving vacation travelers would be directed to meet with "Airport Customer Service" (exact title) who actually were not airport personnel.instead, these people were employed by Cancun Royal Sunset Group (however, different crooks may occupy the area on different day).
The scam would be to offer free tickets to certain attractions to arrival travelers. The offer would be in exchange for 90 minutes of sales presentation. No one would be obligated to attend the presentation, nor to buy into any of the offer, but they would try to get you to accept the freebies by any mean. Once accepted, you will be thoroughly greeted and they made sure you attend the presentation.
A WORD OF WARNING: If you arrive during mid-week (Tues or Wed). Be extra alert and careful because your actual time to get out of a rip-off would be extremely short.
At the resort presentation, they made promises, information and claims that we would not be able to verify at location. Of course, on vacation, you would want relax and spare little time to verify their claims - this relax attitude worked at their advantage. Even if you think you have some time to verify, you would have no resources to verify. They also would try to make offer to time consuming parties and free yatch cruise (and tie up some more of your time on yatch club invitation). You would end up have NO TIME to verify.
I have had to deal with the same improper business practice (lies, broken promises, mis-information, "pie-in-the-sky" investment ideas, and discount offers that never got included in the contract) with Cancun Royal Sunset Group in Cancun. They said that their property sales were not "timeshare", while in fact it was.By the end of the presentation leading into the signing of the Agreement, we forgot everything they said - and so would you. They said that their properties were not allowed to be sold on eBay - we had no way to verify this claim and we ended up believe them.
0 comments