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27th of Dec, 2010 by User976298

In July, 2010, we bought a timeshare from Grupo Mayan. As part of the payment, we agreed to trade in our timeshare in Grand Cayman. The trade in agreement we signed was with Travel Around the World. No one contacted us from the company so we called them in September. A sales person convinced us, with false and misleading information, to pay them $1850 to keep the timeshare ourselves. A couple days later we called back to say we wanted to trade it in, as originally planned. They told us this would cost $795 and we agreed to that. They said when we signed the Power of Attorney to trade it in, they would refund us the difference, which was $1055. After numerous phone calls over a 3 month period, nothing has been refunded and they still have not transferred our timeshare to them. So now they have our money and our timeshare. They promise to call back, e-mail us back, send a check, etc. and none of this ever happens.

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3925 days ago by BarbaraF

The sales tactics are the same for everyone at Grupo Mayan. Hard sell, disrespectful when you say no, broken promises. DO NOT think for one moment that you have an upper hand...these are professional con artists highly trained to take your money. You have no chance of ever seeing your money again or receiving anything close to the value you were promised. Assume that everything posted by Grupo Mayan and its affiliates is a lie or a scam. Never do business with this company; never buy a mayan palace timeshare scam. I recommend you to read this article about Mayan Palace:

http://www.timesharescam.com/blog/51-mayan-palace-timeshare-scam/