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PUEBLO BONITO Timeshare COMPLAINTS
  Legal Name:
Operadora de Inmuebles Los Arcos S.A. de C.V.; Terra pacifica S.A. de C.V.
  Resort sales locations
Cabo, Mazatlan.
  Resort collections
Concord Servicing Corporation, Phoenix, AZ.
  Rental Companies:
Suite Getaway, Elite Retreat
Hotel Representatives:
Sergio Cayeros, Tele Gutierrez, David Larson, Alfredo Ramirez, Briselda Ahumada, Eugene Miller, Veronica Escamilla, Roberto Guzman, Melanie Glazier, Omar Alvarez.

In this section you will find valuable information about Pueblo Bonito Fractional ownership business. If you´re thinking or you already closed a deal on buying a timeshare in Pueblo Bonito resorts, since there is some content on importat review sites that consist of people giving their opinion about their timeshare buying experience with several resorts, including Pueblo Bonito membership reviews in the same sites.

Pueblo Bonito is known for being part of large resort chain with great status and prestige, wich owns other many resorts  dedicated to commit fraud on selling luxurious timeshare units. And same as the other resorts, it is certainly luxurious and stands for its large and beautiful buldings, offers outdoor activities such as golf, tennis, entertainment, event services and restaurants of an excellent level located all over Mexico´s most beautiful coasts.

But speaking of Pueblo Bonito fractional ownership (Pueblo Bonito Travel Club)selling it isn´t  as good as they claim to treat their guests, as we can see in the Pueblo Bonito timeshare reviews and common complaints recently made.

Common complaints:

  • Salesperson has the client sign a waiver giving up their 5 day right to cancel as it is a special one-day only offer.This is illegal in Mexico.
  • Salesperson promise to sell their old timeshare to offset the cost  of the new timeshare in the end the client is referred  to resale company that does not sell the old timeshare and the client is stuck with two timshare and the maintenance fees for both properties.
  • Complaints about Concord Pueblo Bonito & Pueblo Bonito Travel Club.

Pueblo Bonito timeshare reviews

This chain of resorts with a lot more premises around Mexico such a Pueblo Bonito Emerald Bay and Pueblo Bonito Pacifica has been target of many reviews by people pointing out bad experiences buying a timeshare.

Also, on the complaint board blog you can find content about Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach timeshare in problems involving the resort.

Pueblo Bonito reviews

The list is long, an involves the rest of Pueblo Bonito resorts listed at the beggining of this section and besides timeshare reviews clients even mention problems with Pueblo Bonito membership reviews, since the scammers and sales people tend to offer a membership update that in no way will benefit the clients

How they operate

The Pueblo Bonito ownership fraud usually starts with a convincing and charming sales person. Many people clainm that the seller invites couples in particular to a meeting, so they get the timeshare concept explanation about owning and sharing a private residence with other people every timeshare they travel and stay in a Pueblo Bonito resort.

The couples have a tour in the different unit areas that are said to be available for them to pick. In the end, buyers have claimed they received quite a different unit. They also tend to persuade customers to increase the membership level of the resort , wich has been target of critics in many Pueblo Bonito membership reviews. In case of non-registered customers, the seller will convince them to at least become a member.

They will ask if they own another timeshare that they no longer use and tell them that Pueblo Bonito will sell it to lower the price of the current timeshare that the customer buy, but in reality they are leaving everyone on a big debt after signing the contract.

If you are the victim of a timeshare scam, you can agree one of the Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach timeshare problems about the pressure they put on you.

The worst part of the customers is that the seller will never teel you about the five days recession period in wich you can terminate the contract of timeshare. Not to mention that they also lie and say that it will be impossible to cancel the ccontract after signing it. This is a typical leading indicator of a timeshare scam. This las one tends to be a big complaint in the Pueblo Bonito timeshare reviews posted on Trip Advisor.

In conclusion

Like we said before, it is very well represented on the Pueblo Bonito Travel Club reviews posted online and on the common complaints listed above, that the scammer plague it´s getting bigger and bigger.

For the most part this happens in Mexico, such a beautiful and exotic country and it works because the sales people take advantage of the limited law knowledge  of foreigners and tourist while on vacation in different country. Like the case of Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach timeshare and problems that arise, not only about timeshare, but poor management and unpleasant from the staff , arter tourist reject timeshare meeting invitations.

Now, also reselling timeshare business is finding it´s way to scam and manipulate timeshare owners and convince them they could get a good amount of money for their old unit, setting up a false client with false ID documents that is ready to buy the unit at the moment. They send all tha fake information to the old unit owner, who is just ready to give it away in exchange of some "fees" for cleaning and maintenance, made up by the scammer. Finally the victim realizes he never received any money for this property and he was scammed.

If you are interested in investing in fractional ownership, we suggest you to find legitimate companies and being alert when doing business of this kind. Being alert on red flags could be a major help. Always make sure you look up the background of the seller online. In addition, it´s fair to suspect from sales people asking for an upfront fee, a trustworthy deal is made like a real state business is made.

To receive more information about Pueblo Bonito Timeshare and how to cancel it, send a WhatsApp to +52 333 239 6589, fill in the form in the contact section or call us at +1 714 277 3662.

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383 Complaints
  • Brian BatchApril 12, 2012, 10:10 am

    My wife and I attended a Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach on Oct. 21, 2010. The promoter ("promotor turistico") was Felix Ramirez S. ([E-mail] 011-52-624-147-91-95). Felix promised us a $200 credit toward the hotel bill (which was honored) and two $55 sunset cruise tickets (which was also honored). At Sunset, we met Mitch Feld ([E-mail]; 624-142-9999). Mitch was a high-pressure, snake oil salesman. I had no interest in buying, but wanted to complete all obligations to receive our gifts. Mitch, 53, originally from Palm Desert, CA (can't miss him--squirreliest hands you'll ever shake, and the worst cologne ever), told us so many gems it was crazy. In no particular order, here are the best--(1) you make money--upwards of $1200 a year--just by buying the TS and renting it back; (2) the Sunset TS is the best one behind Hawaii, and you can use your weeks anywhere in the world for ridiculously low prices; (3) when the Sunset catering manager got on our golf cart, he asked how many buffet items are offered "because [I] just lie about the number everytime I talk about it, and want a real total;" (4) Mitch had no office [just shared a common cafeteria called "Sales Room 3"], no Pueblo email, no business card, and no brokerage license nor an international brokerage license, and (5) as friendly as he was, when I told him I would think about it, he said I either buy that day or forget it; when I told him to forget, we were promptly and rudely shown the door. Also beware that Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday are the prime targets for these promoters to get you to the TS presentation, and EVERYONE is in on it--concierge, bellboy, poolboy, bartenders, even some of the shop owners downtown. Mitch had one fact which I took for truth--that 0.0063 of people who walk out of the resort don't come back to buy timeshares. Maybe we can get that same number to people who walk through the door in the first place if they read more posts and blogs like these.

  • SophieApril 12, 2012, 10:10 am

    Was a victim of high pressure sales pitch at Pueblo Bonito in Cabo. Everything the salesperson told us were lies. They used gifts and alcohol to persuade us to buy. I can't believe I got scammed and now they are telling me I can't get out of it. They even gave us certificates for rooms at one of their resorts and told us it was on them and then turned around and charged us for the rooms! I was wondering what it would cost to get out of this thing and if you guys could help? I was taken advantage of!!!

  • RobertApril 12, 2012, 10:10 am

    Time share at Pueblo Bonito Sunset. At check in I was asked to sign up for a "welcome presentation/tour" for following day which I learned it was a timeshare sales. My credit card was charged for the amount of $6500 initially and told by the sale representative that I can cancel at the end of the day in order to qualify for promotions/gifts. I requested the credit card be reversed and was then asked to sign another document for this to happen and I was getting tired, was at the tour from 9 to 5:00pm,- trying to leave the place with my credit card and driver license. On the next day, I attempted to find the sale representation or sales manager for cancellation but failed to find anyone to assist me as the other sales represent claimed " we don't have anyone to help you right now." The fact is that I was not informed of my right to cancel in 5 days. And I was at the resort on my second day of stay. I have no access to the computer and unaware of their trick to delay my cancellation process. I already filed a dispute claim with credit card company for the amount of $2700.

  • caseyApril 12, 2012, 10:10 am

    I'm sorry to say that most of you should be blaming yourselves for not doing your homework.   I love going to the Pueblo Bonito and the Montecristo, but i would never buy there, just because its OBVIOUSLY a hugely bad investment.  You can't blame others for your bad decisions and when you sign a contract, you sign a contract.   Many of you are talking about "getting the freebies".    You go on vacation for freebies???   Really???    Thats whats wrong with the USA.... too many people who dont take responsibility for their actions and want something for nothing.    I hope you all learned your lesson

  • JayApril 12, 2012, 10:10 am

    I was just scammed by Pueblo Bonito into buying a new time share. They promised to sale my old timeshare, however this was a lie. I have not heard anything from them and they are ignoring my phone calls.

  • SandraApril 12, 2012, 10:10 am

    We bought fractional ownership at Montecristo Estates in Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach at Cabo San Lucas last October.It was presented to me and my husband as an investment opportunity and 100% rental,it will pay for itself.Was also told will be able to sell existing timeshare and will use the monies for payment of the downpayment.My husband was sold on this but me,it took awhile realizing we can't afford this financial responsibility but against my better judgement and high pitch sales pressure and him repeating over and over it's a guaranteed rental,I signed the contract.I was told to I can't change my mind since it's a foreclosed property.Fast foreward ,came back in US and did my own research,found out that there's no market for timeshare.

  • Jerry JeffordsApril 12, 2012, 10:10 am

    My Maint. fee has gone from $320 to over $500 per year in 7 years. I am willing to just loose the whole TS and stop paying the fee. Does anyone know if they will try to force you to pay or screw up your credit?
    Not Worth It!

  • gsdunlapApril 12, 2012, 10:10 am

    we purchased a two week alternating year timeshare at Monticrisco. We tried to resind prior to the 5day period, but were rejected by our sales person. We only found out about the resind option after talking to other individuals. no one from the Pubelo Bonita Sunset told us about this option. We made a 12,000 deposit and have written several letters to the resort and have NEVER had a response. We also refused to pay our maintence fee and also indicated our in ability to continue. We have never used the resort. We would like to be allowedto have the contract resinded and our deposit returned.

  • Michael GramApril 12, 2012, 10:10 am

    I have already paid more than $28,000.00 and want out of this 30 yrs contract because it was a complete fraud . They lied about everything including the 1 free week they had promised for 30 yrs but now the contract states that is is for only 6 free weeks during the whole 30 yrs

  • QTApril 12, 2012, 10:10 am

    It amazes me how many people talk about getting scammed on here.  It is common sense what time share sales people are paid to do....didn't anyone ever remember to think before you sign and READ ALL the fine print and perphaps do your homework and use GOOGLE to decide whether to buy or not???  Montecristo is absolutely beautiful and 5 star all the way around!  I'm VERY aware NEVER to buy a TS here, since all you have to do is go online and purchase time from an owner who isn't able to use it and you pay almost nothing when you can factor in bringing family and guests and offsetting the price.  The maintanence is very high and will keep going up every year...this is how they keep the grounds and villa's clean.  DO YOUR HOMEWORK PEOPLE....don't blame pushy salespeople for your own stupidity.  I would NEVER sign a contract until at least 1 day  later...that is always a rule for me.  NO ONE could ever pressure me to do anything...especially a couple hundred dollar hotel credit.

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