FBI issues timeshare scam warning: How to protect yourself

In the last five years, over 6,000 victims have reported more than $300 million in losses, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation warned of a rise in scams linked to Mexican Cartels targeting older Americans and timeshare owners.

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- What about meemaw and peepaw
  
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- Pretty good advice.
Timeshares? Who can afford that shit nowadays.
- Depends on the timeshare. I’m sure a lot of people would timeshare an apartment for 12 hours per day. 😂😭
- Nobody— that’s why people jump at scam companies who promise to pay top-dollar for it.
The trick to timeshares is to only go to the initial meeting for free food. Just say no to everything else.

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