One the most common fears people have when purchasing a timeshare in Mexico is whether or not the timeshare is a scam or the real deal. In the case of Garza Blanca, some timeshare buyers have been wary of the fact that Garza Blanca appears to be a new brand on the market. Most timeshare advisors recommend to avoid buying from new timeshare operators but in the case of Garza Blanca, although the Residence Club is a new initiative, it is part of a larger company that has over 30 years in the business of developing, selling and operating timeshare schemes and resorts.

So, the first thing to recognize about buying a Garza Blanca timeshare is that you are purchasing from a company whose owner and affiliates have years of success behind them. You can also be sure that the property will be completed and that you are not being sold a fake timeshare. Garza Blanca Residence Club is definitely not a scam.

Today, Garza Blanca Residence Club enjoys 5 buildings, three restaurants and three pools, each with a different style and advantages. There is also a new building in progress that will open by the end of 2014, which offers another pool and new restaurants. There is certainly no danger of a scam, on the contrary, your investment keeps growing.

So what are the Garza Blanca Scams I hear about?
The name of Garza Blanca is sometimes associated with timeshare scams involving resales, which have nothing to do with genuine Garza Blanca timeshare purchases. On occasion, resale companies and timeshare lawyers target current Garza Blanca owners, offering to sell their timeshare for a great profit. Once you get hooked into the idea of selling your timeshare and pay your fee, you realize that the offer was fake and you have lost a couple hundred dollars. Garza Blanca warns its members to beware resale scams and any unsolicited timeshare lawyers or action groups that contact you out of the blue.