Mexican cartels are using timeshares as a trap for thousands of Americans | The Excerpt

When you think about Mexican cartels, the things that are likely to come to mind are drug trafficking, gun battles and assassinations. But add this one to your list: timeshares. Over the past decade, thousands of Americans have fallen prey to a complex real estate scheme involving one of the most violent organizations in Mexico. Cartels, it seems, are finally branching out. Freelance reporter Steve Fisher joins The Excerpt to discuss more about this more lucrative new business venture and how you can spot their scam.
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[@user-yy9hk9od9u]

So, never buy a timeshare in Mexico.

[@__-fl3yt]

Please

[@jvssocialmedia2459]

Never even think of buying a property or a time share outside or Canada, the US, or western Europe..

[@dgo3602]

If you get fooled into buying a timeshare you deserved to be scammed.

[@Bradley1900TRD]

Are those nostrils or black holes?🕳️

[@turtleneckferret]

Maybe have the camera moved up a little bit so we can't see into her brain

[@Jesusisblak]

So what she still hot wonder what you look do u like? Good on her helping the elderly ❤

[@Reina.Nijinsky]

Waaait a min now! U telling me there are still Mexicans left in Mexico? Thought they all had snuck under the fence including the cartels! 😂

[@javierhb2547]

130 millions in mexico

[@Reina.Nijinsky]

@@javierhb2547 until u 130 million sneak in, ryt? Lmfao 🤣

[@__-fl3yt]

Do you think all brown people thspeak spanis is mexican right?

[@Alexiscajigas-ek3rk]

Haiti is in civil war and the prime minister is in jail actually in us territory know as Puerto Rico now be Smart

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O wowba

[@Elcacico]

Pure 🍕🤠