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Usually the pitch goes like this: Someone (anyone) offers you a large amount of money for a Mexican timeshare. Might even be more than you paid for it. You get excited, get a contract, and it seems so good. Then, they tell you that you need to register with the Mexican government, or pay a capital gains tax, or or pay a foreign purchaser tax. Tax, tax, fee, fee. If you send money, they will find another charge to impose. Until you realize that the money isn't coming back and you realize that you can't get in touch with the foreign buyers. Common scam. Best to avoid all contact. No one want your timeshare.