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Timeshare companies like many other organizations sometimes respond to the squeaky wheel. I would always suggest asking nicely to begin and see if you can work out some mutually agreeable solution but if you feel that the sales folk committed fraud and deception and you post it all over the place, I have heard of more than one Mexican company that will then reach out and deal and then as a part of the deal require you not to disclose the deal and to go back and retract as much as possible of your posts and if that is not possible to put in a simple message that you have requested your posts be removed and that you have worked out a satisfactory solution with the developer and then never post again about it. For Mexico timeshares when you feel that there was fraud again even if you aren't sure you can "prove it", it is wise to contact Profecto- Mexico's consumer protection agency to see if they can help. Its questionable whether an attorney can help you for timeshare issues in the US. For non us timeshares a US attorney won't be able to help at all. And as to attorney's in the country in question the likelihood of getting scammed is even higher.