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You can KEEP Mexico... (by KC):

stanleyf5 wrote:

My suggestion is don't go to Mexico. Why put up with such behavior, when there are thousands of places to visit that are free of such police behavior. I practice what I preach, I will never go to Mexico, or buy a property there. Stan.

I concur with the portion of Stans' statement quoted above. Although I have been to Mexico (...not in any way associated with timeshare use or RTU purchase), I certainly have no particular desire to return.

Somehow, people (particularly the younger generations) seem quite willing to ignore the fact that, despite being physically contiguous to the United States, Mexico is an independent, foreign entity. It is essentially still a third world country, rife with corruption, where U.S. laws do not apply and offer no protection whatsoever to the visiting U.S. citizen once he or she crosses the border. Yet somehow, people go to Mexico and still manage to be shocked when the widespread corruption there becomes a face to face reality for them. Baffling...