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Fairmont Rancho Banderas Time Share Fraud (by Katethegreat):

My mother got a few calls out of the blue in the last week from this holiday joint. I told her to hold off and not sign anything (big duh). She had all her timeshare paperwork layed out (for Playa Del Sol), wondering if this is something she should jump on. Big no. The old rule of thumb: If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

Also, if that email was the exact copy paste, that should be an indication in itself that this is just another marketing scheme and not even a good one. Seriously, the opening sentence wasn't even a sentence. Neither was the second one. The whole 1st paragraph was full of errors. Cripes, if you're going to sell me something, at least present it in a professsional way that makes it seem ligit.