Good morning Jim, first of all, I hope you can understand me clearly. I'm using a translator to write this. Thank you for sharing your experience on this topic. It's what I think will happen, but my wife is still worried. However, we absolutely refuse to give them one more cent for the deception they used to get us into this. I accept that, as a responsible adult, I should never have signed such a long-term contract with promissory notes and abroad... I really don't know what we were thinking. The psychological game applied is very strong and very effective. Besides, I doubt they gave us any kind of substance because during our entire stay at the resort, we were sick with a fever. Magically, when we left, it went away... I don't know what to think, whether it was a coincidence or something else happened. The idea of returning to Mexico after this experience terrifies me. In all my years, nothing like this has ever happened to me, and the strangest thing is that I'm just realizing it several days into my trip. Today they sent two emails, the first from the "financial institution" stating that they were revoking the debit request based on my request, so it seems they complied with that. I also canceled the cc and explained the situation.
On another note, I received an email from someone in charge of the resort's membership apologizing, understanding that the situation is worrying to us, proposing a video call to discuss the membership and renegotiate the rate. They obviously realize I won't be paying any more. Later, with time and legal advice, I'll tell them to settle the payments with what they've charged. I'll drop the claim I'm making to Visa to recover the amount charged, given that my lawyer believes the contract is void due to bad faith and the CC must return the funds. Even so, I want to put all this behind me, learn this expensive lesson, and never hear from them again. Once again, I thank you for your support and the experience you have, since reading your comments is reassuring. Best regards.
