For years I have wanted to attend a timeshare presentation. You know, the kind where the most talented, aggressive, and tricky salesmen in the world convince vacationers to purchase a vacation property for one week a year forever. I am not interested in a timeshare, but I have heard so many horror stories of people buying property they didn’t actually want to buy that I thought this is something I need to see in person. On a recent trip with my family to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, I decided it was the time to fulfill my dream. (I was actually more excited about a timeshare presentation than seeing the ocean, and I love the ocean.) Arriving at the airport, we were instantly swarmed by dozens of timeshare sharks, pretending to be there to help us get a taxi, hotel, or whatever else we may have needed 30 seconds after walking off the plane. I didn’t feel like booking a timeshare right then, so I did what seemed to be the polite thing. I pretended like they didn’t exist. [Read more…] about What Wells Fargo, Timeshare Companies, and I Have in Common