Flamingo Lakes Resorts - Platinum Yucatan Resorts Looking for history of fraud Merida Yucatan Yucatan Mexico

In my opinion this is a nice resort, unfortunately they are liars and thieves. You have to stay away from them and their timeshare presentations, don't make the mistake to go just waiting for free stuff!! Be careful! I was scammed too, 2 years ago, and it's been a nightmare for me. I was reading some articles about this fraudulent resort and they really helped me to understand a few more things. Take a look at this, maybe you find something of help:
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I am aware people have lost money via purchasing plots.
Currently in the UK there is a group which is preparing to take legal action
against Dave Cross and Neil Baines.

If you know anyone that has been affected please
get them to respond to this thread.

Unfortunately this fraud version on Neil Baines about Flamingo Lakes Resort in Yucatan Mexico is true, he has now left the country and made all kind of frauds leaving many innocent people with their dreams and their investments lost.

He has made this fraud already in Panama, Spain and Bahamas; it is impossible that this actor keeps doing this dirty things all over the world, with his lowsy partner David Cross.

Please, let this nasty peolpe burn in hell, and do ever do any kind of business with them.

No further posting will be entered into. Anyone requiring information, contact the head office.
FLR representative.

Thank you for explaining that Baines simply purchased his title
rather than having it conferred or awarded.

Does he have any academic or professional qualifications and if so were they acquired in the same way?

Further to the previous rebuttal: As the lordship was conveyed through the Land Registry in 1988, Neil Baines will always be the 23rd Lord of Blomville, and the purchaser of the title after him will likewise always be the 24th.

With regards to Flamingo Lakes' Fiesta Americana offices: These were opened on a 6 month trial basis for our Sales and Marketing department, which in the global economic climate became an inefficient use of resources. Consequently we have moved our Sales and Marketing staff to our even posher offices in the city centre. Please feel free to visit us at this address with any more queries you may have: Platinum Yucatn Resorts S.A. de C.V, Head Office, Calle 59 N 581 x 74 y 76, Col. Centro, Mrida, CP 97000

Neil Baines was in fact a Lord, the 23rd Lord of Blomville, between 1988 and 1993. He purchased this title at a public auction in London in early 1988 and sold it on in the spring of 1993.
All this can be verified with the Manorial Society of Great Britain and is standard practice for the purchase and exchange of Lordships.

Neil Baines was in fact a Lord, the 23rd Lord of Blomville, between 1988 and 1993. He purchased this title at a public auction in London in early 1988 and sold it on in the spring of 1993.
All this can be verified with the Manorial Society of Great Britain and is standard practice for the purchase and exchange of Lordships.

Neil Baines was in fact a Lord, the 23rd Lord of Blomville, between 1988 and 1993. He purchased this title at a public auction in London in early 1988 and sold it on in the spring of 1993.
All this can be verified with the Manorial Society of Great Britain and is standard practice for the purchase and exchange of Lordships.

To the original poster of this thread - I would like to ask that you contact me, as I have also found some worrying information on the companies and people involved here. However, I do not believe that it is yet sufficient to file a proper complaint and needs further investigation. I would like to compare what we have and discuss it, and I'm willing to provide my email address for you to contact me: dk28q3@gmail.com

If you would like to get in touch please send me an email.

Thank you.

I would like to inquire if this is the same Mr Baines who according to a recent interview with the local newspaper THE DIARIO DE YUCATAN claimed to be LORD BAINES and is this the same person who until recently had VERY POSH offices in the 5 star Fiesta American but, sadly have now closed....

I am responding to the wrongful allegations posted on this site as the author obviously knows nothing of the international business affairs of Platinum Yucatan Resorts SA de CV or Flamingo Lakes Resort.

The president of the company is Mr.Neil Baines, (not Barnes).

There are many companies around the world with the name Platinum in the title that are not in any way connected to Platinum Yucatan Resorts SA de CV.

Mr Baines has various companies but none of them have ever been involved with the selling of high priced resort style residences and golf memberships ahead of construction and then defaulting on the construction in Spain or Panama as erroneously stated.

All concerned by the allegations in this post are invited to take up full references from all who deal with us, and would recommend contacting our CEO., Mr David Cross in the first instance. Our international Lawyers are prepared to converse on any subject concerning this company and project. They have explicit instructions in this matter.

Due diligence on this company has been carried out by two London firms TWICE. Both firms are regulated by the Financial Securities Authority.

The company has nothing to prove and nothing to hide.

It is strongly suggested that the author contacts our legal department to have these libelous allegations removed from this site with immediate effect before the company commences legal action for defamation of character and subsequent damages.

Flamingo Lakes Resort and Platinum Yucatan Resorts SA de CV has an open book policy and operates with full transparency.

For any further enquiries please contact our head office in Merida, Yucatan, Mexico on 0052 999 924 4431