I too was scammed by this organization called Mexico Paradise Getaway. After jumping through their hoops and sending them the required $100.00 deposit, I received an email asking for me to fill out a traveler's information form, which I did. Several weeks later, I received another email, stating ...
After reading through all of these posts on MPG, I too share in the frustrations associated with lack of communication, paying for airport taxes that aren't customary with typical travel, etc. The host of the Global Discovery Vacations presentation in Februrary did inform us that we would be ...
Mexico Paradise Getaways owes me $400.00 as I decided to cancel my trip on Nov 10. I too sat thru the presentation which promised a free triip to one of three locations. I too was being "sent" to Cancun which was not one of my three choices. I too was told to send in $300.00 (2X $150.00) ...
Letter sent to Attorneys General, Chambers of Commerce and Better Business Bureaus of Missouri and Florida: Based on a 1/14/08 issued certificate we were booked on 7/16/08 for the Allegro Hotel in Puerta Vallarta 10/6-10/9/08 with Mexico Paradise Getaways (MPG). We complied with all requests for ...
An all inclusive trip was promised as compensation for attending a meeting regarding vacation purchases. We were reluctant to send the refundable deposit of $100, but did send it. Now they want $150 x 2 to cover airline taxes. We still have no information on destination or date. Now I'm reading a ...
I go and sit through a 90 min buy my stuff session and get an all inclusive trip to Mexico. I send in the certificate on March 20 for my 3 dates to Los Cabos with my $100.00. I get a confirmation phone call on July 18 that I was confirmed for my last date chosen but to Puerta Vallarta instead. ...