In September I booked a vacation using MVI. I was instructed to chose a date in the off-peak cruise season. Nov-March. I chose a date in Feb. I paid half of the trip already, $650. I was told that I would be getting something in the mail, like a statement that would allow me to send in the ...
This company has been reported to rip-off before and I would like to dispute every positive thing that was said about this company. They are not an honest company. They are deceptive and they are taking money from people left and right. I recently called to confirm a vacation and found out from a ...
Two weeks ago, I contacted MVI Marketing by phone. I explained that I was not able make a reservation to travel, and I wanted a refund on my $100 "good faith" deposit. The representative asked for my certificate number, which is 104528 1 A. Then I was given the number 813-769-4203 to ...
In 2004 I received a certificate from MVI. After several attempts to use their service, I was unable to find a vacation time and place to meet my satisfaction.in November of I requested a refund of my $100 deposit. They sent me the paper work, that I returned. After not receiving anything by ...
My fiance recieved a flyer via fax at his place of emploment. The flyer promised mini vacations at an affordable price. My fiance called the number on the flyer and after consulting w / me provided the downpayment required to book our trip. After a few weeks we recieved a folder in the mail ...
Before I wrote this I attempted to contact the president of MVI through the email listed here on consumer complaints. I got no response. Don't waste your time too! Minivacations/MVI is a marketing scam not a travel agency! Here is the story of how I almost got shafted for Valentine's Day 2006: My ...