On July 16 we joined this travel agency who claimed they could plan our trips for 1/2 the price w can. To date we have been reimbursed $48.00 on a $2,500.00 trip. We can make better deals with AARP and they don't charge. I tried to have them book a week in Branson, Mo. But we got better rates on ...
Vacation Station called me in May and offered me a 4 day to 3 night stay at the Wilderness Water Park in Wisconsin Dells, four water park passes and a seventy five dollar American Express Card in exchange one hundred and thirty nine dollars, in return I was to take a two hour tour. I have E-mailed, ...
Thank goodness my husband and I did not fall for this scam. The presentation was a complete waste of time. When walking down the street in historic Charleston, we were approached by a very aggressive representative near a "tourist information" storefront. We blew him off, but he was very ...
I received a text message on April 10th telling me I subscribed to a service I never even heard about before. After calling "customer service" about the mistake, they tell me that I had confirmed for the service earlier that evening. This is impossible considering that I was WORKING THE ...
Vacation Station has turned out to be a rip-off. My wife and I visited Charleston SC in April. During our visit we were approached on the street by salesmen from Vacation Station. Needless to say we signed up for their presentation and at the end of which sounded like a wonderful deal signed up. On ...
The Vacation Station is a total scam. Their sales presentation says joining the club will entitle you to huge discounts on hotels, cruises, resorts, car rentals, etc., but it's simply not true. We were enticed to hear this presentation in a respectable-looking storefront on the main tourist street ...