In September I purchased two "Vacation Getaways" from Wyndham. I understood that we would be required to listen to a 90 minute sales presentation and then would receive our money back. I was also told htat I could cancel within 15 days of receipt of the written package. I decided to ...
Fairfield resorts, (also, they go by Wyndham resorts, and so I have filed this under both names...) took our 159.00 in exchange for a 3 night stay in one of their vacation resorts in San Diego. But that is not what we got. They lied. Beware of this company. When we got our reservation, we were not ...
Be very careful when dealing with this company. Wyndham is really Fairfield, but their paperwork does not say so, probably becuase if you check the consumer complaintss you won't find Wyndham resorts as far as i can tell. This company led us to believe we would spend 3 nights in one of their ...
We have a fixed week located with Palm Aire Resort. Last year we were told we could not use our week due to the damages caused by a hurricane and the building was under construction. We were still required to pay our maintenance fee of $853.00. My husband and I agreed, since it was an act of God we ...
We visited a holiday timeshare display using the Fairfield Resort Organization in Daytona Beach, California as well as for our period, they offered us a certification for vacation accommodations in a potential day. But, after I attempted to make use of the certification I obtained for resting ...
My complaint is the presentation on the phone to sell the packages to visit the resorts. I take good notes, so I'm 99% sure they did not tell me the things I'm going to complain about, things they used to convince me to buy the packages. Examples: 1. They tell you that you will get 4 $10 gas ...