About one month ago I got a call from Capital Vacations. It didnt help that they caught me half asleep and they talked fast on what I am now guessing are the parts most people wont agree to. The parts that the telemarketer slowed down on and I actually did hear sounded good since I was planning a ...
It all started when I recieved a phone call one day from capital vacations. They told me about their program, and it sounded great. I was informed that if I didn't want it that I could cancel at any time and not be billed a single cent. So I decided I may as well try it and see what they have to ...
I received a call from a representative supposedly named Gloria, who told me all about Capital Vacations, and the option to cancel after a 14 day trial. I was skeptical, so she went to get her supervisor who was more convincing-unfortunately. I agreed to try their offer for 14 days. I received the ...
My husband received a call from a vacation marketing place. He told him about a 6 night 5 day stay at a hotel in Florida for $149. He said he would send him the information about the hotel to look over for 30 days and if he wasn't interested to send it back and he would not be charged. He asked if ...
In November Capital Vacations called me to let me know that I had been chosen to win a 3/day 4/night free vacation anywhere in the US. I asked why I had been chosen, the comment was because of my good credit with my checking/Bank account! I was told I would have 14 days to look over the information ...
I received a call on May 1st, a Saturday morning from a loud mouthed associate who was friendly enough; she offered a free Suntasia services brochure with free air miles, and a one month trial membership to experience their services; in addition to trials from certain affiliate companies. I ...