The promise of two free roundtrips airline tickets, if you listened to their promotional pitch for an expensive travel club. But registration validation was required (4.95) and sending certified mail (3.56), then upon validation, a deposit of $50 per ticket required was sent (again my certified ...
We went to a two hour presentation. Told we would recieve two airline tickets anywhere in the U.S. And two cruise tickets of course we would be paying associated fees and taxes. Sent in 4.95 for processing then recieved letter with further details. Sent in 50.00 x 2 nonrefundable deposit for ...
On searching Google, in addition to the legitimate, Home Office Passport & Identity Service run by the UK Government, I came across 2 of these sites who are 'available on premium rate numbers'! One 'wanted payment', 'chased me' for it via email - I did NOT pay as suspected they are scammers! I ...
My husband and I were told we would receive free round trip airline tickets for attending a presentation on a vacation club. The free offer was bogus - we would have had to pay a number of unknown taxes, surcharges, etc. Plus there were a lot of blackout dates and so many hurdles to jump through! ...
Solicited in Milwaukee Wisconsin, asked to attend a travel presentation for two free airline tickets. Declined to purchase the travel, received Passport to Travel voucher. Paid $50.00 per ticket fee by money order and have received nothing. Found similar complaints on the following web site from ...
Attended a 2 hr presentation on August 21 in Salt Lake City and was promised 2 rd trip airline tickets. Sent in processing fee of $4.95 and later $100 in cashier checks on 9/28; have heard nothing from them since. No response to followup emails, phone calls or letters. This is a sham; beware! ...