Which means this organization calls my sweetheart yesterday stating, "Hello! You have gained a totally free 5-day sail!". They do not provide him any factual statements about the sail apart from it would go to the Bahamas which we are able to consider the sail from now as much as 1 5 ...
I recieved a "free" cruise in the mail, which turned out to be a vacation deal. I was set up on a payment program (beg. With a check of 80 some dollars) after I gave them my credit information and bank account number (i am truly naive). They seemed legit, and it wasn't until afterwords ...
At 64, I thought I was savvy enough to spot a con when I saw one. Obviously not. This company is very good at deceiving potential customers: On the first call, I was told that they needed U$ 59/person to pay for the Bahamian port tax and that if we decided not to go, the money was refundable ...
Voucher is no good! Cruise is not free! Please pay attention. If you came across this page, it's probably because you received that very convincing voucher in the mail saying you and someone else won a trip to the Bahamas... Or Vegas... Or Mexico. Let's be smart. Don't go for it. I was lucky enough ...
Obtained a Totally Free Cruise Voucher for Caribbean Cruise Line and paid attention to whole message concerning the sail and remain in Ft. Lauderdale Florida, Nassau Bahamas and remain in Orlando Florida and Vegas NV for future years. After stating how fantastic that might be I had been informed ...
I looked for any scam reports before i went ahead with this cruiseline. Now today i found some after i have a complaint... Basically the cruise line mail out ticket mail to anyone because their promoting there new cruise. I got mines on 5-09-09. I called them back got information about the many ...