We were also sold a vacation plan that guaranteed us the lowest price on any type of travel, which was not the truth. After a very short time, I asked to resell it back to Grand Crowne because they told me I could do that because people were looking to buy resales. But they now said TOO BAD! You ...
We were lured down to Branson to look at Grand Crowne's time share condos'. Then the bottom line none of those were looked at were available and we were asked to attend the travel network presentation the next day. This was extremely high pressure and it turned out to cost us over $5000 for NOTHING ...
Bottom line, the lovely membership book revealed that there just was no tangible product or true benefit beneath all of the colorful pictures and promising words. Also, every other page seemed to come back to the rewards promised for sharing this wonderful opportunity with other innocent victims. ...
We purchased the travel club membership after a presentation which misrepresented what is actually available. The presenter described the ability to purchase travel at "cost", using the analogy of a box of Cheerios which costs the consumer over $3, but in actuality the "cost" to ...
Grand Crowne Travel Network pressures their guests into a one time only offer, commit today or lose your opportunity forever. Banking on making sure if someone is easily influenced that they will commit no matter what their financial status may be. The benefits thus far have been none. I called ...
Our long-needed vacation to Branson turned into a nightmare, and costly experience. On April 6 my husband and I were pressured to buy into the Grand Crowne Travel Network at a cost of $3389.00, money we couldn't afford to charge. As the annual fee of and additional $189.00 approaches, I am reminded ...