I attended a seminar/meeting, whatever you want to call it which involved the company offering to be a member of a savings company. This was held at a hotel and after the meeting, I was given a voucher for a 7-day cruise for 2. I was so excited because I had never been on a cruise before. I sent in ...
Attended a promotional event in February and was promised a cruise for participating. Paid a $99 fee and received a total of two e-mails - one stating the registration materials had been received, and one in September stating all was in order and I'd be contacted soon. Despite several attempts to ...
Went to a sales meeting and was given a voucher for a complimentary 7-night cruise for two. Sent in $99 processing fee and was to be contacted 30 days prior to leaving. My sailing date is October 21, and as yet have not heard from them and there is no phone number to call. ...
In April I received a voucher for a complimentary cruise. Responded to it through the Pass to Paradise website. Received a form back by email requesting 99 dollar registration fee and form to be filled out and sent in within 21 days.in September started sending emails to the [email protected] ...
Paid 100.00 for a 7 day cruise, kept receiving the run around and then they came back with the cruise costing over $589.00 for two people with fees and port charges, biggest scam stay away. The phone number goes to a recording you can't talk to no one and the emails come back with girls first names ...
7 day free cruise was offered. Had to pay $100 for fees. Gave me the runaround. Cruise not free had to pay for the cruise at cost. Phone number you could reach them is (405) 463-9288. Never answered. Big scam. Do not trust Pass to Paradise.com. ...