We attended a Home Show or Expo in our hometown. One booth offered a free drawing for travel prizes. A couple of weeks later, we received a phone call telling us we had won the drawing for a free trip to Las Vegas or a 7 day cruise on Royal Caribbean plus a voucher for $40 worth of gas for making ...
We purchased this travel club service, license 300127, after being enticed to the presentation by phone with a "free" trip which was unusable. Avoid this company at all costs for the following reasons: 1. You are not issued a password to view the website until after the time for ...
We signed up for a free trip at the Lowe's Home and Garden show and were called because we won a free trip and had to attend a 90 minute work shop to claim our trip. At the time we did not know the name of the company—just American travel. We listened and decided that their travel services sounded ...
We bought a travel service membership from Resorts Plus International (RPI) and discovered it was misrepresented by the sales rep. We did not discover this until after the “cooling off period” because we were not given access to the system until after that period had expired. We still attempted to ...
We immediately put a cancel and returned their binder to them and eventually they refunded part of our money to our credit card but held back $274 for administrative fees. Since we felt this whole program was a scam—no free trips were given as they stated. Every trip cost a good amount of money ...
My husband and I went to presentation this morning for Resorts Plus International. The representative assigned to us was a man named Butch. He was polite and friendly. We listened to the presentation by Penny, then talked again to Butch. We told him that we were not interested in the program, but ...