Travel Bridge presented what sounded like a great opportunity to receive discounts, promotions and services for a substantial amount of money in exchange for membership. However, there's nothing the company has done for us as members that we have not done on our own when making arrangements for ...
This company sold a membership that would allegedly allow us to run a travel business but they claimed they would help make the travel arrangements and give us commissions. After we paid the money ($4,600), and went to the training, we found out that was not true. When we tried to get our money ...
I am still trying to get commissions from 2 yrears ago. I was not notified that the peroria office was closing nor has anyone contacted me other than just recently an e mail of tours... ...
After mailing them a $50.00 refundable check that was suppose to be a deposit for the free vacation getaway. This company was a compliment I received from Gold's gym. Being a college student, losing $50.00 is distressing and frustrating. After a month and a half of not hearing from Mini Vacations, ...
This rip-off scheme took $3500 of our money and did not follow through on their cash back on trips taken. They have not even paid former employees back their salaries. This is nothing but a scheme and the Texas Attorny General only succeeded in a settlement of only $90 dollars back out of $3500 ...
I saw a reoprt from someone named Gil about the High pressure sales pitch they experienced from Travel Bridge. I'd have to agree with Gil. My wife and I just sat through the sales pitch today at Travel Bridge in Austin Texas. They are new here in Austin. If I only new what we were in for prior to ...