We stopped at a Charleston, SC Visitor Center and they induced us to attend a storefront in Charleston with the promise of free tourist attraction tickets. Once we arrived at the Charlestown storefront, we were told we must attend a 30-45 minute presentation (stretched to 2.0 hours) to procure our ...
Beware! I read this warning from others too late. But I fear there are hundreds of unsuspecting tourists in Charleston who will fall into the same trap. The salesmen and women in this outfit are predators. They are looking for people who would like to be able to travel more than they really can ...
On July 20, we were on vacation in Charleston. We were stopped by a young lady and ask if we wanted free tickets to several sites in Charleston. We agreed to sit through a presentation and after being offered financing on a loan for 2.9% fixed APR, with payments at 50 to 65 dollars a month for the ...
I hunt con men. Therefore, after reading about this SC company, I decided to check it out. They did bribe me to come in. No laptops, just dinner for 2, carriage ride or both. Obviously its a sales pitch. I sat through the 80's style time sharish pitch. It was not high pressure. I was amused at the ...
In August my wife and I attended a 90 minute presentation from Wholesale Escapes. At the end of this presentation we were led into a room to discuss each package they were offering. Like fools, we bought one of these packages. We were told that this company had an A rating from the BBB. We found ...
Watch out for Wholesale Destinations! In January I joined a sales hype by WSE. It had been offered like a one-stop look for all travel requirements. I don't prefer to invest hours looking around, and so I believed it'd be excellent. I bought a account for $4049 that involved 6 anytime (Prime-Time) ...