Spirit Incentives promised 6 free trips to listen to a sales pitch promised to last 1h 1/2. It lasted 2 1/2 hours and was an ugly experience, but this isn't the complaint. I have tried to file for my vacations several times. Every time I have been rebuffed for filing the wrong dates. Their rules ...
After attend'g travel seminar, rec'd coupon stat'g: "This provides 2 adults w/2 vacations: 3 days, 2 nites in one of over 600 hotels W/I the US; $60 in dinner certificates at Olive Garden/Red Lobster or Outback Steak House. Also, $100 bonus checks. Dates were sent along w/$100 check ...
My wife and I attended a sales presentation at Bigwater Resort in South Carolina. It was a time-share campground. The resort was pretty nice until they got to the price of the tiime-share. It was a bit more ($15,000 for a campsite) then we though it was worth since we own time-share resorts. At the ...
On November my husband and I purchased a vacation package on E-Bay for Ocean City Maryland. We were told to pick a week any time during the year and we would have the vacation of our lives So we did, unfortunately that week was not available, as were none of the other 3 months out of the summer ...
Somehow a representative of spirit incentives convinced my husband that he was eligible for a $2500.00 mastercard if he would pay $300.00 for fees, etc. Unfortunately he fell for it and not only did it take 90 days for any kind of paperwork to reach us, when it did it was an application for prepaid ...
I was called on the phone and told if I went to a time share presentation for Fairfield Resorts that I would get 3 free vacations, 3 days, 2 nights in the city of my choice as well as gift certificates for Outback Steakhouse. I sat through this incredibly grueling sales talk at the timeshare and ...