First of all they don't answer their phone. I called 4 times during business hours before I reached someone. There is no answering machine so I couldn't leave a message. When someone did finally answer she mumbled and sounded like she resented having to speak with me. She was very rude on top of ...
I received a certificate for 3 days 2 nights lodging for the place of my choice. You pick one date and three locations and send it with a $50 deposit. I received it back three times, 1st for not being within 30 days, which it was, 2nd for giving only two locations and multiple dates, then just for ...
I am another victim of this SCAM and FRAUD. I was not surprised when I came accross all of the RIPOFF reports on this website. Same old story as everyone else. Sent in Certified Mail enough copies of my personal information that now I really fear ID theft. I feel stupid now that I look back. Also ...
This company, under its previous name of Worldwide Travel, provided a Fly America program as our reward for listening to a travel club pitch in Austin, Texas. Its initial certificate stated that we would receive two free airline tickets anywhere within the continental U.S. But we had to send in a ...
Interesting to see the many many complaints of TRIPS parent company... Worldwide Travel Center. This poor excuse for an operation called TRIPS is run by the same owner as Worldwide. All they did was change the name and now they are into Multi Level Marketing... Hah! They tried to rope me into this ...
Please beware of Worldwide Travel Centers scam that circles around their promises of a Vacation Extravaganza. First, you will be asked to mail in a $100.00 deposite just to get the certificate. When the certificate arrives, it will include forms that require you to provide the following ...