On October 2 we were invited to attend a presentation to tell us how to get free vacations to Branson. After spending approximately 4 hours listening to all the wonderful opportunities and vacations this company could give us, we were pressured into purchasing a Vacation Club Package for $6,384. The first time I tried to book a cruise, I was put off and put off and then told the person had to leave her job due to family illness. I had someone else tell be about a wonderful cruise they could get me for $4,000 more than I could get the same cruise by going directly through the cruise lines. Again I tried to get reservations in Branson, some six months prior to traveling there, and was told Branson was all booked up. I tried the third time to book yet another vacation and had no success.in the meantime I was getting notices to pay my Membership Dues or I would lose my membership. Like an idiot I went ahead an paid my dues and after almost 5 years this company has given me nothing but a binder full of worthless promises.
They should be sued. If there is a travel company out there with the same name, they may want to change their name. However, just this week I called the number for Grand Crowne Leisure and someone did answer the phone. When I requested time for a vacation in Branson in September she pretty much told me to call back a month prior to arrival and they would see what they could do. What is this? Either someone is acting as a Travel Company and claiming to have nothing to do with Grand Crowne Leisure, with the same phone number or they're still acting as a scam to lie and cheat people out of their money. I am writing a letter to the Arrorney General's Office in Missiouri for further assistance. If anyone has started a class action suit against this company, please contact me immediately at [email protected].
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