A friend told us about a offer that he had received and passed the information on to my boyfriend. At the time our friend told us that he did not have the money to participate. However, we did have the money and thought that it was a good deal, so we purchased a trip to Hawaii, so we thought. A few weeks later we received a package with the details.in the packet it also contained a complementary trip to Vegas. The information that we received for both trips was very confusing, which also required a registration fee. We forgot to follow up with the trips and two months later we received a phone call from one of Nations Travels representatives telling us that we did not choose a package date or complete the registration. He told us that we had a few days to send the money to complete the registration process for both trips. He sent an email with information that we could send a money-fax to. At the time we never choose a date and the representative told us that we could call back when we selected a date. I read through the information several times and realized there were several grammatical errors, which I found to be unprofessional if this was a legit company, but I ignored it even though I found it to be 'fishy'. Once we decided on a date we called the phone number listed, which had been disconnected, then tried to find the information online, which was a failure as well. However, what we did find was a bunch of other complaints!
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