Being stupid, my wife and I believed what we were told during the presentation and wound up signing an agreement with a cost of over $3000.
When we got home we actually started to think about what we had done and started to check out some of the statements.
Needless to say most of the statements in the presentation were false. There is no way that we could get a balcony room on a 7 day Alaska cruise for $500/person.
Called our credit card company and of course the charge had already gone through. B of A is cool and said that as long as we complied with the cancillation provisions of the agreement we would be OK and that they would "fight" the charge.
The problem with this ripoff is that they do not promise you that things will be free. They approach it with the concept that they buy in bulk like "Sam's Club" and get a better price.
We plan on following the notification policy and hope that we don't get nailed for the 3k.
Be careful.
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