This past weekend I got a $1300 voucher in the mail. I called this evening to find out what it was about. Paul with the Id # PL 5445 answered the phone and the first question he asked me was what my code number was on my voucher and if I had a credit card. I said yes. When I asked him his last name he never aswered. He went on expaining to me all the greatness of the resort, ect. It sounded fabulous but I didn't want to give my credit card number over the phone so I asked him if I can think about it and call him back later he said no. Its a one time deal or phone call per house hold.
Well I kept telling him that I was a college student and paying so much at once is alot so he puts his manager on the line and his manager bribes me into buying the resort package by giving me a discount and including two more vacation packages and extending my vacation package for three years.
Well I thought thats a one time deal that I don't want to miss so I fell for it. Well after I gave him my credit card number he said that a recording lady is going to call me and record the whole vacation deal with me and put it on record.
In a few minutes Christina from Ramada resort called me. Well she started going through everything and then she told me that i had 18 months to use my package and I said hold it didn't the guy i just speek with said 3 years. She said hold on a moment while i get my manager.
So I waited and waited and then she saids well I can't get ahold of my manager so you have 18 months to use it. I said hold on that wasn't the deal and she just brushed it off as if it was nothing and went on. After my conversation with her I decided to research all the resorts and cruise well it didnt' look like anything that he was explaining to me.
This kind of got me worried because last vacation I stayed in much nicer resorts with full kitchen and livingroom for allot more cheaper. After I saw the number of consumer complaints on the same exact voucher about the Ramada Plaza Resort. I thought I might as well report them for bribing a college student into buying and going into further debt, into something they can not afford.
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