Today I received a mailing from Mini Vacations, Inc. The mailing is deceptive because it takes hours to figure out what it's all about.
It is nearly impossible to find who the mailing is from. There is not company identification on the mailing envelope, and you will ask: "Where did this come from?"
They talk, in the enclosed letter, about being: "As a member of "Xtratainment.., " even though you did nothing to become a member." The next statement is, "Congratulations! Your decision to join the "Xtratainment.., " even though you didn't make that decision. Your next question is going to be: "I wonder if this is going to cost me anything?" I haven't found this out yet, but I will during business hours tomorrow.
Cautiously, I am writing this report because I would like to inform everyone possible about this mailing. "Buyer Beware!" Also, I will be doing a followup of this report as soon as I can contact Mini Vacations and see what's up!
Linda
Miami, Florida
U.S.A.
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