When I attemted to contact GVN, again on my vacation plans I came accross the Rip_Off reports. What an eye-opener. We signed a GVN, vacation package, in July. Like the first report I read from Gwardy, Colorado dated 9-5-08, my experience was almost an exact duplicate. After 4 or 5 high pressure sales pithces with each one the best offer we refused till the last deal was presented. I stiil said no but my wife had a change, because it seemed "TO GOOD TO BE TRUE." The Salesperson said that GVN packages were used on TV game shows like Wheel of Fortune, that turned her mind. They started processing and took deposit of $146.00, Once they realized my wife was part time, they had me sign as like a co-signer. Should have seen red flag. Now she is getting electronic deductions every month of $71.00. I am not on her account.
We have called repeatedly to cancel this agreement and were met with the remarks that it was past the time and nothing could be done. Threatened to close the checking account, they said its an agreement and they would get it from my accounts.
I have been trying to arrange dates for my free Mexican Vacation, but after reading some of the horror stories I will request my money back. I also was set up for the free gas program which I started in Oct. 2008 and mailed thru Feb. With attached questions on why no $25.. Rebates. Finally received a call to repick as that company closed.
Actually the only recent replies I have received is when I started e-mailing them on resorts I want to vacation at, and am receiving same run around as Gwardy.
We want out of this program, since it will in no way serve our needs and we were falsely lead on to believe in there ability to upgrade our vacations.in these rough times with jobs dropping in the Detroit area, I may soon be out of work and stuck with a vacation plan that I cannot use and cannot afford.
Calling the office in Macomb township is a waste of time. Any help or suggestions will be appreciated.
Thank you
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