Pursuasion in foreign language from four diferent person to a very tired and confused customer. This was last thursday over the phone. 15/7 2004
I suddenly did what I was told: To give credit card information over the phone.
An hour after I got to my senses, phoned the bank late at night to block the card, moved money to another account. The bank couldn't help me, the money was blocked. I mailed All Season's to cancel, seven times without help and service or terms and conditions for the purchase. The eight time I mentioned BBB, Atlanta and a salesperson phoned me. He did not want to help me even over the phone.
I mailed Universal Florida because the logo was on their homepage. They anawered nicely, but could not say if the company was legit, but guessed it was a timeshare company and that I must go to a sales meeting and that they probably promoted a theme park where they got free tickets.
If I transfer the package or parts of it I will unawaringly give them extra names to sell to the timeshare comp. I would unvoluntarily make it possible for them to get more money for every name as this can be a pyramid scheme like Goldquest. This oranisation is also selling timeshares today.
Is this type of pursuasion, selling names and receiving money for a Florida, Bahamas, Las Vegas, Mexico package that probably not the same person can use but "hopefully" gives away in parts, really quite legal? I could easily find cheaper accomodation to day on the net on the same logos they showed.
No insurances for foreigners, taxes to pay etc. Not to speak of airfares. They offered help there of course.
There must lots of hidden, floating money here! Who knows anything. I do not know what to do with the vouchers if I don't get a refund. They are not worth giving away because of the timeshare business.
Looking forward to hearing from all who are informed!
Kristina
Vasteras
Sweden
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