star rating
1/17/
Attended a presentation on Saturday January 16th at the Windmill in Surprise AZNice people, but the gal handed us a Walmart gift card and said it would have 20-bucks on it, my husband was under the impression it was $after speaking with individuals over the phone prior to this appointmentI called to find out the balance on our way home, it had bucks on it, didn't even cover the gas, let alone and 1/hours of our timePlease do not waste your time attending this presentation, if their travel service is so great why do they give you a voucher for vacation and airfare that requires you give money up front and it goes through an agency with a different name, not even concierge vacation services
Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made
by the business in reference to complaint ID ***, and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.
Regards,
As requested by your office I have sent this email My issue with Concierge Vacation Services has been resolvedI no longer have a compliant Please to your website that the issue has been resolved
Concierge Vacation Services sells travel club memberships for several thousands of dollars, claiming they can save members 40 - 80% on hotels and cruises. They claim to have been around for over 20 years and have hundreds of thousands of members. A little investigation turns up no online footprint more than a year old. They offer a huge price drop if you buy before you leave their sales presentation… and before you can properly review their offerings to evaluate whether their savings claims are true. They promise access to their site and service only after five days after you've parted with your $3000 - 8000, which is a way to get around the three-day right of rescission. The gifts they promise for attending the sales presentation aren't even what they seem. Please don't fall for this scam, which we learned many different criminal gangs are running: youtu.be/tfmSFwDTVA4
star rating
1/17/
Attended a presentation on Saturday January 16th at the Windmill in Surprise AZNice people, but the gal handed us a Walmart gift card and said it would have 20-bucks on it, my husband was under the impression it was $after speaking with individuals over the phone prior to this appointmentI called to find out the balance on our way home, it had bucks on it, didn't even cover the gas, let alone and 1/hours of our timePlease do not waste your time attending this presentation, if their travel service is so great why do they give you a voucher for vacation and airfare that requires you give money up front and it goes through an agency with a different name, not even concierge vacation services
Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made
by the business in reference to complaint ID ***, and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.
Regards,
As requested by your office I have sent this email My issue with Concierge Vacation Services has been resolvedI no longer have a compliant Please to your website that the issue has been resolved
Concierge Vacation Services sells travel club memberships for several thousands of dollars, claiming they can save members 40 - 80% on hotels and cruises. They claim to have been around for over 20 years and have hundreds of thousands of members. A little investigation turns up no online footprint more than a year old. They offer a huge price drop if you buy before you leave their sales presentation… and before you can properly review their offerings to evaluate whether their savings claims are true. They promise access to their site and service only after five days after you've parted with your $3000 - 8000, which is a way to get around the three-day right of rescission. The gifts they promise for attending the sales presentation aren't even what they seem. Please don't fall for this scam, which we learned many different criminal gangs are running: youtu.be/tfmSFwDTVA4