iGlobe Travel

Review: I am a current member of the [redacted] Excess Inventory. I have been a member for 3 years. iGlobe Travel got my husband and I to go to this seminar at iGlobe Sales Office in [redacted]. They lead a convincing vacation package in the hour and a half we were there. They asked us if we were interested and at first we said no it was to expensive. They told us they had another package less expensive and it offered great deals but with a limited time schedule. They said we had to sign the contract before we leave their office or we would not be accepted into the program. We ended up signing a contract on the spot. They charged us $2,000.00 and they made us pay by [redacted]. The [redacted] website shows you all kinds of beautiful places and tell you these are available during a period of time posted on their website. Within one month of signing up we did go on one vacation through the program. Since then I have tried repeatedly to book a trip that they have posted on their website and available and repeatedly they claim they are not available the week I request to book. I have paid $2,000.00 up front to iGlobe expecting a program I would be happy with and now my husband and I want our $2,000.00 back. I claim the program is a scam and I want help from Revdex.com to help reclaim my money.Desired Settlement: I want iGlobe Travel to refund us our money of $2,000.00!