Vacations 4 You

This company is a scam. They are worst than Used Car Salesman. What kind of company takes advantage of the sick elderly? I have told them several times of our need to cancel. I have a health condition that will not allow me to travel at least not by air or ship. Who wants to drive all over the country, road trips are fun, but just not in my condition. I gave them absolute NO STARS, half of a star still would be too much, but they are so low down and dirty, that this forces you to give at least one star. If you have to FORCE PEOPLE TO GIVE YOU STARS... YOU ARE PRETTY DARN PATHETIC. You are worse than those who seek attention on Facebook for LIKES! I have not read any good reviews regarding this company. I am a Vet and can travel much cheaper using simply a Military ID than using their cruddy discounts. If you work for this company, please reevaluate your life. There are plenty of companies including some great WFH(work-from-home) companies, that will allow you to sleep at night and feed your family with a clear conscience.

Wish I never went worse experience I have every had need to close the doors on this business.

This company is horrible. They don't stick to contract details and when you reach them to discuss, they don't answer when you call, and the so called vacation deals they offer are horrible. We have literally every time found a better deal elsewhere. Do not use this company at all, worse experience ever and unprofessional. Literally held our paperwork for months and randomly submit almost 3/4 a year later with no email or call of any sort informing us of this situation, basically breaching contract and putting people in compromising situations. Do not waste your time even going to listen. They are very unprofessional and have horrible business etiquette.

I received a phone call today from this company and they asked all the questions that everyone else has been stating. They never once said anything about a credit card till I read the email they sent me. If I am there to win a prize what does my age, marital status and income have to do with a FREE PRIZE??? The number they called from was a local number but then wanted me to call them back at a 786 number. What really got me was that everyone I spoke with had a accent and the guys name was David S ð???. Not one time was I told that I would have to pay taxes on anything. So I looked them up and there not a accredited business with the Revdex.com and have only been in business for a year. Just to let this company know you never had me I just wanted to see what you wanted and the only thing I lost is time.(hopefully) I hate the way people pray on one another. This is not the way the world is supposed to be. Hopefully they never take advantage of anyone again. Thanks for your time and I pray for everyone how falls for this. Have a blessed day ð??.

Vacations 4 You contacted me stating I had "won a cruise". All I had to do was attend their 1.5 hour presentation (oh and if you act like you can't attent they'll throw in a "diner card" ). They then proceeded to ask my age, gender, income, marital status, and "do you have a credit card to bring to the presentation"? I even told them that my husband couldn't attend to which the guy said, "That's ok. Just tell them you're single!" When I contacted the company, the owner's response was that they use 3rd party companies (out of the country) to make their calls... that's not fishy at all! GIving your credit card to a company who starts off contacting you and asking your age, gender, marital status and income, and stating, "make sure you bring a credit card to the presentation" is probably not the safest practice for consumers. Be aware... this company is a SCAM!

This company is a scam calling me 10 times tonight and now texting me, talking about reporting me to FBI. Someone needs to shut this company down. I will be contacting the FCC in the morning regarding them and these texts.

We were once again fooled by false advertising and false promises--made you think you were going to get a FREE 3-day vacation, air and hotel, but it would actually cost you hundreds of dollars--same with the so-called restaurant gift card for $100--it was not a gift card, but required hundreds of dollars to be spend and you got nothing more than any coupon you could clip out a paper or print from the internet. They did a sales pitch that was guaranteed not to last more the 1.5 hours and we spent over 2.5 hours and had to cut off the conversation or we might still be there. The man giving us the sales pitch was loaded and his breath reeked of alcohol. In good faith we participated and had to spend $38 to park for which we were not reimbursed. They kept saying it was not a time-share and it wasn't, but the experience was much much worse. When we left we felt like we had been mentally ***. How in the world can this business be given a B+ it should be no more than a D or D-. For the Revdex.com to post this high of a rating is bad for the Revdex.com because it seriously hurts their reputation and credibility.