
Cancun Luxury Travel
Scammed me out of $498!
got a fax at work for a vacation to mexico. talked to a representative and signed up for the package.
next day $498 was taken from my credit card company and lo and behold no one ever got back to me about the airfare. called several times and no one called me back. next thing i know the number is out of service and because i have no address for this company i can't file a complaint with the better business bureau. this is ILLEGAL!
and i for one am not gonna take it anymore!
i am not through with this company yet! TOUCHEE!
All inclusive travel scam
Yes, I was scamed as well. BECU VISA reversed the $498 charge and then reveresd it again saying the paperwork was OK.
I found out there is not even a Rebecca Weaver that works at the place...the lady that wrote the note to VISA fraud dept. HA They now want more money to book anything. VISA fraud will not do anything. It's been 3 months and I still can't book anything.
This is a scam fromt he word go. Shiela Fields has more lines than graph paper! What a scam artist. Don't send money.
If you know how to get your money back, please let me know.
ptracey2001@***.net
Do not give Cancun Luxury Travel your credit card number. They grossly misrepresent what they offer.
I also received the offer thru a fax, $199 pp, all inclusive, 6 day, 5 night. After giving them my credit card number and being charged $498, there was no trip available without additional charges totaling up to $900.
They are high pressured, fast-talking salespeople that tell you to sign immediately, there are only a few spots left at this great price. You have 45 days to change dates and locations. However, when you contact them, there are all kinds of additional fees if you want to go anywhere.
At that point, they already have your $498! I wish I had read all this info before I got in to this mess.
Luxury Travel/Cancun Allinclusive...SCAM/Wells Fargo
After receiving a "employee benefit" travel fax I contacted a company that advertised as allinclusive.com - BBB logo, sandals logo too... it appeared legit.
I was told I could review an email contract, sign and return via fax to activate my 'e-ticket'. After receiving the email there were several red flags, I refused to sign and contacted customer service. The manager quickly became furious and screamed "we have your credit card number, good luck with the bank!" In the morning I went straight to WELLS FARGO, a personal banker told me I would not have any issues with the $402.15 that was removed instantly. They were not concerned with the signed contract.
WELLS FARGO told me the money would be returned because I never signed anything. Thinking everything would be fine I received a letter stating a decision was made in my favor... two weeks later another letter arrived stating that the merchant (a Scammer) had provided enough evidence and the money would be taken back out. Looking through the paperwork I found they had FORGED my SIGNATURE!
When I returned to WELLS FARGO they refused to look at my signature, my name was spelled wrong, I provided several documents supporting my case that this was not only a scam but forgery!! Last time I checked forgery was a federal offense. Thanks WELLS FARGO for standing up for customers! Needless to say no 'E-ticket' even exists and they won't even consider that I received nothing for my $$ and apparently has implied that forgery is just fine as long as you wait out the 120 day dispute time...
the moral of the story is... on the 119 day if you submit proof even if it's forged it works for them!!! Switch banks....
and anything received via fax is ILLEGAL... wish I would've known that before!
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What exactly is illegal? That you were dumb enough to sign up for something and give your credit card # without getting all the info? That's not illegal sweetheart, that's just stupidity.