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We signed up for a "vacation plan" for $7,500.00. We were not asked how much we wanted to put down. The just took out $7,596.00. We signed it and went home. We thought it was a great idea, but came home and checked it out on the web. They have so many complaints and everyone...

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My partner and I went to a presentation and thought it was a great idea...life long vacation discounts. Instead of the two free airline tickets, we were offered an extra week per year, so we took that.

Every time i have called them for a reservation, either everything is booked...

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My husband and I have been trying since 10/08 to get our refund (close to $4, 000)4without any success. The SC Consumer Affairs have been notified, The BBB and the Federal Trade Commission. The have a contract you sign which states no cancellation... the Cooling off rule set by the FTC states...

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We purchased a membership in Sept. 2007, tried to use several times, never could. Asked for money back, was curtly, flatly, refused. Then this: Channel 7, Large TV Station in South Carolina reported this.. We telephoned, and it is true, VIP has been sued by South Carolina Department of Consumer...

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We were not provided our three day right to cancel, along with other failures to deliver a promised product.



Following was reported by Channel 7 WSPA TV Spartanburg South Carolina April 9, 2008



Consumer Affairs files Lawsuit against...

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VIP Travel is not an accredited Better Business Bureau company. There have been 79 complaints filed against them. They use deceptive and dishonest sales practices to get people to sign contracts to become members of their travel club. The membership is in the thousands of dollars. If you are...

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We purchase a membership Sept. 17, 2007. Have tried to use our membership without success. Finally after months of trying, filed a complaint with Department of Consumer Advocate South Carolina, a TV station in SC, and several internet complaint boards. Here is part of their response to all three...

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We attended the VIP Travel presentation in Columbia, Maryland on 3/24/08. We were promised two free airline tickets if we attended the presentation. The first thing they wanted was a photo ID and then asked for a credit card. I wasn't about to show them a credit card and they told me I...

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I caution anyone who receives an invitation to attend a sales presentation from VIP Travel to check with the BBB first. This company uses deceptive and dishonest sales and marketing practices to entice prospects to become members of its travel club. It gives examples of very attractive travel...

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This company fails to deliver the services promised and uses very deceptive sales tactics. We signed up for $3998 because we did not need or want their condo weeks. They assured us that thye could save us money on short notice trips like weekends, and for sho0rt notice trips for a week, etc....