WorldWise review: Vacation package

Today I learned for the first time, in a very lengthy phone call, that my husband, who had Alzheimer's and is now deceased, purchased a $695.00 package in 2010 and charged to Visa card, for 6 days in Hawaii and 4 days in Alas Vegas. This gentleman advised that the package was good for 5 years and was about to expire but after learning that hubby is deceased he proceeded to attempt to get me to agree and purchase additional multiple deals so I could use the original package for an extended period of 5 years. This man implied that my husband willingly purchased the travel package and I said "because the Alzheimer's was talking" he expressed condolences but continued his harangue for a very long time (I was curious where this was going) because I knew that no matter what I said it would have cost me $$ - which I told him I did not have and I had no interest in going to Vegas! He acts like a good buddy coming to the rescue with these wonderful trips, hotels, flights and on and on. He even put me on hold 2x to check on things. He would not shut up even after I asked him for bottom line. I finally told him that since I didn't know about the original package purchased and I was not out anything and I was not paying for anything else - he ended the call very abruptly. My hubby had sent unknown amounts of money to other scavengers before we became aware of the full scope of hubby's situation and I quit work to care for him. Instead of trying to up sell me for additional $$, I feel a full refund should be made ASAP now that they know what the situation was - not only were they dealing with an elderly person, they were dealing with a severely impaired person. I have found no paperwork in my hubby's office documenting any of this.