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  • Report:  #90528

Complaint Review: Imperial Majesty Cruise Vacations

Imperial Majesty Cruise Vacations Total Ripoff - Dishonest THIEVES TOOK MONEY NEVER PROVIDED SERVICE PROMISED, CONTRACTUALLY OBLIGATED NO FOLLOW THROUGH Orlando, FLorida Ohio, INTERNET

  • Reported By:
    Philadelphia Pennsylvania
  • Submitted:
    Fri, May 07, 2004
  • Updated:
    Sat, May 08, 2004
  • Imperial Majesty Cruise Vacations
    Internet
    U.S.A.
  • Phone:
    800-592-5869
  • Category:

My fiance supposedly won some sort of contest, 2 free tickets to Orlando. When he called for the tickets they tried to sell him larger vacation package and he was interested and actually purchased a $375 vacation package. AFTER THEY CHARGED HIS CREDIT CARD WE NEVER RECEIVED ANYTHING. Not the information that they had promised. Nothing.

So we called back about a month later. Where is the information, we inquired. They transfered me, put me on hold, and told me they were resending the information out. Not before they tried to sell us another vacation package.

TO THIS DATE, SOME 4 MONTHS LATER, we have received NOTHING. THEY HAVE CHANGED THEIR PHONE NUMBER. THE NUMBER THEY LIST AS THEIR BUSINESS NUMBER NO LONGER WORKS. WE WERE TOTALLY SCREWED BY IMPERIAL CRUISE VACATIONS FOR $375 OF OUR HARD EARNED MONEY. I HOPE THEY USE IT TO BUY THEIR WAY RIGHT INTO HELL.

Bridget
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
U.S.A.

1 Updates & Rebuttals


Reid

Aiea,
Illinois,
U.S.A.

I'm sorry to hear what has happened to you Bridget.

#2Consumer Suggestion

Fri, May 07, 2004

Hey bridget,

How are you? I hope this message finds you in good spirit and health. I'm sorry to hear what has happened to you. Sounds to me like you've been flat out scammed. Usually, credit card transactions have a small window, in which fraudulent transactions may be disputed.

You may have already exeeded that window, but I would strongly advise you to call your credit card company and report this incident anyways. The more that people call to dispute charges from a particular merchant, the livlier their reputation becomes as a bad merchant.

It's also a really good idea to send a letter to your credit card company's dispute department, that explains your situation in detail. Make many copies of this same letter and send it to as many government and law enforcement agencies as you possibly can.

Writing one rip-off report may or may not get you a refund, however, it will definetly not put an end to this company and their, what appears to be fraudulent activities. Update your report as much as you can and don't be afraid to let the company know.

NEVER, NEVER, threaten anyone by telling them that you are out to destroy or ruin their business, just do it, for they can and will turn any threats that's made by you around and later use it against you.

Be sure to constantly update your report and make sure that someone at this company knows, that you have the ability to update your report, however, how and when they decide to resolve this situation, will solely determine the outcome of your updates.

Let them know that you have no problem with exercising your constitutional rights to warn the public about their activities. There is tremendous strength in numbers and I whole heartely believe, that if we all worked together and did the same thing upon being scammed, these companies will inevidibly sink.

Take for instance John Beck team (scammed me), who has many complaints against them, all of which are unacknowledged and unresolved. Could you imagine what would happen, if everyone that submitted a report against this fraudulent company, called their credit card company and disputed the fraudulent charges?

You see, but not enough people do this. Instead they attempt to rely on all the agencies that only gathers and compiles reports and stores them away for a rainy day. The greatest thing about the Rip-Off Report however, is the fact that it freely posts all reports, (unedited) for the entire world to view.

I can't wait until the day that everyone does the exact same thing when being scammed. This would truly minimize the amount of scams that exists. Another thing that would significantly reduce the amount of scams, is holding individuals and not companies responsible for scamming the public.

Companies have a much too easy time just closing shop, filing for bankrupcy, then reopening their doors and scamming people all over again, only under different names. This is happening everyday, as a matter of fact, a fraudulent company probably did this, during the time it took me to type out this report.

We need to all get together someday and start lobbying for some laws, that would hold individual employees of companies fully responsible for their own actions. This would already probably take care many individuals that scam victims from these boiler room operations.

If you were ever caught with methamphetamine at your work place, who would be held responsible, yourself or your company? Exactly!! So why should it be any different when someone scams someone out of their workplace? Fraud is fraud, regardless of where it is commited. It is still against the law to steal, extort and rob isn't it?

Could you imagine how many companies would have to shut their doors, just because of a few newly implemented laws? Anyways, I have to go for now, but I will definitely be back to rant some more very soon. Take care Bridget and everyone else, Aloha from Hawaii and God Bless.

P.S. Bridget it has now become your duty to warn the rest of the world about your experience. When you have the time, don't forget to view my report regarding the John Beck Free and Clear SCAM and the John Beck Amazing Profit's SCAM. Any and all media company, attorney, FTC official, etc, etc, who may be interested in my story, please contact me through this website.

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