Jamvo - The Guest List ripoff, false advertising for airfare Garden City New York
I sent a company called Jamvo a check for $20.00 made out to "The Guest List", for which they said I would get a "Reservation Request Form" after 6-8 weeks that could be mailed in for(2)round trip airfares worth $800.00 each.
After 12 weeks, I emailed them to inquire about the status of RRF. For the next month,I emailed them four times, and each time I received a friendly reply that it would be shipped within the next week.
After five months, I knew I had been taken.
M
Austin, Texas
U.S.A.
1 Updates & Rebuttals
Tammy
Suamico,Wisconsin,
U.S.A.
Validation of Complaint on Jamvo Voucher
#2UPDATE Employee
Thu, April 21, 2005
Dear Editor:
I am very concerned of this post made in accusation of Jamvo being a "ripoff". Where is the proof or validation from this "consumer"?
It has been brought to my attention that anyone can file anything on this site to make someone else or another company look bad out of spite, personal vendetta, etc.
This particular post is very hard to accept. As a Jamvo Director, I am unaware of ANY customers ever being treated in this manner; nontheless not receiving their tickets upon successful completion of requirements (free trial offer).
It has further been brought to my attention that this very post may have originated from a certain individual who is striving hard to destroy my business ventures and credibility. This same person "Stephanie" has conducted herself on the verge of "identity theft" by assuming MY NAME in several correspondences to various customers and companies.
I would appreciate your further investigation into the accusation itself as well as the originator. This can EASILY be verifed by this person producing name and voucher certificate number and JAMVO business records.
I look forward to your response.
Sincerely,
Tammy McMullen
JAMVO DIRECTOR
Green Bay, WI
888-300-3947
cc: support@jamvo.com