Ramada, Carnival, Alamo, False promises of a $1600 voucher making me beleive I was actually going on a relxaing trip for the first time in over 8 years false promises Ft. Lauderdale Florida
So I'm sitting at home relaxed after a day's work when i go to check the mail. Bills, letters and then another one that looked quite different. I opened it up and to my surprise it says ive won, " Two nights of first-class accomodations at the Ramada Plaza Resort, a "destonation universal" hotel in exciting Orlando,Florida."
It doesnt stop there. It continues to offer...."Sail and relax aboard either Carnival Cruise Lines or Imperial Majesty Cruise Lines to Nassau, Bahamas. Port of call, the beautiful island of Nassau, Bahamas, where paradise awaits you with duty-free shopping, endless sunshine, crystal clear blue waters and white sand beaches!"
It goes on and on and its attached to a 1600 dollar voucher, and its not stated anywhere that all this is fake. I was just about to call theyre 1-800 # when i thought that it's too good to be true and that ive seen stuff like that on TV before. so i looked up on the net and luckly found this website where it said that it was fake and phony.
"rip-off" ive been to miami, lake george and toronto, when i was a child and never anywhere more past the age of 13. I really had my hopes up. I've been stressed through work, school and plenty of other things and then a letter made me beleive that all the stress was a sign of good things to come.
Where is my Resort, Cruise, Bahamas, $1600 voucher and transportation for 7 days? I'd like to have what i supposedly won and if not then so be it, but at least I'd like to nail these people really hard before they stress out more lives.
Hey I'm a calm reasonable person, but a person thats not going through the best of times can get this letter(or any scam letter), beleive its real, find out its not and go shoot himself and shoot a good 50 people while he's at it.
Scott
montreal, Quebec
Canada
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C
PHILLY,Pennsylvania,
U.S.A.
BE FAIR ..A scam is when you don't get something promised.
#2Consumer Comment
Mon, March 24, 2003
I know that there are a lot of complaints about this company but you got a letter. You didn't call or give them money so you can honestly know what these people or the company is like. A scam is when you don't get something promised. Most of the reports on here these people have not even taken the vacation. They just want a refund. Your not being fair to the company by going off what other people are saying.