Complaint Review: Travelbridge

dear sir/madam,
Travel bridge successfully extracted $5,600 from a wife and I. I took them to the Scottsdale civil court and won a default judgment for that amount of money.

They did not come to the debtors examination, and consequently were held in contempt of court.

Prior to this I had on multiple occasions written to the attorney-general of Arizona's fraud department outlining multiple incidents of deception and fraudulent behavior.
To date I have received no satisfaction from the department. I have employed a lawyer who has attempted to garnish their bank account. Only to find out that they have 10 different name companies in Arizona and have successfully deceive any attempt at garnishment by using different companies names such as travel bridge partners, travel bridge international, travel bridge.com inc etc.

I have implored the services of a lawyer who is appealing to the fraud department of the attorney-general Arizona. So far, I have received no information.
This company has taken many many senior citizens such as myself to the cleaners! You might say buyer beware, but when the introductory presentation, was so full of deception and deceit, how is it possible for a buyer to be aware?

I have read many of the complaints in your rip-off, articles and there is a common theme that runs through the lot. Dishonesty deception deceit and fraudulent behavior.

And no one not the civil justice court in Scottsdale, not the attorney-general Arizona or my lawyer can do a thing about it!

It seems hard to believe that so many complaints coming not only to you the to the better Business Bureau of Phoenix Arizona [the incident to could do nothing for me] the attorney-general of Arizona could not come to one's assistance?

This company is probably going to dig its own grave, but in the meantime it is milking its cash cow for all it's worth At this point in time, I have reason to believe that the travel bridge finances are pretty rock bottom, so the chances of any of us getting reimbursed is highly unlikely.

However it would be a wonderful achievement if enough people could complain to the fraud department of their states attorney-general and see if we can't get this company closed down once and for all yours truly, .

Ian
paradise valley, Arizona
U.S.A.