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World Wide Vacations Misleading Sales of Travel Packages Winter Park Florida
Some time ago I got a call from World Wide Vacations rep advertising their travel packages. I told them that I am not interested to purchase, but they kept offering better deals to make me interested in buying their package. Finally I fell for it and paid around $900 - $1200 for fully paid and all-inclusive travel package except for taxes for 7 days & 6 nights stay at the Villa Del Palmar in Mexico (Cancun) that would also include a rental car. In addition to this I also got 2 more stays for 6 days and 5 nights at Morritts Tortuga in Cayman Islands and 5 days and 4 nights at Villas Sol in Costa Rica for which I had to pay additional fees. I also have to go on 90-minute timeshare presentation at each location.
However, when I called to reserve my first trip to Cancun, Mexico, I was told that they only have 1-bedroom rooms in Cancun and that I have to pay $249.00 booking and $149.00 per night fees. This is additional $1143.00 just for this trip that I was not told I incur upon sales contract. I want my money back.
Ellen S
Oregon
USA