- Report: #241402
Complaint Review: Absolute Reservation Center WCC - Longwood Florida
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Absolute Reservation Center WCC
150 Wildmere Ave. #108 Longwood, 32750 Florida, U.S.A.
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Absolute Reservation Center, WCC Total Rip-off, Fighting for Return of Money Longwood Florida
My girlfriend responded (unfortunately) to a faxed solicitation (illegal by the way) from Wholesale Connection Company (WCC), which is affilate with Absolute Reservation Center (ARC). They offered a series of trips (Bahamas, Orlando, Ft. Lauderdale, and Las Vegas for $199 pp. Of course this was to good to be true.
Once we received the package in the mail we found port fees of $159.00 pp and if you wanted to really "enjoy" yourself in the Bahamas a $750.00 fee for the all inclusive resort. Even with all of this we still figured it to be a good deal......until we actually took the trip.
After confirming with us (by e-mail) the dates for the cruise ship to the Bahamas and the actual stay at the resort. We found ourselves at the resort in the Bahamas WITH NO RESERVATIONS. For 2-1/2 hours of calling ARC (with no response) we were forced to pay for our stay at the resort "out of pocket"
The resort gave us a copy of the reservation that ARC sent them and it was for THE MONTH PRIOR TO OUR ARRIVAL. We were considered a "no-show". ARC fax the resort the wrong dates, then e-mailed us the correct dates.
Upon our return to th states we promptly contacted ARC. They assured us we would be refunded. Still we wait. During my research a found a citation from the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) to WCC and ARC citing them for unsolicitated advertisements (sending faxes). This was dated July 14th 2006.
During my last conversation with ARC, I was told I should expect a refund in 7-10 days. I won't hold my breath. I would love to be part of a class action lawsuit against this company. They are a RIP-OFF!!!
Dana
Buffalo, New York
U.S.A.
Once we received the package in the mail we found port fees of $159.00 pp and if you wanted to really "enjoy" yourself in the Bahamas a $750.00 fee for the all inclusive resort. Even with all of this we still figured it to be a good deal......until we actually took the trip.
After confirming with us (by e-mail) the dates for the cruise ship to the Bahamas and the actual stay at the resort. We found ourselves at the resort in the Bahamas WITH NO RESERVATIONS. For 2-1/2 hours of calling ARC (with no response) we were forced to pay for our stay at the resort "out of pocket"
The resort gave us a copy of the reservation that ARC sent them and it was for THE MONTH PRIOR TO OUR ARRIVAL. We were considered a "no-show". ARC fax the resort the wrong dates, then e-mailed us the correct dates.
Upon our return to th states we promptly contacted ARC. They assured us we would be refunded. Still we wait. During my research a found a citation from the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) to WCC and ARC citing them for unsolicitated advertisements (sending faxes). This was dated July 14th 2006.
During my last conversation with ARC, I was told I should expect a refund in 7-10 days. I won't hold my breath. I would love to be part of a class action lawsuit against this company. They are a RIP-OFF!!!
Dana
Buffalo, New York
U.S.A.
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Dana
Buffalo,New York,
U.S.A.
Beware of Breaktime Vacations
#2Author of original report
Sat, March 31, 2007
Just called the number for ARC and found a recording calling itself "Breaktime Vacations". Also you may want to check the history on RIP-Off reports. this company has had shady dealings for years
