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Complaint Review: Central Florida Investments - Orlando Florida
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Central Florida Investments
5601 Windhover Dr. Orlando, 32819-7914 Florida, U.S.A.
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Central Florida Investments ripoff waste of time Orlando Florida
These people have sales solicitors take unsuspecting people off the sreet, offering discounted tiecets to Disney World. All they have to do is go up the street for lunch and a 90 minute presentation and you get about $135 worth of tickets for about $40.
These people have no intention of getting you out of there in 90 minutes. After, sometimes, a few hours of presentation, when you tell them "NO", they send you to 2-3 sales manager teams that try to hard sell you timeshares. And, when you give them the final "NO", thy are VERY RUDE, adn send you on your way, which takes about 4 hours, where later, you get into another line for your discounted tickets. Then you go out front to wait on a bus that takes you back to your car, where the tour began in the first place.
It is while waiting on this bus that I spoke with many other groups fo people that had been scammed out of their entire afternoon. One couple on their last day in Orlando, had agreed to attend one of these tours in order to receive discounted tickets to a dinner show. After 4 hours of touring and high pressure sales attempts, by the time they received their tickets, they were already late for the show that they actually got tickets for.
Todd
Richardson, Texas
U.S.A.
These people have no intention of getting you out of there in 90 minutes. After, sometimes, a few hours of presentation, when you tell them "NO", they send you to 2-3 sales manager teams that try to hard sell you timeshares. And, when you give them the final "NO", thy are VERY RUDE, adn send you on your way, which takes about 4 hours, where later, you get into another line for your discounted tickets. Then you go out front to wait on a bus that takes you back to your car, where the tour began in the first place.
It is while waiting on this bus that I spoke with many other groups fo people that had been scammed out of their entire afternoon. One couple on their last day in Orlando, had agreed to attend one of these tours in order to receive discounted tickets to a dinner show. After 4 hours of touring and high pressure sales attempts, by the time they received their tickets, they were already late for the show that they actually got tickets for.
Todd
Richardson, Texas
U.S.A.
