- Report: #328565
Complaint Review: NATIONAL TRAVEL PLANNERS - LAS VEGAS Nevada
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NATIONAL TRAVEL PLANNERS
4795 S. SANDHILL ROAD STE 14 LAS VEGAS, 89121 Nevada, U.S.A.
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866-515-5665
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NATIONAL TRAVEL PLANNERS will ripp you off on convention hotel reservations. LAS VEGAS Nevada
National Travel Planners called me prior to the HAI Helicopter Expo in Houston Feb. 2007 and claimed to be the official HAI travel planner. I bought two rooms at the downtown Hilton Americas at $145 a night. A week before the convention, they called me and said they filed chapter 11, could not get the rooms and the attorneys told them to call clients to offer refunds. I had to find other accommodations, but figured on the refund. They answer the phone, but no one will ever call you back. I guess our $1,380 has been stolen.
Lynn
ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico
U.S.A.
Lynn
ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico
U.S.A.
4 Updates & Rebuttals
Lynn in sales
ALBUQUERQUE,New Mexico,
U.S.A.
National Travel Planners are con artist
#2Author of original report
Wed, July 09, 2008
National Travel Planners contacted us months prior to the HAI Heli-Expo in Houston February 2008 implying they were the official travel planner. I paid for two rooms at the downtown Hilton next to the convention center at a good rate. Two weeks before the convention, National Travel Planners called me and stated they were not able to secure the rooms and I would have to make my own arrangements. I called the Hilton and of course they were sold out and never heard of National Travel Planners. I called the credit card bank on our return and was told as the transaction was more than six months old, they would not credit our account. I filed a report with the Better Business Bureau and the Nevada Consumer Affairs Division. I would suggest everyone else do the same to shut this business down.
Lynn in sales
ALBUQUERQUE,New Mexico,
U.S.A.
National Travel Planners are con artist
#3Author of original report
Wed, July 09, 2008
National Travel Planners contacted us months prior to the HAI Heli-Expo in Houston February 2008 implying they were the official travel planner. I paid for two rooms at the downtown Hilton next to the convention center at a good rate. Two weeks before the convention, National Travel Planners called me and stated they were not able to secure the rooms and I would have to make my own arrangements. I called the Hilton and of course they were sold out and never heard of National Travel Planners. I called the credit card bank on our return and was told as the transaction was more than six months old, they would not credit our account. I filed a report with the Better Business Bureau and the Nevada Consumer Affairs Division. I would suggest everyone else do the same to shut this business down.
Lynn in sales
ALBUQUERQUE,New Mexico,
U.S.A.
National Travel Planners are con artist
#4Author of original report
Wed, July 09, 2008
National Travel Planners contacted us months prior to the HAI Heli-Expo in Houston February 2008 implying they were the official travel planner. I paid for two rooms at the downtown Hilton next to the convention center at a good rate. Two weeks before the convention, National Travel Planners called me and stated they were not able to secure the rooms and I would have to make my own arrangements. I called the Hilton and of course they were sold out and never heard of National Travel Planners. I called the credit card bank on our return and was told as the transaction was more than six months old, they would not credit our account. I filed a report with the Better Business Bureau and the Nevada Consumer Affairs Division. I would suggest everyone else do the same to shut this business down.
Lynn in sales
ALBUQUERQUE,New Mexico,
U.S.A.
National Travel Planners are con artist
#5Author of original report
Wed, July 09, 2008
National Travel Planners contacted us months prior to the HAI Heli-Expo in Houston February 2008 implying they were the official travel planner. I paid for two rooms at the downtown Hilton next to the convention center at a good rate. Two weeks before the convention, National Travel Planners called me and stated they were not able to secure the rooms and I would have to make my own arrangements. I called the Hilton and of course they were sold out and never heard of National Travel Planners. I called the credit card bank on our return and was told as the transaction was more than six months old, they would not credit our account. I filed a report with the Better Business Bureau and the Nevada Consumer Affairs Division. I would suggest everyone else do the same to shut this business down.
