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Complaint Review: Ramada Plaza Resorts Orlando/Ft. Lauderdale Vacations - Ft. Lauderdale Florida
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Ramada Plaza Resorts Orlando/Ft. Lauderdale Vacations
2419 E. Commercial Blvd. Ft. Lauderdale, 33308-4042 Florida, U.S.A.
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Ramada Vacation Package, Ramada Plaza Resorts Orlando/Ft. Lauderdale Vacations ripoff, This thing is a hoax. Don't believe all of the hype like I did. Ft. Lauderdale Florida
I can't believe I fell for this crap. At the time that I purchased the package I was still in college looking for a good time. I got the certificate in the mail and it was too good to be true. A vacation package at a discount.
I called them up asked to find out more information. They were good because they caught me in all of the hype and I bought a package. I put down $698 to go on hopefully a vacation of my dreams. At the time I was a struggling college student who couldn't afford to eat daily, but got to love those blood sucking credit cards.
Before I knew it my vacation package was about to expire. I received phone calls every day for a month before my package expired. One time I finally picked it up. They told me that my package was going to expire, but if I paid the rest of it, $698, that they would extend it for 2 more years and add more perks. I was like sure. I can't pass this up.
I called for a refund not too long ago. Especially since I have graduated, no-job, no money, and debt that will never be paid. I CAN'T get a refund! I could use that $1396 real bad right now, but it is lost in the array of my debt. This thing is a hoax and don't believe all of the hype like I did.
I can't believe I was caught as a naive consumer!
Dimple
Revere, Massachusetts
U.S.A.
I called them up asked to find out more information. They were good because they caught me in all of the hype and I bought a package. I put down $698 to go on hopefully a vacation of my dreams. At the time I was a struggling college student who couldn't afford to eat daily, but got to love those blood sucking credit cards.
Before I knew it my vacation package was about to expire. I received phone calls every day for a month before my package expired. One time I finally picked it up. They told me that my package was going to expire, but if I paid the rest of it, $698, that they would extend it for 2 more years and add more perks. I was like sure. I can't pass this up.
I called for a refund not too long ago. Especially since I have graduated, no-job, no money, and debt that will never be paid. I CAN'T get a refund! I could use that $1396 real bad right now, but it is lost in the array of my debt. This thing is a hoax and don't believe all of the hype like I did.
I can't believe I was caught as a naive consumer!
Dimple
Revere, Massachusetts
U.S.A.
