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Complaint Review: Ramada Plaza Resorts - State of Florida Attorney General - Ft. Lauderdale Florida
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Ramada Plaza Resorts - State of Florida Attorney General
2419 E. Commercial Boulevard Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 33308 Ft. Lauderdale, 33308 Florida, U.S.A.
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Ramada Plaza Resorts Ofv (orlando/ft. Lauderdale Vacations), AmeriHost Resort, The BIGGER RIP-OFF is Florida Attorney General allows scammers to establish themselves from their State and does nothing like so many others I've read about on this site! Ft. Lauderdale Florida
On May 04, 2005, I received a solicitation by postal mail. By looking at the letter, I knew it was bogus because I sign up for junk on the internet to see what they have to offer sometimes with a bogun name or part of my name.
As soon as I opened it, I read it and then googled Ramada Plaza Resorts and sure enough, another scam. I read into it and unfortunately, not everyone that was contacted by these scam artists caught these scams until it is too late. Here is a search I have done on ramada plaza resorts.
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/travel/ramada_plaza.htm
I must be a magnet for these because I slipped by two within the past six months and now this one makes the count three. All of them are completely different types of scams.
What is it with scammers and the state of Florida? Seems like a lot of scams originate out of the state of Florida. Florida allows this to happen? The way I see it, Florida allows scammers to establish themselves from their State and their focus is on much bigger fish. Does anyone know? Because I don't.
Quincy
san gabriel, California
U.S.A.
As soon as I opened it, I read it and then googled Ramada Plaza Resorts and sure enough, another scam. I read into it and unfortunately, not everyone that was contacted by these scam artists caught these scams until it is too late. Here is a search I have done on ramada plaza resorts.
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/travel/ramada_plaza.htm
I must be a magnet for these because I slipped by two within the past six months and now this one makes the count three. All of them are completely different types of scams.
What is it with scammers and the state of Florida? Seems like a lot of scams originate out of the state of Florida. Florida allows this to happen? The way I see it, Florida allows scammers to establish themselves from their State and their focus is on much bigger fish. Does anyone know? Because I don't.
Quincy
san gabriel, California
U.S.A.
