Lynne
Woburn,#2Consumer Comment
Sat, March 22, 2003
Oh my....after talking to Ramada Resorts customer service for hours and dealing with many different people, they all had that one thing in common that RJ has demonstrated so vividly- they defended themselves with a question. To say that you, RJ, are innocent by answering that claim by asking a question is not proof you are not what *AMAZINGLY* enough Joe has exposed you to be. That is exactly how the people at RPR would respond when pushed to the wall by me- "If we are a scam, then why....(fill in the blank)?" "So if I call (blank) they will confirm this?"-then it's a run-around excuse.This is a very sad situation that a company like this is still around. RJ,if you are really easily fooled to not see the pain and truth in the "many complaints", then you have really deep sad issues yourself to defend something so vile and so OBVIOUSLY a cheap, souless way to aquire cash...you can't take it with you. the Prize lady
RJ
Camden,#3Consumer Comment
Sat, March 08, 2003
Joe, Ignore the jack@$$'s comment that follows yours. My, how eloquent you are! You did, of course, read the part where I said, I fully realize that Ramada has many, many complaints filed against it. Joe, in your view, Ramada would pay someone for that negative comment? Do you have both oars in the water? Just for you, Ive included the definition of a scam. If you actually read the original complaint (You did read it?), perhaps you could explain just what fraud was involved. SCAM --- Slang. (n) A fraudulent business scheme; a swindle. To defraud. What you dont seem to understand is that just because there are many complaints against an entity (Ramada, in this case) that they may indeed be guilty of, that does NOT automatically mean that having made a personal mistake necessarily qualifies as being scammed.
Joe
Siletz,#4Consumer Comment
Thu, March 06, 2003
I always see these rebuttles after these reports. Cmon..how much did Ramada pay you to browse the web and try to salvage their name? Thank you to the original poster for telling us your story. Ignore the jack@$$'s comment that follows yours
RJ
Camden,#5Consumer Comment
Thu, March 06, 2003
Why were you rude to both double-space and SHOUT. Are you not aware of proper Internet etiquette? I fully realize that Ramada has many, many complaints filed against it. However, it seems to me that you have taken the concept of complaining of a scam to a whole new level. In this particular case, what is the scam that they are guilty of? Id say that Ramada gave you more than ample time to make up your mind to actually use the service that you contracted for. No business would be legally responsible to bend over backward due to your personal issues or for the fact that it had been sooooo long that even you had forgotten about your contractual obligation. Expecting them to be your private reminder service for three years is unrealistic. You bought the contract. You chose not to use the services within a reasonable time. You need blame only yourself.