Amy
England,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, September 01, 2005
They did not have my name at first. I don't know how they got my number in England but the phone rang and it was an automatic message saying that I had won a discounted holiday and the call was free of charge so press number 7 to listen to more. I expected another automatic message but instead on the other end of the phone was a customer service advisor who cleverly conned me into giving my bank details. I will know in future never to trust anyone again.
Holly
Chandler,#3Consumer Suggestion
Wed, August 31, 2005
Sunshine Travel Escapes is a huge scam located in Florida. The owner actually told me they are "targeting the UK because of the ratio betwenn the dollar and the pound". They ripped off thousands of people in the UK and will continue to do so. I can bet that you paid with your debit card or bank card? (this is the only known form of payment they accecpt) If so, please call the number on the back of the card to report this as fraud. Advise them you never gave them authorization to bill you, or that you canceled the order. You should know that this company goes by a dozen different names, such as Florida Travel and Tickets, Welcome Center, Florida Welcome Center, Travelers Information Network, the list goes on and on. Sunshine Travel Escapes is only their website name. I'm curious though, how did they get your name and number to call you?