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Report: Bon Voyage Travel / SeaLand Travel / Phoenix Vacations / Castaways / Beachcomers

Category: Travel Services

Bon Voyage Travel / SeaLand TravelBon Voyage Travel / SeaLand Travel / Phoenix Vacations / Castaways / Beachcomers Major travel club scam Austin, Dallas, Houston Texas

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Bon Voyage Travel / SeaLand Travel / Phoenix Vacations / Castaways / Beachcomers

Phone:  
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7000 Plaza N Mopac 1
, Nationwide
U.S.A.

Submitted: Tuesday, July 22, 2008

Last posting: Saturday, December 20, 2008
Reported By

Austin, Texas

Have you ever been invited to go pick up a FREE vacation, round trip air, $300 gas, rental car for a week? Stay at home. The Free vacation inticement will cost you a pretty penny, with only certain times to travel. The $300 in gas will take 3 years to achieve after many hassles and postage. Now for what you were invited to: you will be asked to show a major credit card - why they want to make sure of credit BEFORE you go into a room to have "wonderful" vacations pitched to you at really low prices. Come on - the resorts are going to cost more than pitched, the air can not be discounted, the hotels are off the Rack rate (the highest rate a hotel can quote), the rental cars are only at 20% off. Now if you decide to buy this wonderful club, be aware that the person sitting next to you may have just paid $1300.00 for the EXACT same thing you just got for $6995.00 + $399.00 processing fee and $199.00 annual dues. The $1300.00 people maybe got theirs as $1300.00 out the door, with that same $399.00 and $199.00 included in their price. They want your money. They tell you anything to get it. Now try to cancel. They will charge you 15% of the $6995.00 + $399.00 processing fee. Process what? No need to complain - you signed the paper on the Retail Installment Contract stating it is OK to do this!! Bill Bailey is the company owner. Just google his name and prepare to read how many law suits there are. Adrian Miller has the personality, but he too is a snake. Please, if this site saves one person from their hard earned money going to these people, it is worth it. The more money you spend the bigger there commissions. BE AWARE and BE WARNED!! I only wish someone had been there for me. They are NOT with the BBB and have been reported. They are also being reported to the Attorney General's Office.

Angist
Austin, Texas
U.S.A.



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Update

Submitted: Saturday, December 20, 2008

Posted: Saturday, December 20, 2008

Angist

Columbus
U.S.A.

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Anybody Listening? (09/18/2008)

We just signed up for this last night! It's 5:00 am and I am having huge buyer's remorse! Sadly, we live in Texas, where there are apparently buyers remorse laws only for door to door sales. Seems if you were ignorant enough to drag yourself in to get your "free lunch", you deserve what you get. Fool me once, shame on you - fool me twice, shame on me. I guess I'm in for a fight trying to get them to cancel. I called MasterCard to ask them to reject the payment, but they told me I have to let it hit the books and then challenge it. I'll contact Sealand today and see how easy it is to get out of this. I am devastated that I didn't listen to my ... more >>

jktshff1 (09/18/2008)

if it looks too good, it probably is..good luck

mmcgrad (09/18/2008)

I know exactly how you feel - we fell for the same deal on Sat. evening. I've already returned the binder and cancelled the membership but in speaking with "Jody" tonight she told me that they will refund our money less the 15% restocking fee and the $399 processing fee. I plan to fight for a full refund.

I've been exchanging emails with some other people who had the same experience today and between us we have found out a lot about this "business" and all the associations. We were told Sealand had been in business 25 years and Jody indicated they were a Missouri firm. I did find that there was a Sea-Land set up in Mo. in 1973 but it ... more >>

decor (09/28/2008)

Eek - we just signed up yesterday. I KNEW I should have looked online first. If the company headquarters is not really in MO, I think that is enough to assume they are falsifying info, and cannot be trusted to book things at a good rate. And they have our ss# and cc info. Man - I am usually good at sniffing a fraud and have gone to many time share presentations and never signed. Shame on me for not following the rule - sleep on any big decision. So, am feeling led to turn in my binder tomorrow, or should i send by mail?, and write an email and fax that we are cancelling.
Would love a lawyer name and comments from others seeking to get back ... more >>

Update

Submitted: Monday, August 25, 2008

Posted: Monday, August 25, 2008

Ron S.

Austin
U.S.A.

Beware Before Hiring

It's criminal what a discharged employee can say about a company. "Angist" is actually Pam Faeilla, a recently fired employee of Bon Voyage Travel. She worked for several travel clubs such as the one's that she listed and was released from each. We hired her because she said she was experienced in the industry. Now she is angry at all of them because she was fired for incompetence, first as a sales rep and then as a secretary, no less.

Bon Voyage Travel does have several different levels of membership depending upon which privileges a client wishes to engage in. We try to accommodate the financial needs of all of our clients, regardless of their budgetary constraints. That, however, we view as a positive feature of our club. Bon Voyage is an authorized distributor of SeaLand Vacation Club and proud to be selected as their representative in the Austin area. SeaLand has been serving it's members for over 20 years and now has over 120,000 members in three countries.

Ron S.
President,
Bon Voyage Travel
Update

Submitted: Friday, September 05, 2008

Posted: Friday, September 05, 2008

Tx_mike

Grand Prairie
U.S.A.

SeaLand Travel or SeaLand Vacation Club

Ron, if Sealand Vacation Club or Sealand Travel has been in business for over 20 years, how come I cannot find any information about them? The address I have for them on my contract is just at a UPS Store in Missouri. They are not a registered business in the State of Missouri nor are they registered to do business in Texas. Why are they trying to hide? Is this just a front for another William Bailey scheme like Castaways Vacation Club? Their websites are amazingly similar! See here:

www.sealandtravelclub.com

and

www.castawaysvc.com

Come on, show us where to find information about the ownership and State of registration for this business! I believe you are a con artist and a liar sir and you have a lot of nerve posting here!
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