Wholesale Escapes I got my money back from Wholesale Escapes Charleston South Carolina

My husband and I purchased the top of the line program from Wholesale Escapes to the tune of $7,294.00.  Once we got home to California I tried using it and my son also did.  Their pricing was not what I had expected (in a bad way).  So, I booked through Wholesale Escapes and directly with the same entity a weekend getaway and a cruise.

We travel alot.  I booked a room at the Venetian in Las Vegas directly using their online website and then through Wholesale Escapes.  There was a tremendous difference in amenities.  The hotel gave them and Wholesale Escapes never mentioned them.  Wholesale Escapes also had a larger tax amount for some reason.

Then I booked a Princess cruise.  Our pricing from Princess was more than $1,000.00 less than Wholesale Escapes "best pricing.  Wholesale Escapes offered us a C category room and Princess an A category room for the same time, same cruise, etc. 

The above was my proof that they were a fraudulent company.  I spent 1 1/2 years fighting the charges with American Express, then they stopped allowing me to file a dispute.  My husband then told me that the City of Charleston and the state of South Carolina are trying to put them out of business.  I contacted them and sent them my 80+ pages of proof of fraudulent practices (included all Wholesale Escapes paperwork, emails, my trips above, etc. ).  The same paperwork I sent to American Express more than 6 or 7 times but no one at American Express ever read any of it.

Anyway, within about 2-3 months we received a check for our entire balance back from Wholesale Escapes attorney's office. I crossed out the section of not being able to write, etc. about it.  My husband always spoke to them, they never called me.  Therefore I was never obligated not to talk, speak or write about it.  This is my first posting though.  I am very busy at home, work etc.

I do have a copy of the check, etc.

My message to everyone is to make a strong case against them and go for the jugular as they did to us.  All we ever wanted was our money back.  Even though there is no recision rights in South Carolina regarding certain kinds of contracts, a contract made fraudulently in never a valid contract.