- Report: #142036
Complaint Review: Ramada Plaza Resorts Orlando, Ft. Lauderdale Vacations, Florida State Attorney General's Office
| Ramada Plaza Resorts Orlando, Ft. Lauderdale Vacations, Florida State Attorney General's Office 2419 E. Commercial Blvd.
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida U.S.A. |
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Ramada Plaza Resorts Orlando, Ft. Lauderdale Vacations, Florida State Attorney General's Office Ripoff Continues since 1999 or earlier; Call Florida State Attorney General re: Ripoff Ft. Lauderdale Florida *EDitor's Suggestions on how to get your money back into your bank account!
* : Learn to Say NO
*Consumer Comment: Interested in the Class Action Suit
*Consumer Comment: Consumers are not the only people they rip off, ex-employee inside info
*Consumer Comment: Ramada this a timeshare scam
*Consumer Comment: Ramada this a timeshare scam
*Consumer Comment: Ramada this a timeshare scam
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This rip-off has been going on since at least 1999 and the Florida State Attorney General's Office has yet to act on it?! I suggest you call their division which is "handling" this case. It is the Attorney General's Economic Crimes Unit, and it is Case #L05-3-1053. See this URL:
Point out to the Florida State Attorney's Office that nothing has been done about this and they are allowing thousands of new victims continuously. Their direct number for the Economic Crimes Unit is Voice: 850-414-3600, Fax: 850-488-4483. Their mailing address is:
Economic Crimes Division
Office of the Attorney General
The Capitol
Tallahassee, FL 32399-1050
Their physical location is:
Collins Building
Fifth Floor
107 West Gaines Street
Tallahassee, FL
Thanks to the people here, I googled before I called that tempting toll-free number that Ramada Plaza Resorts provided, and found all of the 673 rip-off reports listed here. I would like to be included and notified by email of any class-action lawsuits against this company. I believe they should reimburse EVERYONE who received one of these rip-off scam vacation package vouchers.
Mine was the standard "Your responsible Financial history has earned you this $1,600.00 travel voucher." It supposedly includes '3 Nights of "Gold Key" Award Winning accommodations in Sun-Kissed South Florida,' a 'Round-trip cruise aboard Carnival Cruise Lines or Imperial Majesty Cruise Line,' 'Port of call on the beautiful Island of Nassau, Bahamas,' 'Two nights of "Gold Key" Award Winning accommodations in Magical Orlando, Florida,' '7 Days transportation by Alamo Rent-A-Car during your vacation.'
I urge everyone to contact the Florida State Attorney General's office at 850-414-3600 about Ramada Plaza Resorts, being investigated in Case #L05-3-1053. This should have been taken care of years ago and points to government corruption or incompetence. Do they even care how many people are ripped off? Maybe we could sue the State of Florida, too! And what is the FTC doing about this?!
E.
Clearwater, Florida
U.S.A.
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Search TipsThe answer to "Bob" is learn how to say no. This whole Ramada business - it is not a scam - is a way to sell timeshares because most serious investors know that a timeshare is not a very good investment. Check on ROR for the multitude of people who are having no luck reselling them. The timeshare people are paid for each shill sucked into the sales room. The salespeople are professionals and are trained to pressure you until you sign. What you should do is say absolutely nothing. Answer no questions and sit there until the farce is over. Another ploy is to laugh in their faces and be as rude as possible. If you sign up for a Ramada vacation you HAVE to attend the timeshare meeting in order to get tickets to a theme park or go on a cruise. iT ISN'T WORTH IT since you have already paid for the cruise. If you can't afford a timeshare and know nothing about them which is obvious, then tell them up front and just put up with the sales pitch. They will look for other suckers if you are demanding enough. Just say no. Failure to do so as you have discovered places you in a bad situation.
#2 Consumer Comment
Interested in the Class Action Suit
AUTHOR: Bob - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, August 18, 2009
#3 Consumer Comment
Consumers are not the only people they rip off, ex-employee inside info
AUTHOR: Karyn - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Saturday, June 11, 2005
They rip off their own employees, claiming they do not say things they are supposed to say to a prosepect, yet without proof that this did or did not take place, go and fine the employee 250.00 on their next pay check, leaving them with literally near nothing after taxes.
They charge employees in the telemarketing rooms 8.00 per day to rent a crappy CRT type computer that should be in a museum by now.
Employees in the Telemarketing rooms are on a 10-99 basis yet required to work 6 days a week and have a choice of morning or evening shift. BUT must be there during scheduled shifts with scheduled breaks.
Ramada Resorts engages in slave labor or sweatshop type practices with their telemarketing rooms in my humble opinion and every one of those rooms need to be investigated.
Mr Atty General get off your butt and do something ,we the citizens whether rippped off on a vacation pkg or as an employee deserve this to be investigated and dealt with.
To those who have been ripped off by Ramada Plaza Resorts begin by placing a fraud complaint on the charge on your credit card, I would suggest with all the pages of complaints here people get together and consider a class action lawsuit, there is power in numbers.
#4 Consumer Comment
Ramada this a timeshare scam
AUTHOR: John - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Saturday, June 11, 2005
#5 Consumer Comment
Ramada this a timeshare scam
AUTHOR: John - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Saturday, June 11, 2005
#6 Consumer Comment
Ramada this a timeshare scam
AUTHOR: John - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Saturday, June 11, 2005

