- Report: #250385
Complaint Review: World Adventures Travel - Integra Marketing Group - Simplicity Gourmet - Pro Health Ultra
| World Adventures Travel - Integra Marketing Group - Simplicity Gourmet - Pro Health Ultra 7020 Professional Parkway East, Suite A
Sarasota, Florida U.S.A. |
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World Adventures Travel - Integra Marketing Group - Simplicity Gourmet - Pro Health Ultra Ripoff! THE ENTIRE THING IS ONE BIG SETUP! Travel SCAM! Cookware SCAM! Gourmet Dinner SCAM! Sarasota Florida
*Consumer Comment: Note from a Consumer
*UPDATE Employee: Simplicity ggourmet Is Not A Scam.
*Author of original report: UPDATE
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So I asked a few questions such as how much are the taxes, how did they get my information, and what would I have to sign up for. He responded by saying, the taxes are determined by the state and the travel agent would pay any port fees and such.
He said they were at the bridal show and I must have filled out a registration form (I know thats not true because I never filled out a registration form for that company, but the guy is a telemarketer he just reads a computer screen) so I said ok, my boyfriend and I will at least get a free gourmet dinner, right? The telemarketer said yes.
So my boyfriend and I go to the hotel conference room at 8:30 pm for what we think is a gourmet dinner, sit through 2 hours of hardcore, high pressure sales tactics (which my boyfriend and I find hilarious because we are both sales people pretty good ones too! We know all of the cheap tricks that you can only find still in use at a shady used car lot.) So, after the presentation, they pass around the broccoli that had been cooking during the entire presentation. (Since when has one piece of steamed broccoli been considered a gourmet dinner?)
We are definitely aggravated but we give the sales rep. a little taste of his own sales pitch medication, take the travel brochure, and leave. A few days later, I check out the travel company and what do I find its a SCAM! Fortunately, we checked out the travel agent before we lost more money!
THE ENTIRE THING IS ONE BIG SETUP!
I am so excited because my boyfriend and I just find out we won a FAKE GOURMET DINNER AND A FAKE VACATION!
Yea! We can sit on a fake beach, drink fake fruity drinks, and sleep in a fake bed!
The following are #'s and addresses I found after doing a little googleing:(I have called all of the following #s and I get nothing but voicemail.)
World Adventures Travel a.k.a Integra Marketing Group and Simplicity Gourmet a.k.a. Pro Health Ultra
World Adventures Travel a.k.a
Integra Marketing Group
7020 Professional Parkway East, Suite A
Sarasota, Florida, 34240
http://www.prohealthultra.com/
Simplicity Gourmet Nashville
144 Bain Dr.
LaVergne TN, 37086
info@ simplicitygourmet.com
customerservice@simplicitygourmet.com
Health-Ware of Michigan, Inc
3522 Roger B. Chaffee Mem. Blvd. SE
Grand Rapids, MI 49548
Healthy Lifestyles USA, LLC
5815 W. Park Hill Ave.
Milwalkee, WI 53213
toll free 866-395-0032
Chef Master, INC
4781 N. Congress Ave. Suite 174
Boynton Beach, FL 33426
toll free 888-285-2256
customerservic@chefmaster.com
Michele
Plant City, Florida
U.S.A.
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Note from a Consumer
AUTHOR: Loralie - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, December 22, 2008
As far as what I was told on the phone about the meal, the person I spoke to was very forthright about the meal we'd be served. I was even told that it wasn't "a full meal" just a sampling of what could be done with the cookware.
I can't speak to the experience of the person writing this initial report, but my experience with the company has been nothing but good.
The second time I went to a presentation, my fiance went with me, and we decided to go ahead and get the cookware (yeah, again!). We received it recently but haven't had a chance to use it yet due to having opposite schedules.
As of yet, we have not used our free vacation, but when we do, I'll post an update regarding that part of our experience.
#2 UPDATE Employee
Simplicity ggourmet Is Not A Scam.
AUTHOR: Aallelo - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, August 10, 2008
As far as the phone calls for 2 months, they were informing her that she had won a trip for two. This is how we do business. If she didn't want to go, she should have just told the gentleman on the phone she would pass.
As far as the "gourmet dinner for two", yes we do cook three vegetables in one pot with only one tablespoon of water. But we have sometimes as many as ten couples in one show so we only serve a sample plate of food. The call centers do not tell the customers that they have won a free gourmet dinner. They inform them that they will get free food. Which anyone who is told they get some food should be excited or happy, not sticking they're nose up to a plate of healthy food.
Now the reason her trip may have felt shady to her is not because we want pepoles money to "rip" them off. Sometimes we work with new travel agencies. We used to offer seven days and seven nights in a condo. But we pulled the trips because brides were calling us and telling us that people were knocking on the doors at 7 am trying to sell timeshares. We were outraged and immediately went to another travel agency and have found that our couples have been very pleased.
This lady claims to be an awesome salesperson. I would like to see her get up in front of a room of people, educate them on the harmful effects of their cookware they may have at home, and then demonstrate good quality products that benefit people without feeling passionate about their health and wellbeing. We are helping people, not scamming them.
Integra Marketing Group

