CheapTrips Looks legit, but... Cherry Hill, New Jersey

Twice I have made the mistake of signing up for this company because of the promises they made on the phone. I have not made a successful flight yet

This company loads you down with information to process so you finally give up and they walk away with your money. The $100.00 rebate they promise is only on flights costing $750.00 or more. They don't tell you that. Then you have to produce "confirmed reservation, itinerary, or ticket showing the price of covered travel, Boarding pass, Stamped self-addressed envelope" and all requests are subject to verification of information submitted.

This last phone call included a special deal for a friend that you pay for. If the friend refuses you get your money back but do you think that is going to happen? I admit, I was duped. If it sounds too good to be true it probably is too good to be true. They promise a "real person" if you call their 1-800 number. I left a MESSAGE that I want my money back.

They also send a certificate that says: "Gas savings for you!" Sounds good? If you want "gas savings" you have to complete online applications for sample trials, products, goods, services and more. For EACH offer you complete you get a $10.00 "Gasoline Gift Certificate Check". Here's another catch: you have to be a US resident (they sent this to me in Canada where I reside), you have to send them $15.00 US ("processing, postage and handling fee) this is where they make money on you. You pay them $15.00 to get a $10.00 rebate certificate. Does that make sense to you?

BEWARE!

Dan
Prince Albert, Saskatchewan
Canada