Ripoff Report VideoData recovery scams over charge and steal private data from broken hard drives.
PLAY VIDEO
Ripoff Report VideoLoan modification offers risk for those facing foreclosure. Don't pay up front!
PLAY VIDEO
Ripoff Report VideoQuestionable pyramid scheme takes advantage of consumers.
PLAY VIDEO
Ripoff Report VideoCompanies steal from your bank account.
Find out how.
PLAY VIDEO
Read "Thank You" e-mails from consumers saving millions because Ripoff Report protects consumer's right to speak out.
Ripoff Report has been upgraded! Please contact us at support@ripoffreport.com if you have any technical difficulties.
  • Report: #382130

Report: Imperial Majesty Cruise Line - Ramada Plaza Resorts

Category: Telemarketers

Imperial Majesty Cruise Line - Ramada Plaza Resorts Cruise Line & Hotel Scam Ft Lauderdale Florida

...Cruise line deal gone bad

Thank You
Rebuttal Box
Respond to this report!
What's This?
Victim of this person/company? What's This?
Print   Email

Imperial Majesty Cruise Line - Ramada Plaza Resorts

Phone:  800-203-9783
Fax:  
2419 E. Commercial Blvd
Ft Lauderdale, Florida 33008
U.S.A.

Submitted: Friday, October 17, 2008

Last posting: Thursday, October 30, 2008
Reported By

Wantagh, New York

On February 15th 2008 I received an e-mail stating I “won a free cruise”. I called the number and was told that indeed I did win a complimentary cruise to the Bahamas.
A week or so later I received the “official reservation" with Reservation number and requirements. The letter indicated that I needed to pay them $118 port charges.
I paid them that day. They also charged to “upgraded me” to a better cabin. This cost me an additional $217.
Months and Months went by and I heard nothing from them.
I finally called them on August 7 to confirm my travel date of November 16th.
They confirmed by phone and said they would send me an itinerary.
They never did.
I called back on October 3rd 2008 and they verbally confirmed my sail date but told me that they do not “mail or ship out” my boarding passes, so I must be at their office at 7:00 am the day of departure to claim my passes for a 5:00pm sail time.
Obviously, I couldn't fly out the day of the sail departure, and be at their office at 7:00am, so they “offered to put me up” in the Ramada Plaza Resort for a special reduced fee of $149.00 which I paid.
On October 10th they confirmed my Hotel (with Ramada Plaza) and my cruise with Imperial Majesty.
On October 14, 2008 employee Fabian, Supervisor, informed me that my cruise was cancelled. He offered me a substitute cruise for an additional $227.50 per person. I declined.
On 10-15-08 I called again and got supervisor Schvon who informed me that they would not refund my money as they have a strict “no-refund” policy.
I explained that I am not canceling on them, they cancelled on me.
She said that there is nothing she can do for me except offer me a cruise at a later time, or I could pay them the $227.50 per person for the alternate cruise.
Either way, she said, I am not getting back my $484.00.
I have taken time off from work, applied for & paid for passports, rented a car, purchased plane tickets and paid them $484.00 all for nothing.

Rjpelly
Wantagh, New York



Click Here to read other Ripoff Reports on Imperial Majesty Cruise Line - Ramada Plaza Resorts
Bookmark and Share
Search for additional reports

If you would like to see more Rip-off Reports on this company/individual, search here:

Search Tips Search Tips
Get rip-off revenge
Rebuttal Box
Respond to this report!
What's This?
Victim of this person/company? What's This?
Repair Your Reputation
 
What's This?

Updates & Rebuttals:

Updates & Rebuttals
Update

Submitted: Thursday, October 30, 2008

Posted: Thursday, October 30, 2008

Robin Ann

New Castle
U.S.A.

Cruise line deal gone bad

First of all just let me say that it was despicable what they did to you. If I were you, I would not stop making phone calls until I received some sort of satisfaction. If you have the proof to back up these facts (reciepts, emails etc..) then you need to call your local consumer protection agency. Another way to go might be to call your local news station and ask to speak with their consumer reporter. Who knows- maybe they've had other complaints as well and needed someone else to come forward. I normally would tell a ripped off consumer to call the BBB, however the things I've heard about them lately, I'm not so sure. If you do decide to file a report make sure that you follow-up with them in a timely manner so they know if the problem was resolved or not. Many consumers don't take the extra last step and when they don't hear back from the filer they discard all paperwork and assume the problem had been rectified when in all actuality nothing was done!

I wish you the best of outcomes, this is like a nightmare especially when you look forward to a vacation such as a cruise. Good luck and God Bless
Video Spotlight
Internet marketing scams prey on the innocent.Internet marketing scams prey on the innocent.
PLAY VIDEO
Buying home electronics? You may be the next target.Buying home electronics? You may be the next target.
PLAY VIDEO
Moving company takes a customer for a ride!Moving company takes a customer for a ride! Don't let it happen to you.
PLAY VIDEO

Ticket Feeder Looking for premium tickets?    Concert Tickets | Sports Tickets | Theatre Tickets     just visit www.TicketFeeder.com

Problems viewing the ad below, click here

Ripoff Report Verified Safe

Thank You

Read how Ripoff Report saves consumers millions.