Holiday Planners LLC Conned me out of $5,475. through their marketing company Precision Adventures LLC Ripoff Branson Missouri

My wife & I received a postcard stating that we were invited to attend a discount travel vacation seminar at the Hampton Suites hotel in Surprise, AZ on April 10, 2007. After the presentation we signed up to be outside travel agents with Holiday Planners through another marketing company of Holiday Planners by the name of Precision Adventures LLC which is also located in Branson, MO as is Infinite Frontiers their other marketing compamy. We paid $5.475. This was discounted from their first offer of $9,475. which we refused.

To make a long story short. I read your report dated 09/01/2006 about how Holiday Planners marketing company Infinite Frontiers conned some Central Connecticutt residents out of 8 to 9 thousand dollars. Apparently, they also have done the same thing to some residents in Savannah, GA according to the BBB in Savannah.

The principal with both Holiday Planners & Infinite Frontiers is Jeff Brown, & the owner of Precision Adventures is Debra Clark. Infinite Frontiers & Precision adventures both have the same address except that the suite numbers show that they are right next to each other. When I checked with the U.S Postal Service in Branson I found that their addresses are really only mail pick-up addresses & not an actual physical office. Also when I checked the Zip code of Holiday Planners with the Zip code listed with their address, the city of Reeds Spring in Stone County, MO was listed. Reeds Spring is about 10 to 15 miles NW of Branson. I have reported all 3 companies to the Missouri Atorney Generals Office, The Springfied, MO BBB, & am presently working with Chase Bank VIsa to have the charges reversed because of fraudulent activity. I have also spoken to a representative of the Savannah, Ga BBB & the Phoenix, AZ BBB.

So it appears to me that when Holiday Planners was having trouble conning people through Infinite Frontiers, they hired a new marketing company Precision Adventures to continue to sell their fraudulent product. How many other marketing company names do they have planned for the future after Precision Adventures finally gets exposed.

Dennis
Glendale, Arizona
U.S.A.