Universal Vacation Resorts They sold me a trip to a resort to view the time share. 6 days 5 nights. $598 Florida

Hi, I had the same problem with them. They sounded legit. On the phone, they told me they were a Florida based company, they gave me the URL and I saw (and they confirmed) that they were affilited with Univeral Orlando Resorts, they also told me they are rated A+ with Better Business bureau.  I was skeptical, but I still signed up.  

I got nervous about it later, so I looked them up on www.sunbiz.org (Florida business registry).  They are not registered on Florida.  Then I looked them up on BBB.  BBB says they are not accredited.  I then called Universal Orlando Resorts.  I spoke to a rep there, and at first they told me they were affiliated, then when I gave them the phone number and website I had, they looked it up and said, wait  no, we are not affiliated with them.  The rep contacted their legal department who is looking into it.  In the meanwhile, they suggested I call up the company to get a refund and my bank.  I called Universal and they refused to give me a refund becuase the document they emailed me after the charge (I have timestamps to prove it), the document that I did not sign or acknowlege, says "in writing" that the charge is non-refundable.  Yes, the document that I received after the transaction.  They guy proceeded to argue with me and circled around the questions I asked, calling him on the lies they told me....answering my questions with questions.  In the end, he refused to refund me.  SO, I called my bank.  They are going to dispute the charge, but since I gave them my number, who knows if it will be refunded.  I'm so mad right now. 

Did BOA ever refund you?  This company definitely feels and smells like a scam!  Any legitimate company would have just refunded me to avoid negative press.