VIP Travel SCAM Lexington South Carolina

Tiffany Sheppard, of VIP Travel, responsed to this poster's complaint. However, I followed VIP Travel guidelines, and still can't get service, nor a refund.

Here's part of my story:

When we filed a complaint with South Carolina Consumer Advocate Department ( who filed suit aginst VIP in April 2008 - pretty serious charge - must have had some very serious charges to file suit ), and later with this Ripoff Report, VIP Travel said something incorrect. They stated when I tried to use their service for travel in November 2007, they told The Ripoff Report, and the South Carolina Consumer Advocate Department (I have a copy of the response VIP Travel provided South Carolina Consumer Advocate Department), and you read what they said here on the Ripoff Report. They said: 'they had explained, and stated at the seminar where we bought the membership, and in their membership pack, any request for accommodation outside their 'major areas of concentration', was not promised their service.

Well, I am printing, directly from their membership packet: 'The VIP Travel Plan is unique in the fact that 'each' time you travel you will enjoy substantial savings. Whether you enjoy luxurious condos, cruising, all-inclusive reports, 3, 4, and 5 Star hotels, discounts on theme park tickets, restaurants, golf or RV rental, we can accommodate 'all' of your travel needs while saving you and your family money.'
(1) That's what we were told at the seminar, when we bought the membership; (2) that is what is published in their membership pack.

It appears they do not abide by their own membership publications. I have not attacked them anywhere. I have, however, stated fact, after fact, after fact.

Please review here and other internet complaint boards, do a search on
'VIP Travel' and you can decide for yourself if you wish to do business with them.

Tiffany Sheppard, of VIP Travel, responsed to this poster's complaint. However, I followed VIP Travel guidelines, and still can't get service, nor a refund.

Here's part of my story:

When we filed a complaint with South Carolina Consumer Advocate Department ( who filed suit aginst VIP in April 2008 - pretty serious charge - must have had some very serious charges to file suit ), and later with this Ripoff Report, VIP Travel said something incorrect. They stated when I tried to use their service for travel in November 2007, they told The Ripoff Report, and the South Carolina Consumer Advocate Department (I have a copy of the response VIP Travel provided South Carolina Consumer Advocate Department), and you read what they said here on the Ripoff Report. They said: 'they had explained, and stated at the seminar where we bought the membership, and in their membership pack, any request for accommodation outside their 'major areas of concentration', was not promised their service.

Well, I am printing, directly from their membership packet: 'The VIP Travel Plan is unique in the fact that 'each' time you travel you will enjoy substantial savings. Whether you enjoy luxurious condos, cruising, all-inclusive reports, 3, 4, and 5 Star hotels, discounts on theme park tickets, restaurants, golf or RV rental, we can accommodate 'all' of your travel needs while saving you and your family money.'
(1) That's what we were told at the seminar, when we bought the membership; (2) that is what is published in their membership pack.

It appears they do not abide by their own membership publications. I have not attacked them anywhere. I have, however, stated fact, after fact, after fact.

Please review here and other internet complaint boards, do a search on
'VIP Travel' and you can decide for yourself if you wish to do business with them.

Tiffany Sheppard, of VIP Travel, responsed to this poster's complaint. However, I followed VIP Travel guidelines, and still can't get service, nor a refund.

Here's part of my story:

When we filed a complaint with South Carolina Consumer Advocate Department ( who filed suit aginst VIP in April 2008 - pretty serious charge - must have had some very serious charges to file suit ), and later with this Ripoff Report, VIP Travel said something incorrect. They stated when I tried to use their service for travel in November 2007, they told The Ripoff Report, and the South Carolina Consumer Advocate Department (I have a copy of the response VIP Travel provided South Carolina Consumer Advocate Department), and you read what they said here on the Ripoff Report. They said: 'they had explained, and stated at the seminar where we bought the membership, and in their membership pack, any request for accommodation outside their 'major areas of concentration', was not promised their service.

Well, I am printing, directly from their membership packet: 'The VIP Travel Plan is unique in the fact that 'each' time you travel you will enjoy substantial savings. Whether you enjoy luxurious condos, cruising, all-inclusive reports, 3, 4, and 5 Star hotels, discounts on theme park tickets, restaurants, golf or RV rental, we can accommodate 'all' of your travel needs while saving you and your family money.'
(1) That's what we were told at the seminar, when we bought the membership; (2) that is what is published in their membership pack.

It appears they do not abide by their own membership publications. I have not attacked them anywhere. I have, however, stated fact, after fact, after fact.

Please review here and other internet complaint boards, do a search on
'VIP Travel' and you can decide for yourself if you wish to do business with them.

If you never even came to a presentation and accepted the promotional items, how do you know they are a scam and that they don't work? We have numerous members who have used the promotional items and they have been successful. The consumer just has to abide by the rules and regulations that the promotional company has set forth, and they will be able to use the promotional items with no problem. The problem comes when consumers think it can be done all on their own terms and conditions.