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172 posts. 13 reviews. 5 helpful votes. Anyone has booked through Traveluro website? 2 years ago. I was trying to book Hilton Waikoloa Village for thanksgiving night and everywhere the nightly rates were around $780-$800 plus taxes and fees. This one website shows me the rate of $170 and with taxes and resort fees came up to $220.
Re: Has anyone used VacationVIP.com to book a vacation? 4 years ago. Save. I received a message about a deal for $149 per couple for This certificate provides two adults and up to two children (up to the age of 12) 4 nights of resort accommodations in a deluxe studio unit in your choice of Mayan Palace Resorts: Riviera Maya, Nuevo Vallarta ...
7 reviews. 16 helpful votes. 7. Re: Just Get Out of Town (JGOOT) 5 years ago. “The cost is $249 for a lifetime membership”. ==============. So $249 down the drain for “alerts” on “cheap flights ” that you can get for free from other places, including here on TripAdvisor. The vast majority of those “cheap flights alerts” are ...
Here is my experience: WARNING: Vio.com are scammers. In addition to stealing your money via fraudulent travel practices, they will spend a huge amount of time and effort trying to remove legitimate reviews from this and other sites, in order to hide their fraudulent behavior. I booked a room with them in Cancun.
Actually that’s false. The person is correct. It’s just not free. You do have to pay a good chunk but you save money in the end. I do not work for them at all and am a winner myself. People should actually research if it’s a timeshare or a legit scam before immediately saying it’s a scam. I’m going to have a wonderful vacation.
Scam Alert: Get Your Guide. 2 years ago. We just returned from an amazing trip to France, and I just wanted to alert fellow travelers to a scam company called Get Your Guide! I believe this company operates all over Europe, but our poor experience was in France. We had booked a trip for our extended family from Paris to Versailles, and we had ...
Legit but awful. Not a scam. Just a dreadful site, best avoided. If people don’t look at the website address carefully after googling a hotel name they somehow believe they are booking direct with the hotel, but it’s a third-party booking site, with restrictive Terms and Conditions and hefty fees tacked on.
7. Re: I was fooled by CheapFareGuru. 5 years ago. For a scam company to work, it needs a willing supply of suckers ready and willing to be scammed. All these suckers need to do is be mesmerised by the cheap prices on offer, and not to wonder even to the slightest degree how they can even offer them.