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Re: Has anyone used VacationVIP.com to book a vacation? 4 years ago. 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, Puerto ...
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.
Liars and Thieves. If you are considering purchasing airline tickets through Business-Class.com, my experience is worth a read. Below is an outline of my dispute: In March 2020, we paid Business-Class.com, an online travel agency for (2) Emirates business class airline tickets to Greece for travel in June 2020 totaling $7,359.70.
SCAM COMPANY - don't book through them. Got to the hotel 12/10/2021 to be advised my stay was cancelled that had been book early November. My brother and his family where staying there too. He also booked at the same time through Traveluro and had the same experience. Only way to contact Traveluro is via a web form - no direct email, no phone ...
1 review. 1 helpful vote. Smartfares is a SCAM. 6 years ago. DO not use Smartfares! They will offer a deeply discounted airfare and send you a confirmation number to your email. The next day you will receive an email to call them immediately because they were unable to confirm your flight. When you call them back, they will try to sell you ...
Personally, I'd rather pay my own way and my time be my own. But again, not a scam -- you just have to decide if it's worth it to you. So, if you're interested in accepting your "win", ask a lot of questions and know exactly what you're getting and what you're giving. If it's a deal, take it. If not, then "no, thank you" is the best option.
It probably is a legit (i.e. legal) company but that doesn't make it a good idea to use. Airfares are rarely "live" and when you try to book, you are sent an email requesting more money for the higher fare. If you try to cancel, you will get your money back months later, if at all.