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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.
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 ...
Please save your money and avoid this scam! We booked our tour through Evan Evans because all of the tickets directly from WB Studio were sold out. When the bus left for WB Studio, it drove around and stopped twice to pick people up who did not board the bus on time. This was frustrating because this was at the expense of everyone who boarded ...
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1 post. 5. Re: Iberostar the Club Scam. 6 years ago. Our silver membership contract (signed at Iberostar Punta Cana) contained a 5 business day grace period to cancel, and we exercised that right on the fifth day. They only charged us for the "extras" that we were given after signing the contract, and that is actually written in the contract ...
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Phishing scams happen when you receive an email that looks like it came from a company you trust (like AOL), but is ultimately from a hacker trying to get your information. All legitimate AOL Mail will be marked as either Certified Mail, if its an official marketing email, or Official Mail, if it's an important account email. If you get an ...