Impress Vacations
Complaint 290781 Details
- Date Occurred: 12/03/2013
- Reported Damages: $843.00
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1 year ago I received a phone call saying I won a vacation to 5-day trip at Orlando sponsored by TD Trust. Everything sounded official until they asked for my credit number and charging a fee of $574. Of course naive enough, I succumbed to this scam. I went to call TD Trust and they don't even know about this company and would not help me to refund the amount because there was no official receipt; at best, I can only deactivate my credit card.
Today (one year later), they told me my offer expired and what I am missing out, etc. then asked if I am still interested. Of course I said 'yes' and they replied that because it is expired, they will need another $269 to reactivate my account. I intentionally said I don't have card available to see if they can send me an invoice; however, the lady just said we will delete your account, good bye and hung up. How rude!
- Anonymous SBID #3c91f12d5c
- Posted 12/03/2013
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- Complaint Against Impress Vacations
- Complaints Filed: 28
- Reported Damages: $16,612.40
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