| Oracle Travel |
| Scam |
| 9th of Dec, 2011 by justagirl |
ORACLE TRAVEL/Wonderland Incentives Promise of Luxury Vacation Woodbridge, Virginia
7th of Dec, 2011 by User523969
Had a 1.5 hr presentation in LA / Van Nuys area after being promised free 3 days stay in a luxury hotel ( Marriott or Sheraton) and 2 air tickets. It turned out that instead of giving us a gift we received 2 flyers with "Activation Information". One asked for $70 as activation fee , another one $98 ....This is how they make money - people send them $170 per couple in hopes to get a free vacation and they never send you anything back.
Keep in mind that they only accept checks or money orders so money are not recoverable . Scam, scam, scam! People who did the presentation also looked like a walking scam themselves.
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Yes, I was part of the three woman audience at this presentation as well, and felt very foolish that i hadn't done my homework and gone on line to see that there was no internet presence for the sham company Oracle Travel. You could really feel the desperation on this odd team of four, and any attempts to scratch the surface of the claims that they were making -- like their five star rating...who gave them the five stars. And their highest rating with the Better Business Bureau? A bald face lie. I can't believe they got as far as they did. |
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| my husband and I went to the presentation last night we contacted the number on the post card and were treated very well and proffessionally. we checked in and everything was very proffessional my only complaint was that the hotel was under construction so we were not sure if we they were open. We had a great time with the speaker and then after spoke to 2 gentlemen who were easy going we actually for the first time at one of these presentations did not feel pressured!!! We asked the BBB report to be printed for us and it was what they said. we wanted to buy but we had to many kids to buy gifts for :( So We left with our gift. We were made aware on the post card we received and when we called in that we would be responsible for fees and taxes and that the gifts were complimentary not FREE. When we received the gifts we did see the fees were there but we got SO much stuff for what we had to pay we were totally fine with it HEY we only spent 90 minutes to get it and we had fun with no pressure. what else is there to do on a Sunday night to stay out of the holiday rush. |
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| my husband and I went to the presentation last night we contacted the number on the post card and were treated very well and proffessionally. we checked in and everything was very proffessional my only complaint was that the hotel was under construction so we were not sure if we they were open. We had a great time with the speaker and then after spoke to 2 gentlemen who were easy going we actually for the first time at one of these presentations did not feel pressured!!! We asked the BBB report to be printed for us and it was what they said. we wanted to buy but we had to many kids to buy gifts for :( So We left with our gift. We were made aware on the post card we received and when we called in that we would be responsible for fees and taxes and that the gifts were complimentary not FREE. When we received the gifts we did see the fees were there but we got SO much stuff for what we had to pay we were totally fine with it HEY we only spent 90 minutes to get it and we had fun with no pressure. what else is there to do on a Sunday night to stay out of the holiday rush. |
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| Everyone of the gifts I got (yeah, right!) turned out to be a huge waste of time and money. But at least with the Grand Incentives group, I got a check back for my registration fees. What a scam! |
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