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Premium Incentives Group refused promised travel vouchers over 36 cent mistake Atlanta, Georgia

22nd of Aug, 2011 by User412759

Our experieince was similar to that of another report. For spending 2 hours listening to a pitch for a vacation resort package, we were promised 2 roundtrip airline tickets to anywhere in continental U.S. The promoters paid Premium Incentives for the flights as part of their advertising. I filled out the application & sent it in, with a money order for "processing fee," to Premium Incentives. (The fact that they insisted on a money order rather than check or credit card seemed odd.) Perhaps due to press of time, the money order was made out for $7.59 instead of $7.95, a 36-cent error I didn't see before sealing the envelope & mailing it. Over 2 months later, my application form & money order were returned with a form checklist indicating that because the amount was wrong the application is void & cannot be resubmitted. I suspect this outfit finds ways to refuse applications so as to keep for its own use the tickets or money or whatever they get from the promoters who use them.

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4803 days ago by Premium Incentives

Unfortunately, promotional travel certificate do have terms and conditions that govern their redemption. The terms and conditions are fully disclosed on each certificate and on each certificate's website.

4598 days ago by Summer Anne

Look at the bright side...you only lost under $8 from them. This is a scam. Be happy you didn't send them more.

4494 days ago by Christi23us

It's all a scam, don't waste your time or money! That "free" cruise costs a fortune!

3906 days ago by Robilechat

What do you expect from timeshare scammers, It's all about greedy people wanting something for nothing. They real you in with free offers that are hardly free or even real. You can only blame yourself for falling for 'too good to be true, " stories.