Travel resorts of america lawsuit

Travel Resorts of America is like a time share but for campgrounds. I got suckered in when I was young and stupid. You pay a one time fee of about $3,000. They never told me there is $400 a year maintenance fee. Still doesn't sound that horrible if you go to the same campground alot, because you don't pay anything when you go. Well try to leave.... We went camping there this weekend and were told they wanted us to come to a "meeting" for people that had been members a long time just to review my membership to remind me of all my benefits and to take my picture for new id cards. It sounded great. I get there and it was another timeshare like sales pitch. They were trying to get me to upgrade my membership. They wanted me to give them $4,000 to upgrade. I told them no I don't use my membership enough. I really want to get out of my contract. The guy looked me dead in my face and said "thats not going happen""people don't get out of these contracts, EVER". He smugly said he has the same conversions will little old ladies that want out of their contract because their husband died and they are to old to go camping and he tells them the same thing, they aren't going to get out of the contract, they have to pay the maintenance fees for life. After arguing with him for an hour and calling him a mobster, he finally said "you want out, you can pay us 10 years of fees and we will let you out". So for $4,000 I could upgrade my membership or get out of the contract. They have "resorts"...

Complaint Resolution Index (CRI) Explained The Complaint Resolution Index (CRI) is an indicator on how responsive a company is in addressing and resolving customer complaints brought to their attention by BCA. If they are considering doing business with the company, consumers can use this indicator to forecast the likelihood of having their issues addressed if a problem arises. CRI measures the company's customer satisfaction abilities through BCA’s complaint mediation process. A variety of factors are considered when calculating CRI. This includes how quickly a company responds to complaints, the number of complaints against a company, whether the company addressed complaint allegations, and the outcome of the complaints. CRI is just a subset of the overall rating for the company. Consumers are encouraged to take into consideration the company's CRI, their overall BCA letter rating and other relevant information about the company so they can make a well-informed purchasing decision. BCA's Summary and Analysis: We have received no complaints against this company. Read More Complaint Closing Statistics 0 complaints against Travel Resorts of America Inc closed in last 3 years. Complaints Type of response 0 Making a full refund, as the consumer requested 0 Making a partial refund 0 Agreed to make an adjustment 0 Refusing to make an adjustment 0 Refuse to adjust, relying on terms of agreement 0 Unanswered

I am a huge fan of travel resorts of america, and I use them often in my travels. The reason why I love them is because they are so different from other resorts. Most resorts are built around the same theme, and they are quite similar to each other. There are certain resorts that are quite different from all of the rest, and that is why I love traveling to them. Well, there are a lot of different types of resorts, and there are a lot of resorts in America, and they’re all quite similar. But when it comes to the different types of resorts, there are a lot of differences that make them unique in their own way, and some of my favorites are discussed below. It’s a little weird to say, but vacationing to a resort should be a totally different experience than visiting one on the other coast of the country. It’s like traveling to a different country. You can get lost in the woods, and you can get lost in the desert, but you still have to get someplace decent to eat and sleep. Now that you have a couple different types of resorts, it’s time to take a look at the different types of resorts. There are a few different types of resorts, but the main difference is how they’re run. The first thing to understand is that the word “resort” actually means “the site of a resort”, which means that the owner of a resort uses the resort as a means to generate a profit in the form of room rates or amenities. For example, if an owner of a resort puts a resort on the market, they can charge a mont...

My husband and I went to a meeting in 2018 on the premise of a drawing for a side by side. The meeting was essentially a high pressure sales meeting. We originally did not want to purchase but were talked into it stating we would not receive the same offer and discounts if we did not move forward immediately. They pushed high quality vacations and ****** discounts as we had just had a baby in January and thought it seemed too good to be true. They barely went over the paperwork with us and did not inform us of the yearly maintenance fees or the additional costs for coast to coast. We were stunned when we received bills the following year for the fees so we looked back through the paperwork and realized we were not advised, but yes, we did sign for. The meeting was very rushed so of course it is blamed on us for not looking through it thoroughly enough. We have never utilized our membership as we do not even own a camper. We were hoping we could cancel our membership as we have seen others in BBB reviews stating they were able to after paying their maintenance fees. We set up a meeting with travel resorts only to be met by a **** *********representative who kept talking down to us stating we would be required to pay an additional roughly $**** to cancel. We have paid our membership fees for this year not wanting to get in trouble but we do not utilize this service and cannot afford $**** out of pocket when we have paid for the membership and the fees in full. We quit paying...

Travel Resorts of America, a timeshare company, is being sued by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for allegedly running a scam that bilked consumers out of millions of dollars. The FTC alleges that the company promised consumers a free cruise in exchange for attending a presentation about its timeshares, but that the vast majority of people who attended the presentations were never given a cruise. In addition, the FTC alleges that Travel Resorts of America charged consumers thousands of dollars in fees, often without providing them with any real vacation benefits in return. The company is also accused of falsely claiming that it was affiliated with major cruise lines like Carnival and Royal Caribbean. If you believe you have been scammed by Travel Resorts of America, you can file a complaint with the FTC. Contents • 1 How do I cancel my Travel Resorts of America membership? • 2 Who owns Travel Resorts of America? • 3 How many members does travel resort of America have? • 4 How many campgrounds does Travel Resorts of America have? How do I cancel my Travel Resorts of America membership? If you’re looking to cancel your membership with Travel Resorts of America, you’ll need to provide them with written notice. You can do this by email, fax, or mail. Be sure to include your name, address, and member ID number in your correspondence. If you’re cancelling your membership because you’ve decided to take a vacation elsewhere, you may be eligible for a refund. To request a refund...

I signed up for a vacation club membership on 6-17-09. I no longer want to be a part of it. It doesn't tell anywhere on the contract about how to cancel. I have contacted the company and asked for information regarding the cancellation and they are supposed to call me back, but no response yet. What can I do? More Read the contract carefully to see if it says anything about termination. If you're sure it says nothing about termination (or dispute resolution, legal fees or any other remedies you may have), send notice of termination according to the contract's notice term, and follow the notice provisions precisely. In addition to notice per the contract, whether the contract says so or not, send a copy of the notice by messenger, certfiied or registered mail so you can prove they got it. if there's a lot of money at stake, you may want to have this contract reviewed by a qualified lawyer in your area. Disclaimer: Please note that this answer does not constitute legal advice, and should not be relied on, since each state has different laws, each situation is fact specific, and it is impossible to evaluate a legal problem without a comprehensive consultation and review of all the facts and documents at issue. This answer does not create an attorney-client relationship. More × Avvo Rating Our Rating is calculated using information the lawyer has included on their profile in addition to the information we collect from state bar associations and other organizations that license...