Anonymous
map-marker Madison, Wisconsin

Royal Holiday Vacation Club

Please stay away from Royal Holiday if you go on vacation! Whatever they say is all lies! They honer nothing they tell you, and you will pay for the rest of your life! If you still have doubts, please just google them and find out how they have ripped people off for 30,000 and up. That does not even include the yearly maintenance fee you pay for the next 30 years, that they can raise whenever they want. You can also go to youtube.com and check out the news clips from all sorts of investigations about this unethical company. What amazes me, is they are still able to do business with being shut down. Stay Away!
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Guest

We have been with this company for many years and have had some wonderful vacations....but at a very high cost...MUCH more than going through a travel agency! We have also tried for years to get out.

We even tried the "just stop paying them" technique. Within a month we were turned into an American collection agency who were more than happy to take us to court. US lawyers will have nothing to do with our case because the company is based in Mexico! You can try going through the Mexican consulate and court system if you have the money and time.

We also have attended the "Get out of your timeshare-vacation club" seminars. What a scam!!! They want you to pay out even more thousands of dollars with no guarantee of success. I am convinced they are an offshoot of the same company of scam artists as Royal Holiday!

we have tried selling our membership for as little as $1 just to get rid of it!

No takers. We warn everyone we know that is traveling to STAY AWAY from these sale people altogether!!!!

Guest

Royal Holiday Scam at Wyndham Nassau Resort in New Providence Is Ruining Our Finances!

I was scammed--deceived, defrauded and duped--at the Wyndham Nassau Resort in New Providence, Nassau, in March 2011. I want to express my extreme frustration with Royal Holiday Club's predatory sales practices. Since I was hoodwinked into signing a contract with this unethical company, I have been obliged to pay $220 per month and an annual fee in excess of $1,000. In exchange I have received NO net benefits--I would have saved thousands and thousands of dollars by making travel arrangements myself for the one resort trip I did manage to work out with Royal Holiday Club. Including the inittial credit card payment of $15,000, over the past two years I have been obliged to pay them a total of $20,300.

I would like help in taking steps to cancel my contract with Royal Holiday Club. The huge amounts of money I've wasted in payments is a secondary concern, but I would like to recover any of it I can.

My wife and I were taken in by a deceptive high-pressure sale at the Wyndham in Nassau in March 2011. Having second thoughts soon thereafter, we attempted to cancel the contract prior to the closing of the five-day window in which cancellations were permitted by law, but a sales representative persuaded us to remain on the timeshare plan with the offer of extra points and travel vouchers--which disappeared completely by the time we needed them. Those hundreds of additional points turned out to be nothing, nothing but empty promises. Of course none of these promises were given in written form: they were only so much talk.

Two years after signing I finally managed to get a booking that coincided somewhat with my travel plans. This after numerous phone calls to attempt to get bookings we could use, and after making costly payments to Royal Holiday and receiving evasive explanations from company representatives on the phone. Indeed, my wife and I have spent hours and hours on the phone listening to company representatives give long and convoluted "explanations" of policies. At our last call on May 17, 2013, we sought an explanation of the system by which we could know how many points we needed to transfer to affiliate RCI to get a desired accommodation, but no one could or would explain how. Agents sent our call and query to other departments, whose representatives subjected us to other long and complicated run-arounds. And it turned out that the point transfer and combination of weeks, which I had to do blindly without knowing how many points were needed for my desired accommodation, would cost an additional $260, and the points I had transferred would expire if I didn't use them over the next three months. That, and the extremely long holds on which they put us while we waited on the phone to be served, made the whole process of getting the plan an excruciating ordeal. After we obtained our booking, RCI told us that other substantial charges will likely be added at the resort destination.

The ugly truth is this: The surcharges for transfers and combinations, the monthly deductions from my credit card, and the huge yearly fee are seriously damaging my future prospects for financial security. And the yearly fee is steadily going up, no matter what I say or do in protest. All told, the stupidest thing I've ever done in my life is to sign on with this predatory unscrupulous company. There have been NO net benefits coming from Royal Holiday and affiliate RCI, to which I was told to send my "transfer powers." I would have saved thousands by making bookings on my own. I"m sick and tired of this consumer fraud of global proportions, and I'm mortified to know that the governments of Arizona, Florida, Mexico, the Bahamas and the United States are doing nothing to eliminate this blight on the vacation-travel industry--even after the airing of the 20/20 exposé of Royal Holiday in 2008.

Regrettably, a Wyndham representative emailed a response to my complaint to tell me that Royal Holiday was not a Wyndham affiliate, but instead was leasing an office at their resort. Shame on Wyndham, I say, for hosting and thus enabling such a massive fraud to operate for years on their premises.

Please help us find a way to escape the contract or tell us about any class action suit we can join so we can close down this rapacious and scurrilous "club," to which I sadly and contractually must continue to belong despite my urgent need to break away. Is there anything I can do? In the meantime I will spread the alarm in every available forum about the Royal Holiday Vacation Scam.

Thanking you for any help you can give.

Ariela Jyq
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Please delete and remove my complaint against Royal Holiday Club

Royal Holiday Club and I have ended our relationship in a positive and fully satisfactory manner. Please delete and remove my complaint and any of my postings with information related to Royal Holiday Club. Thank you.

With best regards,

Gino Philip Eno

Ariela Jyq
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Please delete and remove my complaint against Royal Holiday Club

Royal Holiday Club and I have ended our relationship in a positive and fully satisfactory manner. Please delete and remove my complaint and any of my postings with information related to Royal Holiday Club. Thank you.

With best regards,

Gino Philip Eno

Guest

My husband and I were also scammed. Any positive reviews of Royal Holiday are made by employees of the company.

Please stay away from this company. They offer nothing but lies and deceit.

Guest

I totally agree! My husband and I have had issue after issue with Royal Holiday.

We are SOOO VERY sorry we ever bought into their deal. Wish we could go back and change that. Still have another 20 years to suffer through thouhg!

Avoid them. Stay away!

Ellarae Nik
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Stop paying them! cancel your credit card and get another one.

Report them to the Federal Trade Commission if they harrass you over the phone. If they report you to the credit bureau, just defend yourself and let them know this company is a fraud.

There is plenty of proof of that, here with all the hundreds of complaints. Keep searching here and do what other people are doing to get Royal Holiday off their back.

Guest

Royal Holiday they are all liars they promise everything to make you sign a contract then if you don't pay they threaten you with collections and report to Credit Bureau.

Guest

its not all its cracked up to be wanna save money on vacations check out web sites can get all inclusives with air and transfers alot cheaper and the rooms these guys promise are no different then anyone elses unless you use your points and pay for them

Guest

We have been members for 10 years and have had NO problems whatsoever with Royal Holiday. They have always given us better accommodations than expected and have traveled all over the world.

These people complaining do not know what they are talking about. Stay away from negative people like this.

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Anonymous
map-marker Clifton, New Jersey

Royal Holiday Clubs

Agree with the other folks who complained about the Royal Holiday Club system. Not only one is fooled into buying a membership into a club that offers unrealized promises but their customer service representatives refuse to connect you with theri management to resolve grievances. Our annual fees have increased over $500 over a 5 year period and we routinely lose from the opportunity of using our vacation or transfering to a sister club that we also belong to. I strongly discourage anyone from buying into the royal holiday system... Very disappointing experience in terms of customer service. Dont understand why their customer service department works so hard in destroying the relationships their sales representatives work so hard to build. These guys really need an organizational shake down... Please do not invest a penny with them until they have cleaned up their act.
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figmaniac

Ditto... The royal holiday fellows are really lost in terms of customer service.

We had a similar experience with their customer service department and found them to be of little assistance in trying to accomodate one needs. It is sad that people ought to resort to this type of sites to warn others from not making the mistake of associating with organizations such as royal holiday. Although they offer pretty nice vacation packages, it is also true that it ought to be their way or the highway.

Customer service is NOT a strenght for this folks. :(

Ellarae Nik
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It is an outright SCAM. don't you get it!

Everyone is in on the scam, from the scout that gets you to the presentation to the CEO and the hotels where they operate.

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Anonymous
map-marker Herndon, Virginia

Royal Holiday is a scam

Royal Holiday scammed me into buying the time share for five thousand dollars in th Bahamas. We have had it for 2 years and have been unable to use our points because they are always "Full". I am pissed. They just want to take your money. I dont believe they vn hav any hotls availabl bcaus no mattr how hard I try, I cant us my points or gt any hotl. How can it b possibl to try to book somthing 8 months in advanc and thy ar alrady full whn thr ar about 10 hotls in that ara with royal holiday?
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Elexus Ill

Royal Holiday Club and I have ended our relationship in a positive and fully satisfactory manner. Please delete and remove my complaint and any of my postings with information related to Royal Holiday Club. Thank you.

With best regards

Gino Philip Eno

Eimy Xvm
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Can I inquire about your mutual agreement? I am also in talks.

Guest

Royal Holiday Scam at Wyndham in New Providence Is Ruining Our Finances!

I was scammed--deceived, defrauded and duped--at the Wyndham Hotel in New Providence, Naussau, in March 2011. I want to express my extreme frustration with Royal Holiday Club's predatory sales practices. Since I was hoodwinked into signing a contract with this unethical company, I havebeen obliged to pay $220 per month and an annual fee in excess of $1,000. In exchange I have received NO net benefits--I would have saved thousands of dollars by making travel arrangements myself for the one resort trip I did manage to work out with Royal Holiday Club. Over the past two years I have been obliged to pay them some $7,300.

I would like help in taking steps to cancel my contract with The company. The money I've wasted in payments is a secondary concern, but I would like to recover any of it I can. I would also like to do my part in closing down this scam operation once and for all.

My wife and I were taken in by a deceptive high-pressure sale at the Wyndham in Nassau in March 2011. Having second thoughts soon thereafter, we attempted to cancel the contract prior to the closing of the five-day window in which cancellations were permitted by law, but a sales representative persuaded us to remain on the timeshare plan with the offer of extra points--which disappeared completely by the time we needed them.

Two years after signing I finally managed to get a booking that coincided somewhat with my travel plans. This after numerous phone calls to attempt to get bookings we could use, and after making costly payments to Royal Holiday and receiving evasive explanations from company representatives on the phone. Indeed, my wife and I have spent hours and hours on the phone listening to company representatives give long and convoluted "explanations" of policies. At our last call on May 17, 2013, we sought an explanation of the system by which we could know how many points we needed to transfer to affiliate RCI to get a desired accommodation, but no one could or would explain how. Agents sent our call and query to other departments, whose representatives subjected us to other long and complicated run-arounds. And it turned out that the point transfer and combination of weeks, which I had to do blindly without knowing how many points were needed for my desired accommodation, would cost an additional $260, and the points I had transferred would expire if I didn't use them over the next three months. That, and the extremely long holds on which they put us while we waited on the phone to be served, made the whole process of getting the plan an excruciating ordeal. After we obtained our booking, RCI told us that other substantial charges will likely be added at the resort destination.

The ugly truth is this: The surcharges for transfers and combinations, the monthly deductions from my credit card, and the huge yearly fee are seriously damaging my future prospects for financial security. And the yearly fee is steadily going up, no matter what I say or do in protest. All told, the stupidest thing I've ever done in my life is to sign on with this predatory company. There have been no net benefits coming from Royal Holiday and affiliate RCI, to which I was told to send my "transfer powers." I would have saved thousands by making bookings on my own. I"m sick and tired of this consumer fraud of global proportions, and I'm mortified to know that the governments of Arizona, Florida, Mexico, the Bahamas and the United States are doing nothing to eliminate this blight on the vacation-travel industry--even after the airing of the 20/20 exposé of Royal Holiday in 2008.

Please help us find a way to escape the contract or tell us about any class action suit we can join so we can close down this rapacious and scurrilous "club," to which I sadly and contractually must continue to belong despite my desperate need to break away. Is there anything I can do?

Thanking you for any help you can give.

Elexus Ill
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Royal Holiday Club and I have ended our relationship in a positive and fully satisfactory manner. Please delete and remove my complaint and any of my postings with information related to Royal Holiday Club. Thank you.

With best regards

Gino Philip Eno

Michel D Hdk

in the process of a settlement with Royal Holiday. Case will thus be closed

Michel D Hdk

The ones here that delt with Adrian Blamori and got results please email me because I want out of this contract

email: deslauriermc@***.ca

Guest

I am more than pissed with Royal Holiday Club. We got scammed fro $5000.00 How do we move from complaints to action. This needs to be investigated by the Government Consumer Affairs Department.

Guest

December of 2011, Grand Paradise Bavaro, Punta Cana Dominican Republic. Salesman was Freddy Villalona.

We were lied to into signing a contract that they can't honor. Services are non-existent. Prices in Expedia or any online vacation website are lower than RH prices. The DR law does not have previsions for cancellation of the contract, this is why they operate there.

Master Card international only chargebacks when the chargeback claim is made within the timeframe of cancellation of the contract, as per the law where the contract is signed. Dominican Republic is 0 days. Mexico is 14 days.

DO NOT SIG ANYTHING TO ROYAL HOLIDAY. YOU WILL BE ROBBED

Guest

I also have been scammed, Made promises that were not even true. How do we get out of this without ruinning my credit.Thanks Lisaemail is dalihood@***.com

Guest

10/3/2011 - ROYAL HOLIDAY SCAM . This is lengthy, but please read it to find out how we finally got some justice for the Royal Holiday scam. After months of frustration and determination, we came to a settlement with Royal Holiday. In Jan. 2010, my husband and I vacationed in Cancun. We were convinced that the new RentSure program would allow us to sell our credits back to RH and receive that cash in Jan. 2011. So, we upgraded our Royal Holiday membership from 60,000 to 80,000 credits for $17,000. We paid 1/3 down and financed the remained thru Concord Servicing over 3 years. The RentSure program info was to be found on the RH website in a couple of months. It did, but the program was far inferior to the program we were promised. We had a written contract for the upgraded membership, but no documentation of the RentSure guarantee. We should have known it was too good to be true, but those of you that have also been scammed understand how this happened to us. Bottom line, this is what finally worked out for us.

Starting in November 2010

- Started keeping a brief log of all communication you have with RH.

- Sent dozens e-mails, letters and made phone calls to the salesman and sales manager.

- We had 2 responses, but they continued to lie to us and refuse to give us documentation.

- We kept copies of all communication.

July, 2011

- Informed RH that my credit card was no longer valid for the monthly loan payments. to contact Concord Servicing. The payments did stop immediately.

- Called a RH Customer Service rep. begging for help. None.

- Called RH Customer Service VIP begging for help. None.

- Called Mexico Consumer Protection Agency, PROFECO. They were not surprised to hear that I was scammed by RH. Told me to send a cancellation notice to everyone I had attempted to communicate with. If I didn’t hear back, to send them the letter and copies of all the documentation I had kept.

- E-mail (lengthy) Cancellation Notice to all of the above and a letter to RH Corp office in Florida. I copied PROFECO, but had not mailed anything to them at this point.

- Within 2 days, I received a phone call from the Adrian Balmori, Personalized Service and VIP Members Supervisor. He asked that I not bring PROFECO into this and to let them deal with me direct. After several weeks of unacceptable offers from them, and my occasional mentioning the fact that PROFECO would fight this for me, we finally agreed to a settlement.

- I was able to remain civil but emotional through all of this.

September, 2011

- RH canceled our upgraded contract (now back to the 60,000)

- Rolled our 2011 credits (60,000) to 2012. Now had 120,000 credits to use by EOY 2012.

- RH cancelled the remaining loan of $6500.

- Gave us $8000 in RH credit to be used for annual fees & all- inclusive fees.

- ALL of this was thoroughly documented.

- Within a few days, we booked an IXTAPA vacation for Jan. 2012, using ALL of the $8000 of RH credits for the 2012 annual fee and all-inclusive for 3 weeks with our family.

- We have confirmation for reservation and fees that have been paid.

- After 3 weeks, a check for $3000 was deposited in our personal checking account via wire transfer.

- Concord Servicing continues to call us and send late payment notices.

Adrian Balmori swears that he will take care of this.

We spent months and months of frustration and anger. My advice to you, is do not

back off.

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vacationless
map-marker Columbus, Ohio

Royal Holiday Club

"Royal Holiday Club"....we no longer want to be members; they are no help cancelling our membership; can anyone help us?

We have not paid the $500 annual fee. My husband and I have health problems which will mean we no longer travel. The Royal Holiday Club offers no sympathy, even tho we were senior citizens when we signed and we were told we could use the weeks more than a regular membership allows.

If anyone is interested in a floating holiday, let me know via this site.

We once tried a 'buyer site' and they wanted money up front to list the sale, and we never heard from them again.

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Jonie Iqv

I bought a timeshare with Royal Holiday and they lied to me at everything, every time I check for travel dates are not available and it's cheaper to booked flight and hotel with Expedia. The service is really bad, I asked to speak to the manager and was told that I cannot talk to her and that I cannot cancel my membership.

I't´s been a nightmare for me!!! I was doing a research on internet about this fraudulent resort and how to get out of this fraud, i found this information and i want to share it with you, i hope it helps someone:

http://www.timesharescam.com/blog/189-how-to-cancel-a-royal-holiday-timeshare-membership/

Guest

i say do not pay any more and you do not want to buy into this scam

Guest

for the elderly couple who no longer can use their royal holiday membership, maybe i can take it off your hands. write me at vgarcia@***.com

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R A Mhe
map-marker Orangeville, Ontario

Royal Holiday Club discriminates against costumers that hold week time shares they're always full

I've held a membership for 15 years and as time passes those of us holding weekly time shares are held as second class members. you can only get to use your time share on the worst times even if you apply a year in advance. The people that work for the CLUB have advised me if I had the points system it would change things. Of course the points may change value very easily. I had a call from one of their reps threatening me that if I did not pay my yearly maintenance fee he would damage my credit rating. I wish they try, apparently they have not read may contract which was signed in Gran Cayman Isl. and specifically states no payment no week. I just wonder how legal this contract is??????
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j`ai contacte une firme d`avocat en droit internatinnal de quebec.il mon dit de porter plainte au centre antifraude du canada avise trans-union et equifax que je suis victime d`une fraude.pour ce qui est du contrat les quebecquois et canadiens devraient se regrouper pour conteste se contrat signe sur haute pression et mensonge.je parle francais

Guest

You seem to have the best contract they ever issued (no yearly fees) and now they're not honoring it, as usual. DO NOT go to the points system, you will be scammed....again!

Unfortunately, you're sitting on a bogus contract and the only way to get something out of it will be taking RH to court, or posting a number of complaints online (use the squeaky wheel, seems to get their attention)Once you become loud enough, they will offer your money back in exchange for a non disparage agreement. Contact CTV news, ask them to do a W5 report on RH.

This will help other Canadians avoid the scam. Visit mescam.com for info

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FreeXenon O
map-marker Madison, Wisconsin

Royal Holiday Scammed Me in Cancun Mexico

We signed up for a Royal Holiday Club in Cancun Mexico at a Hyatt there and the next day we went in to cancel it. Wrote out letter of Cancellation and they said that they would contact us to cancel it within at week.

Once we started talking to them about canceling they said that they have never received the cancellation letter within the 5 day period. They wanted us to send a copy of the cancellation letter to them via Fax or EMail. They did not sign the cancellation letter while we were there in Cancun and I did not notice that.

I really, really wanted to leave the Sales and Program materials there, but the said it would be easier and cheaper for us to take it back to the US because it needs to be sent to their corporate office in Florida. It will be cheaper for us to send it to them when we get to the US. When we get back to the US he said that we should send the materials to their headquarters where they will process it and we should get or money back within 15 days like the contract says.

Once we started to talk to the agent about the cancellation we found out that the materials need to be sent back to Cancun. I was not happy at all.

They insist that we have not canceled within the 5 day time frame and are asking for a settlement. I will post more details on my website: http://www.ArionsHome.com/search/label/Time-Share

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Ellarae Nik

Dear fellow victims, I was also scammed into signing a contract that was based on lies and exagerations by the aggressive sales tag team, together with offers of alcoholic drinks, employed by Royal Holiday Club. I was on my honeymoon on August 4, 2011 in Ixtapa, Mexico, when we were approached by a lady in a parking lot offering us a free trip to the island and meals if we attended a presentation at the Park Royal Ixtapa hotel.

I had no Idea what we were getting into. I tought that maybe they want us to consider this hotel on our next vacation, but not this 30 year membership!!! We were first approached by a young friendly salesman named Jose Claro, we were then taken to a large sales room with many tables where other families were being attended by salesmen. Then there was a second salesmen; an older and more experience salesmen named Pablo Moreno, i think.

During the course of the presentation the salesman assure us that with this membership we would save thousands of dollars every year on vacations, that we would have vacations for life and could invite others with us. Now that I tried to book a stay at this Park Royal Ixtapa for the first time, I confirmed that it costs you more points to go in the high-season, and that with a Bronze membership you can only afford to book the cheapest rooms for 5 days per year!!! they led us to believe that Royal Holiday Club owned the hotels and that we could book at any time of the year with no black out periods, no problems, no......... limitations.

Now I see that in places like Cancun you have to book like 2.5 years in advance!! They led us to believe that we could enjoy the all-inclusive privilege at this type of hotels with our membership. It turns out that there is a fee for that!! If you bring children along, then there are more fees required, but they had led you to believe that the membership would take care of everything.

Now that I tried to book at the Park Royal Ixtapa, I find out that I am not saving anything with this membership. If you take into account the cost of the 30-year Bronze membership, the annual fee, and the all-inclusive fee you end up paying like $1500 for a 5-day stay for 2 adults. Now, if you try to book through travelocity, you pay $1600. So this is a big FRAUD!!!

This is all that this $10,000 membership could do for me; a savings of $100 a year. But if you had put this money into a CD, you could make more that $100 a year!!! They tell you all kinds of lies like "this offer is only valid today, it won't be available tomorrow", "the membership will go up in price so that you can easily re-sell it"(it turns out that people are selling them for about $600), that they were selling me this cheap membership because this other member had upgraded to a better Gold membership, and everytime they got one of the other families in the sales room to sign a contract they would anounce it to the whole room by ringing a bell(that makes one feel like you have to do the same if not you are less than those others), and since this Royal Holiday Club sales boiler room is inside the hotel you think that this is legit. How can a big hotel chain lend itself to something fraudulent???

it had to be legitimate, so I thought. So they bent backards to accomodate my finances let me pay it in installments with a $3500 downpayment. I was a big sucker that day. It never occur to me to check them out immediately in the internet.

I was convince that they were legit and that they owned the hotels in their program. I had other things in my mind during that time; like problems with my wife that was hard on us emotionally. A lot of time passed by since I first purchase the membership until I first tried to really use it. That is because My wife's visa approval took a lot longer that I expected; she finally entered the U.S.A on November 3rd.

So we were not able to plan vacations together. Plus all this time I was dealing with immigration processes, with an immigration lawyer, gathering evidence for our case, making trips to the US consulate in Mexico. So all this time I did not have a head to look into this Royal Holiday Club. I never suspected that it was a fraud.

I am sorry that I missed that 20/20 report in 2008. I did book a short stay at a resort in Palm Springs, CA for May 2012 expecting my wife to be here by then. But she wasn't and I did not use the resort stay. I did not cancel on time.

Since this was not an all inclusive hotel, there were no mandatory all-inclusive fee to raise my suspicions. Like I said, I did not have much use for this membership for the past 1.5 years and did not thought about it much. Now That I see all these complaints of hundreds of people that were scammed the same way I was, I hope that I can get some of my nearly $7300 that I have already paid, so far, including maintenance fees. I have already cancel my credit card to prevent them from making another withdrawal.

I am going to try with my bank to dispute the charges. I have also called RHC customer service, this Friday 1-18-13, and told Oscar( I think, or Omar?) that I want to cancel my contract and want my money back. But he would only repeat that the contract cannot be cancelled, that they are doing their part of their contract and will be there to help if I decide to use the membership. He also mention that I had no proof of all the lies and exagerations made by thier salesmen and that RHC has 100,000 happy members.

I asked him repeatedly to let me talk to his supervisor or someone in the finance, or administration department, he refuse to let me talk to anybody else. If we alredy have all these hundreds of complaints from 2003 and ongoing, and we also have the 20/20 report, why can't anybody stop this already??? Why can't the credit companies put a block on this company, or this type of companies?? how many victims, or complaints, does it take for the credit companies to block a company???

when I was trying to book a flight on a particular Mexican airline, my Visa card was blocked from making the transaction. I had to wait until business hours to call visa, or the bank, to be able to make the transaction. Here we are 10 years of complaints with RHC and still no blocks from Visa!!! why??

I thank you for having this site to learn from the experince of other victims and share my story. I sure hope there is a way to get our money back.

I don't know how some have manage to do that if I cannot even speak to anybody past the customer service person! Sincerely, Juan C Vega If there is a class action lawsuit, a ABC News 20/20 follow-up, or if someone has had success in getting a refund on a contract signed in Mexico, please contact me: jcplancarte@***.com

Guest

We too were scammed in Cancun. We went back to them the following day to cancel and were told we could not. It is all Lies and Deception!

Guest

Pésimo servicio, ya tengo mas de 20 años y no veo como terminar *** esta pesadilla y sacadero de dinero de personas que gozan de impunidad absoluta para seguir reclutando "incautos".

Guest

HUNTER Liars, la división Legal de Travel Time puede gestionar para Ustedes un Acuerdo de Terminación Anticipada de Contrato de Membresia en un plazo máximo de 45 días hábiles.

Los honorarios son bastante razonables, solo $1,299.00 USD. Sin importar la situación en que se encuentre su cuenta (pagos vencidos de mensualidades, mantenimientos y/o cuotas extraordinarias).

Adicionalmente ofrecemos una Garantía de Resultados por escrito, de tal suerte que si no obtenemos para Usted el Acuerdo de Terminación de Contrato: NO COBRAMOS.

Siempre funciona, cuando se sabe lo que se hace.

FreeXenon O

Pending their check being received cleared, this complaint will be deemed satisfied.

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