I have been a member for a couple of years, and although I have had no problems dealing with them in the past, the time has arrived. If you are a member, you received an email the other day regarding "special assessment fees". Well, this money hungry company makes bad business decisions and expects us to pay for it?? A supplier that they dealt with, Dream Travels, has gone bankrupt and because of this, Suitelife is asking all its members to pay $399USD by March 30. Supposedly to help with recuperating costs they had to dish out to help out those who booked accommodations with this supplier. I have been sending demanding emails why they expect us to pay this in less then 30 days, when its their fault they don't carry insurance. "Too costly" was the answer on that question. They REFUSE to show their books to their members as to HOW they came up with this amount. I have been fighting with them for the last couple of days, and they refuse. I'd like to get members together and fight this, and after giving them a couple more days, I will be filing a complaint with the BBB (even tho they are not accredited). I will also be going to the media if they don't show the books. We have a right to know where this $399 amount came from. Oh and get this, if you are travelling BEFORE March 30, you have to pay the amount BEFORE you travel....why???
Something is fishy here, and i even accused them of being involved with the bankruptcy of Tonya (Dream Travels). I will see if something evolves with that. Does anyone know of any shows like "Silverman Helps"? Too bad he is gone! But they will be sorry when this goes public.

Received call from same outfit two weeks ago. Went last Saturday to attend 90 minute spiel on vacation deal.  Declined the package and asked about my free gift, a trip for 3 days to Niagara Falls.  Just returned from there.  It cost me $29.99 for the stay plus 20.00 parking for two nights.  Great hotel (Fallview) and even received atwo $50.00 dinner vouchers fro TGIF.  We had a great time and would probably attend again if invited.  We also have a FREE trip to Florida for a week or 3 days in Vegas, good for 24 months.  We;ll see if that works out too.  I;m surprised there are so many complaints about this company, yet none of the complainers actually seem to have attended.  We thought "what do we have to lose?" 90 minutes? big deal

I got the same call on the 17th of January 2014, at about 8;15pm. i was told i won one of 5 prizes and needed to come to a lunch or dinner buffet with my hubby the next day the 18th of january. They emailed me the address in vaughan toronto. when we got there, we had lunch and the food was actually nice. it was chicken with roast potato and salad. After lunch, we headed to the presentation which was hosted by this so called indian lady and another white older lady. the indian lady tried to sell us the package but we refused to buy. so on our way out, i picked a ballot which they said i won a vacation. my certificate was sent in the mail and i tried going online to redeem my certificate but there was no such thing.

YES it's a SCAM, my perspective of a scam is when you LIE to people in order to TRICK them into coming somewhere so you can sell or for them to end up buying something, it a SCAM because there are no prizes, there is just one lousy trip to Niagara falls and it's NOT FREE like the people on the phone claim it to be. so yes is a SCAM, the biggest oldest SCAM. It's a shame that you have to use of such SCAM to promote you product, you lose all credibility for that. Change your marketing scheme, lose the fraudulent approach.

Got the call saying that I had one a trip to any destination in NA for four adults, or a 5d, 4n trip to Niagara Falls, ON for two adults and two kids.  I'm pretty skeptical when anyone tells me something is "free" because nothing in life is.  I told him nothing is "Free" so what do they want from me.  I was told that they wanted us to come and sit through a 90 minute presentation (give or take 5-10 minutes) that there would be a light lunch and refreshments.  I asked how the trip was "Free".  The caller told me that instead of having commercials in magazines, newspapers, and TV, they have these presentations and their marketing department pays for the "free" trips less air fair and taxes.  We went, we heard, we were definitely intrigued.  Yes, there was a sales pitch, but it IS a business and they want clients.  There wasn't really any pressure though, and regardless of whether or not we decided to become members, we were guaranteed the "free" trip.  Anyone who can't see the value in paying $6000 over five years (if you finance it) to receive enormously discounted travel fares for 25 years ($18,000 for lifetime membership which can be willed to your children/partner/best friend) isn't paying attention or doesn't value taking a vacation.  And we are talking $300USD/wk for resort accommodations that would cost you upwards of $2000USD/wk.  Yes, you are paying a fee to them to use their contacts to get the best rates (and better) possible, but if you like to travel, and plan to travel for your whole life, you can easily do the math.  I don't work for them.  I'm just a curious person who got the call and was willing to (possibly) "waste" 90 minutes of my life to get a "free" week at a 5-star hotel in Niagara Falls, ON.  I find it interesting that those above who are calling this a "scam" haven't been willing to risk the 90 minutes to find out if it is in fact a scam.  The only "catch" was that (being married) my husband and I had to go to the presentation together.  Everyone was professional, polite, friendly, and non-pressure.  If you get a call from SuiteLife Vacations and can spare 90 minutes to go hear the information, do it.  What do you have to lose other than 90 minutes?  I know I've spent more time watching a BAD movie and paid out the nose to see it in theaters.  If  you really don't want to sign up for anything, then don't, just take what was promised to you (light lunch and the "free" trip) and be on your merry way.

I entered a contest at Vaughan Mills Mall Sat. Nov. 24.  There was a big sign, WIN A CAR, there were lots of people entering at the computer terminals.  I thought it was a car company advertising.  Put in all my info. when a 'helper' came over and asked me what I would like to enter for, the car, or a vacation.  He didn't even wait for me to answer and pressed 'vacation' button and said,  'You've won a vacation in Niagara Falls or Las Vegas'.  Of course, I picked the Las Vegas, but it didn't include airfare.  Then he printed out this claim form and asked me what day and time I would like to attend the 'dinner, show and mini-vacation'.  Anyway, I came home and told me husband, he said FORGET IT, SCAM.  I've had telemarketers offering this stuff but I thought being at a very busy mall on a Saturday it would be more genuine.  Anyway, after I left there with my piece of paper with claim no. I kind of realized that it wasn't what I thought it was.  It was SUITE LIFE and I have never heard of them.  We will NOT be attending the so-called dinner.

thanks for sacrificing your time for the rest of the folks out here. We need more comments like yours.