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Bermingham, KAddress
16 Luverne Ave, Toronto, ON M3H 1R5, CanadaHistory
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Alf
I, too, have never been able to use my 'points'. Every time I have tried to call they don't have any 'avaiability'.$14,000 down the drain.
Joanne
I just got a call from "suitelife vacations". A heavily accented man called asking for my name. Similar ballot story. Definitely don't remember filling out one of those. The number was 5077160000000. Told me I had to go to Woodbridge. Also a choice of vacation package. Asked whether I was under 68. Really? Do I sound like I am? I'm under 25. -__-" He said the manager would talk to me later. When I checked the web for suitlife, the disney channel show came up. Told him that. He told me he couldn't really hear me. Hung up. I called him back. He hung up. Wow. Really?
paul
Rog
My wife and I just came back from a presentation at Suitelife Vacation in Woodbridge ON. Some guy with a heavy accent called me and said I had won a free prize and that I should come to their office in Woodbridge to collect the prize, but that we would have to listen to a 90 minute presentation. He said that I had filled out some ballot at a Mall over a year ago, although I didn't remember any. The phone connection was very poor and it was hard to hear. The prize was a trip to Las Vegas or any one of the 50 US states including Hawaii, or Niagara Falls. He asked whether I was married or common-law, whether we made over $70K, and whether we were between the ages of 26-68. He sent an email which was then followed up by an email from the "manager" confirming that we would be there, and that if we did not attend by exactly 6:15 pm then the presentation would start without us and that we would be locked out. We ended up going to the presentation. It was located in some run down office, on the second floor, staffed by very unprofessional looking people, no "business card" was presented when asked. People showed up after 6:15 pm and they weren't "locked out". After dinner, which we actually liked, they made a presentation to sell vacation weeks, for a membership fee of $15,000 for 99 years and user fees of between $200 to $800 per week. After we declined they offered 40, 30 year packages and finally 5 years for $5000. The Saleslady was Indian and seemed hugely disappointed when we didn't buy in. We left with our promised voucher. When we attempted to go to www.allsuitegetaways.com/certificate.htm, to redeem, there was no such existent website. I have left a message with the manager tonight but do not expect to receive any callback. This is a complete scam. I will start with a complaint to the better business bureau and then escalate further. That is guaranteed. This is straightforward fraud and will be dealt with by the appropriate authorities. Unfortuneately Canada does not have any teeth when it comes to white collar crime. If this was the US, they would be in jail. Do not go if you are called.
mark tyson
well hi guys i got a call today from suite life vacations and they told me thai i won a prize by filling out a ballot at this part of time i dont trust them but dare to go there and i appreciate them that they are not scam they really give me free vacations
Unlucky
Go to http://www.complaintsboard.com/groups/suitelife-members-g4840.html I started a group there if anyone is interested in going to the media.
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Unlucky
Posted on March 5, 2015Caller type: Unknown
Location: Canada
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.