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Travel Scam Reports & Reviews (39)

- Fort Mill, SC, USA • Nov 14, 2024

Twice they have called. The caller voice is the same, young male, maybe black. Claim I had a trip that I had not used and now was offered an extended time to book the trip and could also book 3 more trips as an upgrade. I needed to pay to redeem the trip and extend the dates to travel. I would be able to cruise and/or stay in luxury condo anywhere I wished. Also can use any cruise line and stay in any major hotel chain with no blackout dates.

- Smyrna, GA, USA • Oct 31, 2024

Signed Regards, Patrick White. No email or website. Just the 800 #. I suspected scam so I did not call the #

- Magalia, CA, USA • Oct 30, 2024

Requesting "Your time and opinion" which results in attempts to have the target provide personal information during the interview. Things such as income, source of income, employer information, travel habits, credit card account information, voting information (political party affiliation), information on family travel habits, etc. In exchange for the information, scammer is offering compensation in the form of a "3, 5 or 7 night cruise for two on any major cruise line of your choice with included air fare round-trip."

- Tempe, AZ, USA • Jul 22, 2024

Received in Mail form zip code 32114. did not call the number--googled first.

- Great Falls, VA, USA • Jul 17, 2024

His letter offered airlines reservations, staying at Marriott, Hilton or Hyatt, or cruise plus dining savings cards if we attend the Discovery Showcase presentation.

- Gainesville, FL, USA • Jun 27, 2024

This company is a scam that operates under different names: Russian tour America, Amerix tour operator and Sonata International corporation. The same owner from Ukraine operating all these businesses You will not receive services which they are advertising. You will have a bus driver instead of a tour guide and you will be placed in a rundown hotel. If you say that you will complain they will issue threats against you. This company has no customer service , and they provide the worst experience ever. They have fake reviews on their website, and you will not find any reviews on any other sites because they are a scam. I have pictures of threats and we will be pursuing charges against the fake business.

- Hudson, OH, USA • Jun 26, 2024

Offered airline tickets and hotel stay plus $100 restaurant voucher. Letter signed by Linda White.

- Hendersonville, NC, USA • Jun 18, 2024

A tear open on 3 sides notice of a summer travel and excursion event, must claim within 24 hours, saying the voucher will be worth $1180.

- Cumming, GA, USA • Jun 09, 2024

On Friday, June 7, I was searching for airfares on https://www.cheapflights.com/, which lists fares through a variety of sites, such as Priceline and Expedia. The lowest fare returned was through SmartCheapFares.com ($181.21). I booked my flight on their site (https://smartcheapfares.com/), providing full legal name as it appears on my driver's license, my date of birth, my full address, my telephone number, my e-mail address, and my full credit card information (account number, expiration date, and CVV code). At 7:08 pm EST I received an e-mail confirmation with a booking reference number of 7328. The e-mail stated I would receive a confirmation email once the booking is confirmed and a ticket has been issued. After receiving no further communications after approximately a couple of hours, I opened a chat session on the SmartCheapFares website during which I was told I would receive a confirmation e-mail within 24 hours of booking the flight. At approximately 3:00 am EST Sunday, June 9, (approximately 32 hours after booking the flight) I opened a new chat session on the SmartCheapFares website during which I was told I would receive a phone call after 9:00 am EST. Shortly before 12:30 pm EST, after not receiving a telephone call or e-mail, I opened a new chat session during which I as informed I would receive a call in approximately 50 - 60 minutes. After approximately 90 minutes, after receiving no telephone call or e-mail, I opened a new chat session and explained the history. Someone said "Please allow me a moment to check." No one responded after that. I had the chat session open for approximately 1 hour and tried several times to get someone's attention, but no one responded. Although I do not see that I have been debited for the charge, I anticipate at least a charge for the $181.21 without receiving a ticket and anticipate other fraudulent charges.

- Hyde Park, NY, USA • Jun 07, 2024

You and your spouse or partner are cordially invited to attend our 2024 Travel and Excursion Showcase. This is a fun and informative discussion showing cost-effective ways to enjoy future vacations. In exchange for attending you will receive (2) two complimentary round trip airline vouchers. These promotional vouchers are for couples and valid for travel within the continental United States departing from most major international airports. In addition, you will receive (2) two nights at one of over 1,000 Marriott, Hilton, or Hyatt hotels (option to extend). The retail value of this award is $1180.

Showcase voucher quantities are limited and on a first come, first served basis. If we do not hear from you these travel vouchers will be awarded to an alternate guest. This correspondence serves as your only notice.

BONUS: Call within 24 hours and receive a $100.00 Dining Voucher good at over 45,000 restaurants.

For more information, please call 1-844-475-8632

Regards,

Eleanor Taylor

1-844-475-8632

• Aug 05, 2024

Same text same phone number, but it was "Carla" Taylor sending regards. (Must be a family business...Hahaha!)

- Ridgecrest, CA, USA • Jun 07, 2024

Have been receiving calls regarding my timeshare with shell vacations and RCI for a while. Took the call and was told I have 6 vacations I haven’t utilized. Which is true. If I would give them the usage fee of roughly 500.00 each they would guarantee me 1600.00 within 90 days. But I hade to do. A minimum of 4 weeks.

- Atlanta, GA, USA • Jun 05, 2024

You are directed to them to book hotels through Trivago. You get your reservation at the time. They cancel it and then they still charge your card and they keep your money !

- Suwanee, GA, USA • Apr 26, 2024

I googled Global Entry and filled out ALL my info. So they have ALL my info. My date of birth, email address, DL #, my passport #, my current and previous addresses and employers.

• Apr 25, 2024

Trying to cancel flight tickets and get refunded. Scammers ask for payment to upgrade tickets to refundable.

Lost money $ 762

After that they are asking for copies of my passport and of my family. But I did not send.

The scaring thing is that I called an official number from American Airlines website and they picked up. Thought I was talking to AA.

- Corona, CA, USA • Apr 05, 2024

Promised a cruise for two nights on Margaritaville, and 2 nights on Grand Bahama Island. They lied. Then found out it was 2 nights in Fort Lauderdale. Then when I tried to book, they ping ponged me back and forth between Take a Break Travels and CRS. None of them would refund my $$.

- Pensacola, FL, USA • Feb 15, 2024

Bogus attempt to sell travel package

- Atlanta, GA, USA • Feb 04, 2024

Recover letter in mail that promised to complimentary round trip airline vouchers& 2 nights at one of over 1,000 Marriott, Hilton, or Hyatt locations. No website listed on the letter, which is extremely unusual, especially for any legitimate business. The letter has a big Wingate By Wyndham and logo at the bottom right, and “Event Location” under it.

- Lynchburg, VA, USA • Feb 01, 2024

They sent this scam via postal mail. Only identifiying info on return is T.E.S. 2024. You open it up and inside is that 800 number advertising som dining voucher etc

- Port Saint Lucie, FL, USA • Feb 01, 2024

Travel exhibit 2024: attend and receive 2 round trip airline vouchers, 2 nights at Marriott, Hilton, or Hyatt. Retail value of $980. First 50 callers receive $100 dining savings card. Call 855-549-0722

- Haleyville, AL, USA • Jan 28, 2024

They identified as Delta airlines. They booked my flights. When I checked my credit card statement I was charged $1850.98 for the service. Not for my flights. Delta & KLM said it was a scam & to report them. They misrepresented Delta airlines.

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