In December of 2009 we attended an All Inclusive Excursions presentation in which they promised to facilitate the sell of our timeshare in 90-120 days in exchange for a membership purchase in their Travel Club. Unfortunately we bought. As you can see, it's been much longer than 120 days without having our timeshare sold. We have filed suit and are scheduled to be in court the end of February. If you attended a similar presentation during which facilitating the sell of timeshares was offered, I would appreciate your help. A simple typed or hand written signed statement detailing the portion of the presentation which included promises to sell timeshares would be greatly appreciated. Please contact me through this web site. I'll then provide my direct email address. Hopefully, together we can put a stop to their madness.

The entire process is false advertising, fradulent and missleading information concerning the discounts and benifits, fees are not properly revealed, and the bottom line is they are only selling a condo weeks usage like time shares. This is not worth the money or time to even visit. In addition the marketing tools and promises of rewards you will recieve for attending are also a scam. The sales people promise $300 gift certificate, $ 50 AX card, free air fare and Marriott hotel for dream vacation, $30 gift card for 3 major restaurant chains, all the information they specify during the call to get you to attend is false. The gift card requires submission of a signed contractural voucher and selection on only one store, then you have to spend minimum of $ 100 per month for 12 months submit the receipts with a voucher claim form with very minimal time as specified on the claim form to get a $25 gift card back (no food, beverages, and several other restrictions of authorized purchaes allowed to reach minimum purchase). They list numerous stores available and sales people stated that you could use the gift certificate at any of the stores at any time. You must select only one store at time of registration and can not shop any of the other locations to settle minimum purchase requirements. They no longer offered the AX card even though sales people setting up the appoinment said you would recieve immediately to reimburse you for your gas, the trip requires $100 deposit with-in 21 days of visit selection of 3 potential vacation locations and requests for dates. the travel agency will not gaurantee the location or date and will notify 14 days prior to departure of booking, and can only depart on Monday or Tuesday, and not valid 7 days before or 7 days after 9 different holidays. If fail to take the trip selected no refund of deposit, or rescheduling of the booking. This is one of the worst condo sales efforts I have ever experienced and they kept denying it was for condos until I demanded to know why I would have to purchase numerous weeks to be eligible for all of the benifits and where were these weeks and locations I was purchasing. They finally presented 2 major time share association books and said would need to select from the units they offered based on their restrictions and fees. The fee you would pay All Inclusive Excursions was all 100% profit to them and did not provide any gaurantees of bookings class of bookings weeks for bookings or specific discounts.

Attended on 10-25-09, at 5601 Bridge Street, Ft. Worth, Texas. Same story: said their company was like Sam's they buy travel packages in large numbers, and can pass the savings on to you for a price 8, 995.00. My husband told them he needed to sleep on it, didn't make any decisions with sleeping on it. It made them mad, we had to wait 30 minutes for our Premier Choice Rewards. It a scam!!! What a shame. You never get something for nothings. Any time you are told it is a one time offer run, it not a good deal.

THIS IS A SCAM!!! My husband and I fell for it because our presenter claims to be a preacher/minister so he would be honest right. NOT!!! We are out $3000 and once we received our id number and password, we found that they use the same search engines that kayak.com, expedia.com, hotwire.com use and they aren't any cheaper. They claim we won't have any booking fees going through them because they book straight from the private sector of travel. Sone company named Sealand Travel. How much are booking fees when you go through expedia and hotwire, not $3000. Please do not fall for this. If we can save one person from this SCAM, it will ease our pain just a bit.