Spirit Incentives is a a big spam!!! First they raise your spirits high and then all shattered!! Lot of fradualant gimics. Certificated experies on one day, but bookings need 30 days prior reservation, and when you try to do that, that needs a crazy certificate registration which again takes 7-14 days for confirmation and then we send a letter back requesting dates which will be rejected, and then we reappply and then game continues until it reaches exp date and chapter closed!! SO Basically a BIG SPAM!!!

Attended a 2+ hour high pressure sales presentation for time shares in Destin Fl. For attending the tour of the resort, a 3 day 2 night package at a similar resort would be our gift. After months of submitting dates that could not be met by the company, I was offered a refund. I wanted the 3 day 2 night package we were promised. We wanted to go back to Destin, on the beach, or in a similar resort as we were told. After all the dates and locations were no longer available, on our last date before my offer expired, we were offered 2 nights in a $50 Days Inn in downtown Daytona Beach. Not quite the resort we were expecting. The entire deal was to get people into a high pressure sales area to sell time shares. A complete hoax.

I followed their process for my free 3 night cruise plus airfare. When the time to book my cruise came, I called and went through the start of the booking process.

First problem is the itinerary. We wanted a 3 night cruise from LA to Mexico. The only option they gave us was a cruise from Port Canaveral to the Bahamas.

Second problem (and the deal breaker) was the total for my "free cruise": $800.00.

I have no problem with the upcharge for room ($150.00.)

I have a problem with the following:
1) The only date they offered us happened to be January 7th. Which means we have to pay $200 in upcharges for "high travel time." We never would have picked this date if we had know that it was considered a peak travel time. The only "advice" we were given when picking dates was that summer and early fall is considered peak.

2) The "taxes, port fees" came out to be $442.00. When looking at the same exact cruise online, the total taxes and such for the cruse was only $118.00 for 2 people. Add on an additional $50 for airline taxes and that comes to less than $200. How they got to $442 we don't know. I wish I had asked the representative to break the costs down even further.

I believe that they drastically inflate the taxes so that they make back the $$ they are "spending" on the actual cruise.

It appears that many of us have the same basic complaint: Spirit Incentive doesn't abide by the terms and conditions of the company's offer.

The $100 deposit that I sent in was supposed to be fully refundable if I made my request in writing but that doesn't appear to be the case. I'm not going to roll-over and allow them to keep my money when I followed the terms of the agreement. Is there anyone else who would like to join me in a class action suit? I'm sure there is a lawyer out there who wouldn't mind representing us. AFter all, this is America and we do have laws to protect consumer rights!

Spirit incentives is a total scam, they take your money and then send a continuous stream of letters stating your dates are not available until you give up. Wyndham knows this and condones the practice Stay away from Sprit unless you want frustration and to lose your money. Our free cruise turned out to cost $100 to go back and forth attempting to get dates. we still have not received our refund. These people are total scam artists. The companies that give out Spirit travel certificates are just as bad if not worse. Companies such as Wyndham Vacaction Qwnership, Sundance Vacations, and Bluegreen Resorts.