Got a travel Document to use in Hawiee, when I send it to the location printed on the travel doc, returned back unidentified

I recently acquired a "so called" Free Three Days and Two Nights Vacation package from World wide travel agency given to me by my employer Aramark. Come to be known when I called to make reservations and take advantage of their offer, a customer service representative took my call with an Indian accent. He said how would be happy to help me. First he said to read him my reservation number and so I did, then he said that he would need to give me a new reservation number because World wide Travel had gone out of business. I said wow! that's odd!! but I continued letting him help me with my needs, he then asked me if I had my three destinations in mind and that I needed a min. of 30 days and a maximum of 90 days to take the offer. Then, I said sure my destinations are Key West, Miami Beach or Orlando FL. He said sure, let me help you out I will need a Credit Card number as a promise that you would take the offer and all your information and so I did gave him my credit card number and address, afterwards he then started pretending he had communication problems and computer problems he made me wait for 10 min. he came back on the line and said he could on offer me two locations: Bahamas and Daytona Beach. I then realized I was being scammed for false advertising, I said look, stop the whole thing delete all my information because you are false advertising, I would contact an attorney and file a complaint against your company, I asked him for his name and all he would give me was "Ben" but, no last name and hung up the phone before I could get more information.

I received the vacation offer through a travel compay based in Columbia, MD. I sent $266.00 in January '09 which was accepted by WWTC. They did not contacted me thereafter and no reciept of payment. When I call them they would say my vacation choice is fully booked and to choose another place. After a few changes I requested the money to be refunded. They asked that I send my request by mail and my 2 attempts to send them a letter failed (return to sender). The last I talked to them was in Sep'09. The 954-571-7990 number still works but get you the voice msg.

For those of you who are having trouble getting your refund, I am providing the following to show what finally worked for me:

On June 5, 2009, I wrote Worldwide Travel Center to cancel my cruise request since they could not find any vacancy on the days that my wife and I wanted to go. I had sent them $100 initially and then $180, a total of $280. By the way, we were told that the cruise would be free. Since June 5th, I called them several times. It was difficult to get them by phone. When I finally got through, they would tell me each time that the "check is in the mail." On Sept. 15th, I was told to call 954.571.7990 x268 specifically for refunds. I left a message for a lady by the name of Helen. Essentially I told her that if I did not get a return call from a supervisor about my refund within 48 hours, I would file a complaint with the Attorney General Office of Florida, the BBB, the FBI, the Mayor's Office of Deerfield Beach and whoever else I could find to file a complaint. I also faxed them a letter, sending it to the IMMEDIATE ATTENTION: REFUND DEPARTMENT, basically stating the same thing (FAX 954.571.8197). That afternoon, I received a call from Worldwide, a lady whose name I could not remember. The lady told me that she had my check in her hand and she promised to send it out immediately. She told me to relax and be looking for the check in a couple of days. On Sept. 18, 2009, the check arrived in my mail box.
I believe Worldwide is a legitimate business. They sure make it very, very difficult for you to collect your gift and even more difficult to get your refund. My name is Jim and I live in Houston, TX. Good luck.

I was attracted by a birthday flyer (see scam1) which promised that I would be awarded 2 round trip air fares for attending a seminar in Scottsdale, Az (16427 N. Scottsdale Rd, Suite 145) in February 2009.
After the seminar, I was directed to submit a form to Worldwide Travel Center. The form required that I send a $100 money order as a deposit which I would get back once I completed the travel. I sent in the form and received another form (see scam2). This form required me to send in payment for the taxes on the flight and hotel accomodations for 2 nights. This required that I send in a money order of $146 along with various documents. After some time, I received the package back (less the money) saying that I needed to send another w-9 form for my wife. I resubmitted the package. After some time I received the package again; this time saying that I needed to send the package via certified mail. I resubmitted the package and after some time received the package saying that I needed to submit a copy of another credit card. I then called Worldwide Travel Center and talked with a representative; this as in June 2009. I said that I did not know what they wanted because the original form did not require a second credit card. I got no response other than I had to follow the instructions that I was sent. I then requested that my money be returned. I was told that my money would be returned.
I have waited over 7 weeks to receive my money. Over the past two weeks I have called Worldwide Travel Center repeatedly using various extensions and have always been routed to an answering machine which will only take a 15 second message. Well, I've learned a valuable $250 lesson. There is no such thing as a free trip...