Capital Vacations ripoff dishonest fradulent billing to my account Largo Florida
Capital Vacations called me saying that I won a free trip to anywhere. They wanted my account number and my bank. I told them no the first time they called and hung up.
They called me againt the next day asking the same thing. I told them no 4 more times. Then they had me talk to a person that they said was a supervisor. He sounded pretty convincing so I gave in and gave them my account number.
Thinking that I will just cancel when I get the brochure since I had a 14 day free trial. I got the brochure on novermber 19 and it said my free trial ended on november 25.
I called the customer service number right away to cancel the package. That same day I cancelled they tried to diebit $149 out of my account. Luckily it didn't work. I tried to call them and complain but all I got was a busy signal.
Derek
Ft. Wayne, Indiana
U.S.A.
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Thomas
Indianapolis,Indiana,
U.S.A.
Capital Vacations Rip
#2Consumer Suggestion
Sat, November 27, 2004
I have looked through most of these cases and I believe a lawsuit needs to entail. There have been 32 pages alone on this website for this sole company. A believe there are more then likely 1,000 of people that have been ripped off by this company. These are fraudlent people that are more then likely able to give low rates to people that stay signed up because of the free money Capital Vacations recieves from those whom are not able to cancel. I myself am unable to cancel because I never even recieved the information to stay signed on or cancel. If anyone feels like this should be dealt with please contact me.