- Report: #17502
Complaint Review: Travelbridge of Texas - Houston Texas
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Travelbridge of Texas
17175 Tomball Parkway Houston, 77064 Texas, U.S.A.
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832-912-8812
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Travelbridge of Texas, Travelbridge International; ripoff business from hell deceptive company Houston Texas
My husband and I finally got all the kids out of the house and we were ready to have some fun on our own. We were contacted several times by Travelbridge International to listen to a new travel agency promtion and by telling others about the service, we would receive a free vacation, nothing to buy and not a time share promotion
The deal sounded great, we would become our own travel agents and
could get the same amazing discounts that travel agents got, plus earn commission on our own vacations. We were even told we could claim the cost of our vacation on our income tax because they offered seminars on the vacations and that made them tax deductible.
Imagine our surprise, when the next day, after shelling out $5640, our son told us that Travelbridge is under invstigation by the Texas Attorney General. We will try to use the three day right of recison law as well as our credit card dispute process to get our money back.
I hope no one else gets scammed by this slick operation. We consider ourselves to be fairly cautious. I would like to go to their place of business each Saturday when all the gray haired folks are arriving and pass out the Attorney General's publication on this sleezeball business.
Sherry
Tomball, Texas
The deal sounded great, we would become our own travel agents and
could get the same amazing discounts that travel agents got, plus earn commission on our own vacations. We were even told we could claim the cost of our vacation on our income tax because they offered seminars on the vacations and that made them tax deductible.
Imagine our surprise, when the next day, after shelling out $5640, our son told us that Travelbridge is under invstigation by the Texas Attorney General. We will try to use the three day right of recison law as well as our credit card dispute process to get our money back.
I hope no one else gets scammed by this slick operation. We consider ourselves to be fairly cautious. I would like to go to their place of business each Saturday when all the gray haired folks are arriving and pass out the Attorney General's publication on this sleezeball business.
Sherry
Tomball, Texas
