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chineseman
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Mar 22, 2012
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beware of this bunch of fraudsters
This company is a scam. If you ever get any letters containing some cheap offers from them - don't fall for it. They want you to buy a license of a travel agent to get deeper discounts. What is important is that they already have a law case opened against them in Texas and most of their staff are fraudsters with experience!
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michael2004
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Apr 13, 2012
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you are a fraudster
who ever is writing this review is slandering the wrong company they are talking about pacific palms not any minute travel
we do not have a law case against our company so just because the internet has the freedom for anyone to write anything online this not does warrant an unsubstantiated negative comment on the wrong company we are just trying to protect our companies reputation we have thousands of customers that are happy.
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RipoffExposer
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Apr 25, 2012
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Any Time Travel / Freedom Marketing
Allow me to recount my experience with this so called "company": Any Minute Travel is marketed by an organization that calls itself Freedom Marketing so be wary of this name as well.
The offer we received was for "two roundtrip airfares to anywhere Alaska flies and a four night, three day stay" (there's the "bait"). After enduring a boring, exaggerated and fact-lacking timeshare-like presentation, and declining their offer to buy into their "travel club' at the price of $8995 we went to gather our promised prize (remember "the bait"). We were offered two options, neither of which even remotely resembled the coupon offer (the "switch). One was a companion fare ticket on Alaska and the other was two tickets to a very few and select destinations, also at a cost. When I questioned the person at the desk she, in very direct terms, suggested that "yes, this is NOT what was offered and it IS what you think it is" (a scam). You could tell the person actually felt "guilty" about their role in all of this. I asked to see the boss, Mike Stanfield. When Mr. Slick arrived he immediately went into the biggest song and dance, two-step avoidance act I've ever seen, talking so fast and throwing around so much mumbo-jumbo in an attempt to "baffle me with bulls___" that it was almost comical. If I hadn't been so upset by this time I would have broken out in laughter. Upon trying to keep him focused on my concern, which was that he deliver what he had promised with his bait, he handed me a two page document being sure to distance himself from the specifics of the document from a "Millennium Travel and Promotions" stating that they have their own set of rules and it's not his obligation to follow them. He then "conveniently" ran out of the actual redemption paperwork but said I could drop by to pick it up or he could mail it to me upon request. By now my wife was so tired of pulling on my sleeve to get the heck away from these people that I reluctantly accepted this paperwork and we went on our not-so-merry way. This morning I read over said paperwork. Allow me to provide direct quotes from that offer:
Here's some noteworthy excerpts:
... Complete the Travel Request Form below and send it by certified mail to the address shown below. Include a $65 processing fee PER PERSON in the form of a postal money order, money order, or cashier's check only. REALLY! SOUNDS LIKE AN EBAY SELLER WHO ONLY ACCEPTS CASH UPFRONT, DO YOU TRUST THEM? The envelope must be postmarked no more than 21 days after your sponsor's issue date listed below....... HUGE RED FLAG!
... You must choose three dates on your Reservation Request Form, allowing for at least 45 days between choices. ... You will receive your airline tickets from Millennium Travel approximately 14 days prior to departure. We will try to provide you with first choice, but may have to give you an alternative option. GEE YOU THINK THAT MIGHT HAPPEN? Flight schedules are at Millennium Travel's discretion.... REALLY, THEY GET TO CHOOSE WHICH RED-EYE FLIGHT TO PUT YOU ON!
... All airports, destinations and dates are subject to change and are at Millennium Travel's discretion. Once a travel date is confirmed no changes are permitted.... ARE YOU KIDDING ME, THE DESTINATION AND TRAVEL DATES CAN BE CHANGED AT THEIR DISCRETION!! WE'LL BE VACATIONING IN PODUNK, KANSAS IN MID-AUGUST!
... No oral representations made to you by sponsor or any third party shall bind Millennium Travel or otherwise amend or affect the terms hereof..... SO BASICALLY ANYTHING THEY TOLD ME ON THE PHONE IS NOT BINDING. etc. etc..........
These kinds of scams are so very common these days that the best we can collectively do is report them on such reputable sites like this one in hopes that we can ward off others from falling into the same trap we fell into. PLEASE heed my warning when I suggest you avoid Any Minute Travel at all cost.
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exile
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Oct 31, 2012
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poor service, no deposit back
I booked a holidays with this company and they cancelled my booking one week before I had to go on holidays. They did it without a reason or they just didn't explain it to me. The most awful thing is that they refused to refund money which I paid as a deposit. This is really illegal! I had to contact my lawyer to sort it out. Beware and better avoid their services!
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jfrebhil
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May 14, 2013
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scam
Yes, this is a scam. There is only one guy located in Las Vegas that will even attempt to make travel arrangements for members. But it appears that he just goes on line to find deals that I can just get myself. The service is sold by using some grand vacation deals members received, but they can't duplicate them. The half off airfare promise is a lie as well. It turns out to be the best deals you can already find online.
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