Spirit Incentives review: For off season travel only! 46

We drove three hours to a resort to receive a "free " cruise and missed time from work for a scam. When I called the company they put me on hold and acted as if none of the dates I requested were available. The long distance phone call got me nowhere! I ended up canceling my trip after reading all the other customers complaints. Hopefully, I will receive my deposit back, what a JOKE!

I received a free cruise vacation package from my timeshare company from the company Spirit Incentives. I submitted all of the information as per Spirit Incentives request. This included the $100.00 refundable deposit and dates of travel. I specifically went over the dates of travel with one of their representatives via phone call in December 2017. I submitted the dates via USPS of that same year. I waited for a period of time then I called to make sure they received my info. They told me they didn't, so I re-sent the copy of the dates via USPS certified mail (the green form) in 2017. It is now close to the travel dates and I decided to call because I had not heard from them. Well, they informed me they didn't received the 2nd copy of the dates (that I sent Certified Mail) and that they are not going to honor my vacation because I didn't have a return receipt with a signature saying that they received it. I have my copy of the certified receipt with the date I sent it. Not only are they calling me a liar but the USPS a liar as well. I was looking forward to this vacation as I was bringing a friend along for her birthday and much needed rest. I would not suggest doing business with them. They do not honor their agreements.

They offer a gas reimbursement card. When you send it in, with your receipt of purchase for $10 or more (and a self addressed envelope) they'll reimburse you for the amount of purchase up to $10. They promise to do this in 6 - 8 weeks; I sent in my material on Oct 24 - and I'm still waiting. No, I haven't been cheated, etc. But they seem to be displaying a distinct reluctance to fulfill their offer.

I was contacted by telephone to come to a vacation ownership club and for my participation I would receive a free cruise. HA HA HA! I am a seasoned timeshare viewer. I've seen lots, received lots of free gifts, and turned down every offer to buy a timeshare or be a part of a vacation club. By the way, you know how they tell you that the timeshare is completely transferable and willable etc. Well, that part is true! Go on ebay and there are lots of people trying to unload these timeshares many times just for the price of the next maintenance fee. NEVER, I repeat NEVER buy a timeshare from a timeshare company! Anyway, onto my complaint... First of all, the company insulted my husband and I for not being smart enough to recognize a good deal. Ha ha ha. I felt so sorry for the suckers who bought into this junk but anyway, when I left and asked for my free cruise (as promised), they said they were all out of certificates and that it would be mailed to us. Another employee, said under his voice "nothing is really free" as we left. I never expected to receive the certificate but I did about 2 weeks later so I chose my dates and send it in. I then got a bill for close to $600.00 that has to be paid within 14 days and none of my dates had even been confirmed yet and once they have the money, there is NO CHANGES allowed at all. They also told me (on the phone) that in order to upgrade to bring my infant child it would cost upwards of $700.00. Well, at that point, I decided NOT to book because I can get the same cruise from cheapcruises.com for the SAME price as the free one for just my husband and I and WAY less if I decide to bring the baby. Do your homework, find a cheap cruise, and THROW away that paperwork from Spirit. It's a FRAUD! Actually, If you've got money and time and sanity to throw away, go ahead with it.

Thank you, you just saved me time and energy.

I am so glad to have seen this on line before calling. I was upset already with my credit card company when I noticed that my flight points from a trip abroad never posted. Mind you I had been solicited by phone earlier this year by the company to upgrade for a fee of $75.00 so that every person traveling with me would count for every mile flown. I called at least about six times and faxed my itenirary to the company twice. After assuring me that I had over 27000 miles owed to me for the next billing, never did anyone ever explain to me that I needed to spend that equivalent in purchases in order to obtain my points. This had never happend before, as soon as I traveled my points were posted. The so called supervisor to make ammends promised to refund my $75.00 dollar fee and suggested that I make use of Spirit Incentives since I do have to travel every year abroad. And up to this point I had not even heard of this program til now. Goes to show how far up the scam is really going.
Thanks for the warning!

I was told only that I had to use it within one year. I called to make a reservation and was told it was too late as well and that I needed to register the certificate 60 days after the issue date. Deception is what they are about.

Just needed to write this complaint so others would not waste time with Spirit Incentives. This process is a scam. I went to a timeshare presentation last year at Silverleaf Resort Office in Dallas Texas and was awarded two free giveaways from Spirit Incentives for attending the presentation. The first one was a 5day 4night free hotel stay at various locations. One of the locations was Montego Bay Jamaica. I followed the process on the form and submitted the three dates to Spirit. I received two letters in the mail stating that my first and second choice of dates were unavailable. So I called for the status of my third date. The representative told me that before she can confirm my last date I needed to show proof that I have an airline ticket for the date before she can confirm a booking. Anyway, even though this seemed strange I went ahead and booked the ticket and called back in for my hotel. She took a while and then told me that she had availability for a particular place in Montego Bay. I started asking questions only to find out that this place was a dump. I had my computer and so I was able to look at the pictures on the internet while she was talking. So I asked her if there was another choice. Of course the answer was "NO". You only get this one chance to accept the hotel. I asked her if I can call back to see if something better would come available. The answer was "NO". You only have one chance to book the hotel. So where does that leave me. I am holding confirmed reservations for air, and Spirit is forcing me to accept a dump for my hotel accommodation. Anyway, this whole process is not worth the effort. I just told her to forget the whole deal because it was just a waste of my time. I know I will have to get another suitable place on my own since I cannot cancel my airfare but I just wanted to write this note to warn others that winning a Spirit Incentive is a total waste of time and energy.

Anyway, the second offer was for a cruise and I have been denied the first date already, so I am waiting to see if and when the next date will be available. This one I paid 100.00 to secure the reservations so basically I am expecting the same treatment and most likely a refund of my 100.00 after all the excuses but we will see.

This is also a message to Silverleaf timeshare company to stop advertising free stuff from Spirit. It just makes you look bad too. But then maybe you all are cooking up a deal to scam innocent people. For what reason, I wish I knew.

Once again all... BEWARE of SPIRIT INCENTIVES and also remember nothing in life is FREE so when you attend these timeshare presentations don't get too excited about the FREE stuff advertised. Its just a waste of time and energy.

My husband and I went to a Time Share presentation in Atlanta, Ga. that was supposed to last 1.5 hrs. and ended up being about 4 hrs. Long story short we traveled 2 hrs. there and 2 hrs. back with a promise of a free 2 night vacation. We have already been denied 2 of the dates we requested, first one not meeting their requirements and the second one for lack of accomadations. We feel they are giving us the run a round and have no intentions of honoring their promise. We are requesting they proceed with the next requested date but do not believe they will follow thru as promised. We feel this is a scam and should be stopped. Spirit Incentives should be put out of business.

We had the same problem. We had four of the gas rebates of $10. I got the first two and never got the second two after sitting through one of their mega stupid "presentations". I hate these friggin people!

I have had the same problems with Spirit Incentives. we did have a problem with booking the stay in Jamaica, but when we got there our resort was in the middle of nowhere and we were not offered any kind of transportation to any of the attactions... We basically had to make our own fum since it was so expensive to take a cab everywhere we wanted to go. We were lucky in that there were others from our home resort that we connected with and split the cost of a cab so none of us had to pay the outragous price.. Now here's the kicker... we booked our trip to the Bahamas the package was airfair and hotel included well when we went to confirm we had our flights but not a place to stay because they claimed that our reservation was cancelled because of non payment... so now we have a flight that we leave on in less than 24 hrs. and no way to contact Spirit, because they are close on the weekend and no place to stay when we get there so we will have to pay for our own hotel there... I also have my certificate in for a cruise and am waiting for results on our dates so far we have been turned down for the first date so we'll see for the rest... I also was told for our Bahamas vacation that we had to except the date and hoetl of thier choice and was given a place in a really bad area on the island and a very shoddy hotel so I went to my Silverleaf rep and they made some phone calls for us and we were given better accommodations, but now we have to put up with not having a place to stay because they failed to pay for our hotel reservations...

Giving us a "Free trip to the Bahams" and leaving us without a place to stay...
I just had to let you know what Spirit Incentives has done this time and boy
are they in trouble now... We finally got our trip to the Bahamas and low and
behold they left us stranded in a forien country with no place to say, we had a
package deal and got the flight but they never paid for the resort. So when we
get there they tell us that we have to pay for the resort and then told us to take it up
with the agency that booked us... it was just a way to get our money, because I
called the resort the day before we left and they said oh don't worry it was
part of a package deal so you won't have to pay... well we get there and
they tell us we have to have our credit card and they are going to charge
$135.00 a night, lol I went off on them and said HELL NO! if I'm going to
pay that price I will go to the Westin and stay in luxary... they put us once
again out in the middle of BFE with no way to get around and no way to eat
unless we walk to god knows where... so we ended up in Port Lacaya and stayed in
the Sheraton we got a good price and the people there were great and we were
within walking distance to everything didn't even have to take a cab any
were...So please be aware if ya'll use them that they can put you into
a forgien country with no place to stay... And if you don't have a credit card with enough money on it you could be sleeping on a beach somewhere...We have reported this to the
Minister of Tourism in the Bahamas so that he knows what this company is capable
of and that the people at the resort tried to trick us into staying there and
paying for it all our self... I got and email from him and there will be an
investigation... I'm just tired of them thinking that we are easy prey...
so please be aware if you use them...

We had a successful experience with Spirit. For taking out a Hilton rewards credit card there was a free companion air ticket as part of the rewards package. Now to redeem the reward it was a three step process of requesting the form, getting the certificate and then redeeming the certificate, and each step did have a time limit associated with it. After carefully following all of these steps we were able to get our free ticket to go to Hawaii which saved us about $700 from the total cost of buying two tickets. You did not get the best price for the one ticket you bought but the second companion ticket was free, you only paid the taxes on it.
Keep in mind that these incentives are just like rebates that are offered by stores. They know if they make it hard enough most people will either give up or will no longer qualify. Thats how these time share companies, credit card companies and anyone else who offers these incentives can afford to to it. They are only paying pennies on the dollar for these rewards because Spirit knows most people will never be able to get the full value out of it.
So rather then getting mad, read the fine print carefully, follow all the instructions, be flexible with your travel schedule and you will get the reward you want.

I received 3 different Spirit Travel Rewards from 3 different timeshare. Ended up with nothing from any of them. First rewards was 3 days, 2 nights, plus air fare to Vegas. I was to pick 3 different dates. Naturally, none of my dates were available. In order to choose other dates, I was to pay $50 per person with no promise that those dates would be available. Second reward was for a free cruize. We were asked to pay over $500 for port fees, taxes, etc. I reported them to the better business bureau. A lot of good that did! If you get a Spirit Incentives award, throw it away. They aren't worth the paper they are printed on.

Nicole, you go girl!

PS Thanks for the info. I have 2 vouchers from them as we speak- one for a cruise and one for a 3 day-2 night vacation! They will go into the shredder immediately. Well no- on second thought, I will have a little fun with them. I will try to get a hotel reservation first and when they start their little games THEN I will send the vouchers directly to my Atty. Gen.'s Office for further investigation. Don't EVER think that your complaints are taken lightly- they are not. It may take awhile but, believe me they will look into it. BE PATIENT!~

Doesn't it figure that this is the company that Blueturd uses. I guess scammers of a feather really do flock together!

I won a trip through Sunrise Vacations to lure me into a travel club. I gave my daughter the trip to use. She had great difficulty scheduling the trip and then they asked for a deposit, which they assured her would be returned and not even cashed. I sent her a $50.00 check, which was immediately cashed. She was then told she would be required to attend a sales pitch for two hours. She couldn't do that as she has a small child in tow. So she canceled the trip. She tried many times to get my check returned to no avail. I called and emailed with no response.

They screw you over stating they never received your letter and that because of this the trip was not valid. They suck!

Spirit Incentives is a RIP off! I submitted my certifcate to redeem for a "free" criuse for 3 days/nights. I called after 16 days of not recieving anything (thinking it was a scam) and she said that it is standard mail to take 16 days! And I received an EMAIL! I was getting more and more aggrivated and the customer service rep was rude and put me on hold for 10 minutes (long distance) to try and add up the days I had waited to receive the email, which was completely wrong. After I sent in the $100 trip deposit (which they said would be returned- yeah right! I'm not holding my breath!) I waited another 16 days and still heard nothing from them. I called back and spoke to another customer service rep, who continuosly raised his voice with me and told me to wait another 10 business days. It's almost going on 2 months and still no cruise! I went to the time share presentation for 3 hours did my part, and they scammed us, people that just want a nice mini vacation! This is absoultely ridiculous, my next written letter is to the Better Business Bureau. Please DO NOT fall for this scam! Save your money and your time!

I sent in my 3 dates for a cruise to Mexico and was told I will be getting a bill for govt fees and port charges. I waited about 3 to 4 weeks before they sent me the amount to pay saying that after I pay I cannot change anything. Meanwhile I have no dates confirmed but they want their money. I wen on line to check out this company and found all those horrible reviews. I am throwing it away and not even going to respond. I found cheaper cruises on line. I also have a 5nights 4 day trip with them I dont think I will be sending it out. Thanks for your comments. That really helps.

i went to listen at spirit incentives in cininnati also. all i had to do was listen to their pitch on packages for one hour. i was there for three. i now have this registration coupon and have registered but am not sure if it is a scram. after reading the complaints i am afraid to go through with it. is it really free? execpt for the 100 dollar booking fee and 100 dollar taxes fee. it is for a 4 day 3 night vaction to either mexico or bahamahs. supposedly everything is free and taken care of no flight costs or transportation costs or "resort" costs. thats its in a resort not a hotel and someone will be with me whereever i go to assist me with everything. i am so confused on what to believe some one please give some advice to what you think. is this for real?

We were given a certificate for a "free cruise" through Spirit Incentives by our timeshare, after taking a tour. We followed the instructions, sent in $600 for port fees/taxes and never heard anything back.

Finally, we contacted them again, and they did book us on a cruise down the Mexican Riviera. My husband paid another $200 to upgrade our room. We registered through the cruise line's website, and everything was taken care of, we thought. Then, of course, the Swine flu hit and all the cruises to Mexico were being rerouted. Our cruise line stated on their website that all cruises affected could be rebooked. Therefore, we made alternate plans for the week. However, when I tried to speak with the cruise line and rebook our cruise, they stated that they did not have access to our reservation, but that we would have to change it through Spirit Incentives. I asked her again, to make sure...so, if Spirit Incentives is willing to rebook us, then you will allow us to be rebooked for a later date? And she said...yes, that is what is stated on our website.

I called Spirit Incentives back, and I was told repeatedly that according to the contract, they do not have to rebook us or cancel or cruise. I explained to them that the cruise line was willing to rebook us, but they would not make any provisions.

Today, I called back and asked to speak to a manager. I was told that he was not available but that I could leave my name, number, and certificate number, and I did. However, I called at 2:30 my time, which is 5:30 their time, and surprise, surprise, I did not receive a call back today, which was necessary, because the cruise line wanted all changes to itinerary called-in by today. The cruise line is up all night, but Spirit Incentives closes at 6:00 eastern time.

Therefore, I would be VERY wary about using them.

can you tell me what ever happened with your cruise? I am in the process of trying to book through SI but I am leary about it. I received an email stating that the 4 day cruise through Galveston ( which is the only one I wanted) was not available. Can you tell me what cruise line you were booked with? Thanks for the info.

There is some information I can give to you all. It is your choice on what you want to do with it.
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I just tried to book a cruise. We had sent in our $100 and it was only supposed to cost us the taxes. It would have been about $250 more with taxes. So the "free cruise" is in a cabin with bunk beds. To upgrade it would be another $75 a person., but of course they didn't have any of those rooms available. The next upgrade would have been $150 a person, but they didn't have those rooms available either. To get a cruise that was available for us it was going to be $1000 total. I can get a cruise were we can go anytime we want for that price. I just cancelled the certificate and they are supposed to be sending out $100 back. We will see about that.

Well I'm getting ready to see what my Spirit Incentive vacation is going to enail and I hope its not a negative experience as I've been looking forward to this since August of 09. If indeed it is, I too will be contacting everyone I can and believe me they will wish the office wasn't so close to me; I live outside of Cleveland, Ohio and the office is located in Independence, Ohio.

Spirit I feel is ripping us off as well. We went to the Timeshare presentation last year, and decided to take the cruise. We paid our 100.00 and have yet heard anything from them. We chose our dates, and that was the last we heard from them. It shouldn't take a year or more to hear if the dates were accepted. I agree it is a rip-off and I plan to contact them to request my 100.00 back. If I don't get it back in a timely manner I will seek legal help to resolve this matter. The Better Business
Bureau will also be contacted.

Johnnie and Cheryl Mims
oldschoolq2@sbcglobal.net
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I just canceled my "free" cruise with them today. They don't tell you that the room is one with bunk beds and to get a regular room with 2 twin beds is an extra $150. Then they tacked on an extra$150 because the date was during spring break/peak times. My total for me free cruise came to $707 after taking out my $100 deposit. Then after being on the phone for over an hour, I was told that because I took too long to decide, that the flight was no longer available and they couldn't give me my 2nd or 3rd dates so all I could get was my refund. All the while I got attitude from the rep. Just plan the vacation yourself. You won't be forced into any date and I think it's ultimately cheaper. Spirit Incentives is waste of time. I feld like I was being swindled.

All I can say is stay clear of any Spirit Incentives Awards Offers. I managed to make it all the way to Montego Bay only to find out I was booked in a "Bates MOTEL! We politely got online and check in at another hotels at a cost of $1200. Just called Spirit Incentives and they told me to write a letter...HMMMMM Lesson learned!

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.

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.

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!

I attended a travel presentation (Become a travel agent0 nothing more than a time share, and for sitting in, we were supposed to have received a free vacation. you had to send in certificate within 60 days, or register via email, which I did. Then I received a letter stating that the certificate had expired, and this was the final communication that I would receive from SPIRIT..i tried to call them, but their phone goes unanswered. What a scam. not only was the travel thing a scam (become a agent for 10-15 thousand dollars?), but they don't even honor their so called promises of free incentitives. They need to be put out of business ! Beware

I attended a travel presentation (Become a travel agent0 nothing more than a time share, and for sitting in, we were supposed to have received a free vacation. you had to send in certificate within 60 days, or register via email, which I did. Then I received a letter stating that the certificate had expired, and this was the final communication that I would receive from SPIRIT..i tried to call them, but their phone goes unanswered. What a scam. not only was the travel thing a scam (become a agent for 10-15 thousand dollars?), but they don't even honor their so called promises of free incentitives. They need to be put out of business ! Beware

I attended a travel presentation (Become a travel agent0 nothing more than a time share, and for sitting in, we were supposed to have received a free vacation. you had to send in certificate within 60 days, or register via email, which I did. Then I received a letter stating that the certificate had expired, and this was the final communication that I would receive from SPIRIT..i tried to call them, but their phone goes unanswered. What a scam. not only was the travel thing a scam (become a agent for 10-15 thousand dollars?), but they don't even honor their so called promises of free incentitives. They need to be put out of business ! Beware

my daughter and I were given a trip from Spirit Incentives to Ft. Lauderdale, Fl. We booked the trip and PAID $159.00 for a three day 2 night trip. When booking we were given a late flight that got us in @ 9:30 pm. There goes day one, we checked in to "resort" that was a whole in the wall ! 3 people total staying in the bug bed infested, 1960 deco "MOTEL". Our 1 st room, yes our first, had no TV that worked a graffiti written on bathroom mirror. Which by the way was the size of a closet. After dealing with the hotel clerk, we were moved to another room on the same floor. That room had a TV, but the bathroom light did not work, and the lights next to the bed either. We were then moved to a third room, a "suite" if you could call it that. It had a kitchenette, but the carpet was missing in spots, there were holes in the walls around window air conditioners. Paint chunks out of the walls and the bathroom was horrible. We would not remove our shoes in the room in was that bad. By midnite were were settled. The next day of our trip we spent a hour or so on the beach which is BEAUTIFUL ! Then went back to the motel to get in the pool. The TRAVEL person did not inform us that the motel is under construction ! There were guys hauling out furniture and busting it up with a hammer on the balcony overlooking the pool. We had shrapnel hitting us in the pool. Not only hat the were gawking at us most of the time. Went for a great evening down to the pier and had a nice evening. End of day two... 4:00 am we were getting ready to go back to the airport for our 2 1/2 hr plane ride home. End of day 3 !

I travel ALOT and by far this is the worst experience I have EVER had !

We sincerely apologize for any issues you had with our company. Please send your contact information to onlinerep@spirit-incentives.com and we will make sure we will not book that hotel again. We look forward to hearing from you.

I received two free vacations for participating in a timeshare presentation in Irving, TX. I was awarded a 4 night hotel stay in Puerto Rico (I had other choices, but this is the destination that I picked) and a 7-day cruise. I was required to place a deposit on each. I took my daughter on the Puerto Rico trip to celebrate her 13th birthday and we had a ball. We stayed at the Rincon Beach Resort (another choice that I had to make...I could have stayed in San Juan) and it was amazing and the staff were VERY accommodating! Our arrival time and departure time were 2am (Spirit Airlines) and I only had to pay an additional $75 to get a room early and leave late. My daughter didn't want to go home. She truly adored the resort and had a marvelous time there. I had to cancel my reservation for the cruise due to work commitments and I received my refund check within a week. I don't have ANY complaints about Spirit Incentives and I can honestly say from personal experience that it is not a scam. You will have to pay a deposit and a few fees, but the amount you pay still doesn't compare to the total amount of the trip so I was ecstatic. I do have one suggestion for the company...decrease your hold times for customer service and the reservation hotline. Other than that - I look forward to using Spirit Incentives in the future.

We are glad we were able to create a memorable travel experience for you and your daughter.
Spirit Incentives Representative

Anyone that has a 7 DAY CRUISE certificate that has not been registered yet, I will buy it from you for a crisp $20, if you think it's a scam. My email follows, just drop me a note, mail me the unregistered certificate and I will send you cash. By UNREGISTERED, I mean you have taken the tour, have the certificate in hand, but have not called or logged on to register it. If you think it is a scam, I am offering you a way out, BEFORE you send them the $100 deposit or any more money, let me take it off your hands. Email me at smith_jg(at)yahoo(dot com).

Anyone that has a CRUISE certificate that has not been registered yet, I will buy it from you for a crisp $20, if you think it's a scam. My email follows, just drop me a note, mail me the unregistered certificate and I will send you cash. By UNREGISTERED, I mean you have taken the tour, have the certificate in hand, but have not called or logged on to register it. If you think it is a scam, I am offering you a way out, BEFORE you send them the $100 deposit or any more money, let me take it off your hands. Email me at smith_jg(at)yahoo(dot com).