Travel Store VIP
Reviews and Complaints

So, I gotta say, I was a bit skeptical about using Travel Store VIP to book my vacation. But, I decided to take the plunge and give it a shot. And let me tell you, I was pleasantly surprised!

The website was easy to navigate and I was able to find a great deal on a vacation package to Hawaii. I was a bit worried about the booking process, but it went through without a hitch. And when I arrived in Hawaii, everything was just as promised.

The hotel was beautiful and the staff was friendly and accommodating. The excursions that were included in the package were a blast and really made the trip memorable.

Overall, I would definitely recommend Travel Store VIP to anyone looking to book a vacation. It was a great experience and I will definitely be using them again in the future.

I recently had an experience with Travel Store VIP (travelstorevip.com) that left me feeling quite disappointed. I received a call from someone claiming to be from Hilton, and since I had purchased Hilton packages before, I decided to go ahead and pay $1900 for a travel package in 2021.

Unfortunately, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, I was unable to use the package. I have been calling Travel Store VIP throughout 2022 and now into 2023, but every time I call, I get the same response: there is no inventory available, and I should call back in four months.

When I asked to speak to a manager, I was told that he was never in. This has left me feeling like I may have been scammed. I am disappointed that I have not been able to use the travel package that I paid for, and I am frustrated by the lack of communication and assistance from Travel Store VIP.

Overall, my experience with Travel Store VIP has been quite negative. I would caution others against doing business with this company, as I feel like I have been taken advantage of.

Travel Store VIP, formerly known as Beach Front All Inclusive, is a company that offers timeshare deals to potential customers. They have a unique way of reaching out to people by cold calling and using the name of a popular resort like Hilton, even though they are not affiliated with them.

Their sales pitch can be quite deceptive, and they do not always respect the wishes of those who ask them to stop calling. It can be frustrating to receive multiple calls from them, especially if you are not interested in their offers.

Despite this, Travel Store VIP has managed to maintain a steady stream of customers over the years. They have recently changed their name, which is not uncommon for companies in this industry. It is possible that they did this to avoid negative reviews or to rebrand themselves in a more positive light.

Overall, if you are interested in a timeshare deal, Travel Store VIP may be worth considering. However, be prepared for their persistent sales tactics and be sure to do your research before making any commitments.

So, I recently had an experience with Travel Store VIP and I must say, it was quite an interesting one. They called me up and offered me a discounted vacation to take a timeshare tour in Bota Bora. The verification department was supposedly out of Orlando, Fl, but I highly doubt it. They had a 321 area code, but with voice over IP, anyone in any city or country can get any area code they want. I work for AT&T, so I know a thing or two about this.

Anyway, I decided to go ahead and sign up for the vacation, which cost me $1942.33. They charged my card and everything seemed to be going smoothly. However, the very next day, the number I used to call them was disconnected. I started to get a little suspicious at this point. I believe what they do is they have DID's, which are direct inward dial numbers. Once someone signs up, they disconnect the DID so you can no longer reach them. It's a pretty sneaky tactic if you ask me.

So, I decided to call my bank this morning and report it as fraud. Luckily, the charge was still in pending status, so I had no problem getting it removed. The company charging me was SP Pago, which is a 3rd party credit card processing company out of Mexico. I'm not sure what their involvement is in all of this, but it definitely doesn't seem legit.

All in all, I learned my lesson. I will never give any timeshare companies offering me a free vacation my information again. It's just not worth the risk. So, if you're thinking about signing up for a vacation with Travel Store VIP, I would advise you to think twice. It's better to be safe than sorry.

I had a really bad experience with Travel Store VIP. They contacted me early in 2022 and offered me 4 trips with airfare for membership. At first, I was excited about the offer and they sent me some paperwork via email. However, things quickly went downhill from there.

When I tried to call them back to ask for a refund, the phone number was blocked. I felt like I had buyer's remorse and I started to think that this company was a big scam. But I didn't give up that easily. I called them back from a different number and finally got through to a solo employee. Looking back, I should have known better. This is a counterfeit company that has a website that was just recently put online. Even if they were originally Travel Smart VIP, the reviews are also bad.

I had to dispute the charges with my credit card company because Travel Store VIP wouldn't take my calls or refund me via my written email. I don't think they gave my credit card company back the money either. It's definitely a scam and I highly recommend that you stay away from this vacation bonus trips program that wants you to wait 6 months before you book any bonus travel. I'm guessing they want you to wait so that you can't dispute the payment for the fake company.

I even have the name of the sole employee who took my money - George Harris. He can be reached at ***@travelstorevip.com. He's the one who hooked me with a phone call about a Hilton vacation resort program scam. Don't fall for it like I did.

I recently had an interesting experience with Travel Store VIP (travelstorevip.com). I received a call from a number that I didn't recognize, but decided to answer it anyway. It turned out to be a prerecorded message about Hilton, which immediately made me suspicious. I have worked in the travel industry for over 20 years, so I know how these things work. Most of the people who work in these call centers are either criminals or drug addicts, and I used to be one of them.

Despite being on the National Do Not Call List since 2016, they still called me, which is a violation of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. According to the law, they owe me $500 per call. If you want to know how to scam the scammers and collect your money, check out youcallisue.com.

After pressing 1 to hear the details, I was connected to a sales representative who tried to pitch me a high price. She read me the same script that I've heard a thousand times before. Then, she transferred me to Stephanie, the sales manager, whose job is to sweeten the deal and get me to give her my credit card information.

Stephanie is a liar and doesn't know what she's talking about. She kept trying to use RCI for credibility, saying that I would tour with RCI and that RCI owned the resort. However, I know that RCI, also known as Resort Condominiums International, is owned by the Cendant Group. RCI does not own any resorts or sell timeshares; they are simply a time slot exchange company.

To find out who was behind this scam, I pretended to be interested and haggled with Stephanie until she lowered the price to $450. Before giving her my debit card, I transferred the money out so the charge would decline, but I could find out who it was.

She transferred me to verification, but I hung up knowing they would call back and break the law again, owing me another $500. This time, they called back from a real verified number. They read me the verification script, and I gave them permission to charge my card, knowing it wouldn't hold.

The charge showed up as Sr Pago Tour On Top. Sr Pago is a third-party processor in Mexico, similar to PayPal or Square in the US. It's marketed to people with no bank account or credit. Basically, this company couldn't get a real merchant account.

The real company is yet to be determined, but the name of it is probably Tour On Top. I couldn't find it in Florida, so if anyone has any information, please upload it to youcallisue.com so I can make them pay.

My next step is to find out who owns the verified number they called me back from. It's a real DID with a check mark, so it should be easy to track down. Overall, I would not recommend Travel Store VIP (travelstorevip.com) to anyone.