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Internet Travel Scams

After watching the persuasive televisionanother website, to be inserted on a fake
commercial with a former science fictionwebsite. Unless you can verify with the BBB
television star proclaiming just how cheapthat the company is actually a member, there
travel can really be, you might find yourselfis no reason to assume the logo on their
on the Internet testing the virtual waters.website is genuine. Similarly, reviews, press
Unfortunately, while originally you mightreleases, and testimonials do not have to be
have intended to visit the website that yourgenuine. Caution should always be exercised,
sci-fi actor was talking about, you soon findand the more amazing the deal, the more
yourself getting side tracked into checkingcaution  there  should  be.
out some other site and deals, and before
long you would be amazed that travel deals onThe BBB advises this for people looking to
the 'Net' are indeed not only cheap butresell there timeshare, but seems to apply
usually feature some exotic destination thatfor many types of businesses (in my view).
is  amazingly  desirable!The Better Business Bureau recommends the
following:
Even as you celebrate your delving into the
world of online travel reservations, there is- Do not agree to anything over the telephone
a little voice in the back of your minduntil you have had a chance to check out the
warning you that deals which sound too goodcompany.
to be true usually leave something to be
desired, yet instead of pulling back and- Ask the person to send you written
steering your search to the more well knownmaterials.
sites, you continue to dig deeper and deeper
and land on a good many sites advocating- Ask for references, including address and
steals and deals - even though the names ofphone  number  and  contact  them.
the  businesses  are  unknown  to  you.
- Ask where the company is located and in
A closer look at Internet travel scamswhat  states  it  does  business.
reveals that it is now the eager web surfer
that will be at the highest risk of falling- Ask if the company's salespeople are
for one of the many ruthless campaignslicensed to sell real estate where your
currently being marketed online. A scam sitetimeshare is located. If so, verify this with
with an impossibly long link (URL) maythe  state  licensing  board.
feature a well known name and logo. Travel
deals closely mirror that of the original- Find out if the company charges a
site with the company's genuine name and webcommission. Do they handle the entire closing
address. Being somewhat web savvy, you figureand provide escrow services? Do they charge
that this is the site of an affiliate andan up-front listing or advertising fee? What
even as you are getting ready to go back todoes  it  cover  and  is  it  refundable?
the original site, you notice that here the
deals are even better than they are at the- Be wary of companies charging an advance
original merchant site. Dig down a little"appraisal" fee for services. Consider opting
deeper and you will find the affiliatefor a company that offers to sell for a fee
agent's assertion that in desperation to makeonly  after  the  timeshare  is  sold.
a deal, she or he will comp you part of their
commission or offer you the deal at an- Contact the Better Business Bureau ( state
employee discount. Stay away from theseAttorney General's office, and local consumer
practices. They are not only unethical withinprotection agencies in the state where the
the industry but hardly ever genuine.company is located to find out if complaints
Furthermore, if the deal is made from a thirdhave  been  lodged  against  the  company.
party, you may have no recourse if problems
arise  and  the  affiliate will be long gone!At this point in time the travel industry is
the one with the most complaints currently
Conversely, a travel agency with a name youfound on the 'Net.' A closer look at Internet
never heard of may be offering deals that aretravel scams reveals that the numbers of
steals. Having numerous confidence inspiringfraudulent agents are former members of
banners on their sites, such as the ones fromtravel agencies who are going it alone, and
the Better Business Bureau and others, youare downright scam artists who are currently
may believe that you are safe. Unfortunately,operating Phony websites and have maligned
blindly believing this is a mistake sincethe good name of the trade in general.
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