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I know for a fact this is not the first complaint of TAN. Their sell on their vacation packages were all about the luxorious resots/condos they offer for such low prices. However, no matter when I try to book vacations with them, nothing is ever available. You're only allowed to book one year in advance and even at that point there's barely anything available. Alot of their condos in which they have links to pictures and amentities for say "photo may not reveal actual picture of resort." What kind of scam is that? They can just find any random picture on the internet of a resort and post it next to their resort name. Like I said, 'm by far not the first complaint of this company. They have ripped off and scammed many people in the US by pressuring and bullying them. I personally bought a low package that I could afford but am tired of the constant availability issues they claim would not occur.
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I am a previous employee of TAN is it actually is not a scam. Regarding the 'photo may not reveal actual picture of resort' it states "phot may not reveal actual picture of unit". Depending on which property you are referring to some resort TAN ownes anywhere from 10-70 at a particular resort. It is kinda hard for them to list photos of each individual unit on the website. You can book up to 1 year in advance however, some of the properties are seasonal and are not available year round so if you are trying to book a summer vacation during the month of December, they may not have the inventory loaded in there system as of yet. It's not that there is no availability. It is however a first come first serve basis. Tan is seperate from the sales centers and I do not agree with how the sales centers represent TAN because then it makes it look like TAN is a joke and are doing nothing but scamming people and they really are not. TAN is a great company and I would recommend anyone to join there program.
Travel Advantage Network (TAN)
THIS COMPANY TELLS YOU NOTHING BUT ###! THEY ARE A FRAUD, THEY HAVE HIDDEN FEES THAT THEY DON'T TELL YOU AT THE ORIENTATION, WHEN YOU TRY TO BOOK THAT'S WHEN THEY COME WITH THOSE HIDDEN FEES TO BREAK YOUR WALLET AND YOU NEVER FIND ANYTHING YOU'RE LOOKING FOR UNLESS YOU'RE A MILLIONAIRE, THEY WILL NOT GET ANOTHER CENT FROM ME AGAIN!
I'VE DONE BETTER AT THE ARMED FORCES VACATION CLUB.
DON'T EVEN INQUIRE ABOUT THESE CRIMINALS!
You can see this ticket, how much we did, let me know how much money tickets were made in it and after the cancellation, how much money we have returned, please give me information about it.
This company called us and offered to sell four weeks of our timeshare if we invested money they would sell the timeshare for $1800 a week and give us that money. We want our money back because they haven’t sold our timeshares. After researching this company it seems to be a ponzi scheme or a scam.
They have an offer where I pay $1600 upfront and then they rent out my GetAway weeks from Interval. Interval says NO WAY! I can book my friends or use myself but if I rent which is against the rules, I would be responsible for all damage, fees, etc. Don't get caught in this
I see they haven’t changed the map on where to go at Ocean Cove which is at 10 Mooring Buoy, which is where the unit is at.
Great location but my 5 year old grandson could make a much better map.