Vacation Network

We purchased the timeshare back in 2009 we have never been able to use it. Everytime we have called there is nothing avaliable and when I called to talked to a manager about it the...

We have been members for 3 years and never been able to sue a vacation, no place we want to go is available for 4 people. During the presentation and talks afterwards we were total...

They can not book my requests for three years, but increase my annual fee 8% every year. They are a huge scam!!!!!When you call them, the operator transfers my call to...

I paid cash in the amount of $4044.00 to VNI on 2/6/09. A few days later I looked the up on internet and read bad reviews. I immediately contacted them to cancel because of what I...

We tried to use this for the first time this year. we filled out the request form and paid the week in question. after a month they informed us that nothing was available. we asked...

In March of 2009 we attended a Vacation Network, Inc. sales pitch about their wonderful vacations. We were not told that this was only excess inventory available at the des...

We gave them a year to find a vacation property for us. They didn't respond to our emails or phone calls for weeks or months at a time. We have finally thrown in the towel and 'wri...

For those who are not happy and tried cancelling their contract - did you have any luck? If so, please let me know. Reading some of the comments I guess we are all in the same boat...

I was unfortunately put in a bad predicament as well in March 2010 in Houston, TX on highway 6 by VNI. My fiancée and I were both hesitant about the companies offer. At first I th...

I purchased a vacation package from Vacation Network, Inc. I gave them 9 months lead time for my first vacation request on South Padre Island, TX (I was told that with 6 months lea...

1. Being promised for locations and not getting them months after being told that they are working on the reservations. After setting up dates from my company to have this time off...

In late 2008, I bought a VNI package solely because the salesman offered me $4,000 for my current timeshare with VRI. I signed a quickclaim deed for my timeshare, but when I recei...

We received a post card in the mail letting us know that we won a 7 night, 8 day trip to Hawaii, Carribean, Las Vegas or Florida (among a few others) - and if we call immediately, ...

Can I sue Vacation Network for harrassing phone calls? I'm not even a member and EVERY DAY, I am receiving up to TEN calls! When I hang up, they literally call right back with...

Anyone that is looking for some answers regarding their account with Vacation Network....I might be able to help. I was able to Terminate my account with them and I got most of my...

After numerous attempts to plan a vacation, there was nothing ever available. I explained that I was a teacher and could only travel at peak times. Nothing to worry about they s...

Vacation Network is a scam. It's owner Linh Dinh (linhdinh1971@yahoo.com) screws everybody....their customers, suppliers and employeees. They used to be in a location in Scot...

This company, now headquartered in Georgia, opens offices around the country for a short time and after they have sold enough vacation packages they close and move on to more ferti...

In Feb, 2007 I sent a check covering the reservation fees and additional charges for high-season + room upgrade. It was intended for a family vacation scheduled for Aug, 2007 in Sa...

Vacation Networks charges an annual fee that goes up 10% every year. That is fair provided they find you a vacation spot. Two years ago I paid my annual fee, and paid my processing...

We went to the meeting in Georgia and there were three salesman in the room and they roped us in. After a lot of rethought we decided to call and see if we could get out of it. I c...