Global Travel International Reviews

I went onto Trivago. Found a best deal hotel through GTI's company Hotel Power. I was charged and received a confirmation notice. I called Hotel Power just to make sure and they verbally confirmed and re-sent me another confirmation. Got to the hotel and they told me there is no reservation. It simply never existed and they were full, no rooms available. I had to book another hotel 45 minutes away at a higher price. I called and wrote Hotel Power just to be jerked around. Stay away!

I was charged 199.00 after I had cancelled my membership 9 days ahead of time. When I tried to call they were rude and kept me on hold for a very long time. Do not waste your time trying become a Global Travel agent online.

This is a totally fraudulent & unethical company. They billed my account when the membership was canceled. I have been calling into this company for the last week. The agent put me on hold & hung up the phone. After the 100th call I received a voicemail for a supervisor name Paul. I left him over 10 voicemails and still have not received a call back. I wouldn't ever invest with this company.

They are totally fraudulent company. They misrepresent their offer and then keep charging their 'duped' customer for more and more. I was contacted by their staff in UK (name: Martin). My reservation reference number is: **. If any one wants more facts I will send you.

Whatever you do, do not give this company your credit card number unless you seriously plan to continue your membership! There is no way they will "not" charge your account - even when you call them and request a cancellation within the allotted trial time frame. Then when you call to speak with a "so-called" manager to find out why they charged your card "illegally" for $200, you get a rude and nasty man telling you that you have to wait at least a week to get a refund. This is absolutely absurd. If they illegally charged my card today, they should be able to reverse the unauthorized charge on the same day. This is a warning - do not give them your credit card number. It's in your best interest to use a temp card with limited funds!

I was contacted by them and blinded into signing up by the lure of the $100.00 gift card (which I never received, but whatever). I called them this morning, a couple weeks later, to cancel, and the cancellation process couldn't have been easier. I was on hold for maybe two minutes and then spent another two minutes speaking with the very pleasant Brianna, who had a cancellation confirmation number for me very quickly. I felt compelled to leave this review for Global Travel International because of all the negative reviews regarding the cancellation process. If you call the 407 area code number listed on the first result when you Google the company, it's quick and easy.

I was contacted by Global Travel International, offering discount travel packages. After agreeing to let them charge my credit card $1 for a $100 store rebate router, and a $350 travel voucher, I received nothing! After numerous attempts to contact them by telephone to cancel, which were unsuccessful, due to the fact that their phone numbers are survey lines and other runarounds. They charged me $99, which would happen on a monthly basis.

We booked Maya Koba Hotel in Cancun for 4 nights with Global Travel Travel agent IATA card and saved $1400! The regular rate was $500 per night and we received $150 per night daily rate. We also recently booked Southlake Hilton and saved $162! The regular rate was $278 and we booked room for $116 with Global Travel agent IATA. I am not sure why people don't give Global Travel a chance before criticizing it. There is no better deal for travel with any MLM and you get free FAM trip cruises and vacations as a member! Sign up today at globaltravel.com and start saving! It only cost $159 to sign up and sometimes only $99 specials! I have saved thousands over the past decade and never regretted one moment! I am only a member of Global Travel and no way an owner or investor, but just giving a true testimony.

I booked a cruise from them a year ago. This year, they snuck a $99 renewal fee on my credit card without my consent or knowledge. How crooked!!! Will never do business with them again.

I have tried to cancel my membership with these people for TWO years and received nothing but rude people the whole time and telling me I have to cancel between certain dates. Well this year I FINALLY was able to cancel but they were so rude and it was like 10 seconds after I cancelled that my account was inactive and OFF! NEVER again!! We shall see if I still get charged anyway. BEWARE!!!

I booked this place for 1 week while on business in Jacksonville. I spoke to Jovanna at Global Travel International. I made it clear I wanted clean place to stay with desk as on business trip. I was assured very nice and clean with desk. I paid upfront and booked for week. I called back and asked if I have an issue when I get there, will I be able to get refund and if so from, who do I contact. I arrived at the hotel, asked to see the room before check in. The room had stinky odor, food crumbs on chair, rusted appliance, beer bottles and cigarettes, on ground around building, signs of where people loiter and hang out in parking lot drinking etc. and even the lobby had odor. I informed I did not want to stay here at all. The lady at desk said ok and I could get refund from the 3rd party.

I received an offer for a 14 day trial membership for Journeypass.com with the promise of a gift card from stores like Walmart, Target. No card came so I called they said not to worry it was coming and my cancellation date was on Oct. 17, 2015. On the 16th I received a trial membership to a rebate club where I have to spend $100 a month at a store to receive a $25 rebate. I called Journey Pass to cancel and got an automated system that doesn't work. The next morning I emailed them since I couldn't get through to them on the phone. They emailed back my cancellation but on the 19th they charged me. You can't get through on the phone so I e-mailed.

We had asked for reservation for 3 people for 2 rooms having a kitchen. They mentioned that it had been done in a reputed hotel with free breakfast and parking. I believed them. Gave a call to the hotel and they too mentioned that it has been done. But it wasn't so. The hotel did not have a kitchen, neither had free breakfast nor free parking. I had to pay hotel more than 300$ for this which made me very unhappy. Also for all this we had to fight with the hotel which dampened our holiday spirit.

I booked a trip with clients in January of 2014. At that time, the invoice showed a commission of $1242.56 was taken. I emailed Viking and was told it would be paid after the cruise in April 2015. In May of 2015 I called or emailed Viking and they said they sent the check to Global Travel in April, right after the cruise ended. In June, I called, and Global Travel said my primary agent was no longer a member and therefore I would not get a commission. I paid another $200 so that I would now have primary status and get paid. The checks would then be issued at the end of June. Well, I finally received a check. Viking Travel sent Global Travel a commission totaling $1242.56, but the check I received was for $394.45. - 32% of the total.

Pushy salespeople. They refused to provide almost any information. So, I did my research. Found that GTN has terrible reviews by BBB, Consumer Affairs, and almost all online review sites. Got a call from "Quality Assurance." I was asked why I wasn't interested. I told them that I couldn't trust a company with such poor reviews. The lady rudely told me that I was "entitled to my opinion but it's just an opinion. We have great reviews."

I knew from the start of the presentation they were full of BS as the sales lady ** kept changing her information. We were promised in writing that we would receive a $200 South West gift card for sitting through a sales presentation. We did and at the end told them we weren't interested in buying anything. Well lo and behold, they "just" ran out of gift cards. They had me write my address on an envelope and they'd mail it to me. That was 2 weeks ago and surprise, surprise no gift card. I will be filing a formal complaint against this company for it's fraudulent practices.

When I received a call from them about travels and huge discounts I spoke to my girlfriend at the time. Which she loves to travel. And when we sign up at office. Few days later making reservations to travel somewhere nice. Calling into them-- nothing. It ringing and ringing I decided to go into office-- it was empty out! Now it's on my credit report which I me having a hard time getting rid of.

I called within the 14 days to cancel my membership and was told that it was taken care of. I then received a letter saying that I owed them $549.45. They are claiming in the letter that they did not receive my request to cancel. It seems that they are doing this to a lot of people and its unethical. I am interested in starting a class action law suit with the State of Florida against this company. If anyone else is interested in joining me email me at **. I am confident we can prove to the State we have been wronged and mislead by this company and that their business practices are unethical and misleading to confuse a consumer into monthly charges.

I travel frequently, and was promised, both by ad and in a phone conversation that if I joined Global Travel, I would get travel at huge discounts. I signed up, thinking it's a one time, trial agreement, and never booked any travel. The prices were higher than I could get through regular, non-membership web sites, or through the websites of the airlines or cruises themselves. I am now told that I have signed up for what amounts to a lifetime membership which costs $169 per year, and which I am supposedly unable to cancel except during a very limited window each year! In my opinion, it's a scam and others should be aware.

My phone call to GE Capital to pay a bill when their website was malfunctioning was intercepted by a promotional "opportunity" to get a trial period for Valu-Pass and Journey Pass out of Maitland, Florida. Turns out Global Travel International is the parent company. I think I was softened somewhat by having been reached by them through a company that I considered reputable. GE Capital has assured me they were not having a promotion for this, so I am unsatisfied with having no answer to the question: "How did they intercept this call?" So it's a "congratulations! You've been selected ... blah, blah, blah" and I went for it. The call was being monitored. More than once, I said, "I am authorizing $7.84 ONLY!" They insisted they understood. They now have taken more than $80.00 from my bank account. My bank can't shelter me for some reason, and I've had to cancel my check card so they can't get any more money. We need consumer protection in the country. We need it now!!!

After I read all those negative comments on the website so I'm a bit nervous on what gonna happened to me because I just sign up there free trial for 14 days and they charge me $59.99 but they told me It's a money back Guarantee. Is there any possibility if I will going to cancel my free trial, am I able to get my full money back that they charged me after I sign up for the Free trial.

I signed up for this membership online for month to month service. I love to travel and thought I could at least make enough money to cover the monthly fee of $39.95/month. Unfortunately, this was not the case. I booked over $13,000 (9 travelers) in international airfares and made $34.00 commission. Needless to say, this took the sail out of my wind and it changed my outlook. The booking took place after the 14 day period. I thought I could cancel anytime since I was paying month to month. THIS WAS NOT THE CASE. I had to pay $199 to cancel on top of paying already paying the monthly service fee of $39.95 for two months and also forfeiting the $34 commiss that I made.

I received a membership renewal at around July of 2013 and I returned it and say that I'm cancelling my membership since it's of no use to be a member of GTI since I already have my own ARC# and I can affiliate with a big host companies that don't charge any membership fee. All the while I thought that everything was okay until now when I checked my bank account and I was charged with a $169 renewal membership fee. It's like giving away my hard earned money to something that is of no used and a company (GTI) that is only after making profit without even providing a good and true service to their travel agents. I was told that I should have called a certain number to cancel my membership but that renewal letter is enough to let them know that I don't want to renew the membership. They will always have alibis just to get the money from a small time travel agent, like me, who just want to earn extra money to survive. To all travel agents out there, please don't ever, ever experience to what I had with GTI. Just be aware of their modus operandi...

After being with Global Travel International for a few years, we decided to cancel it because we were not using it, and it felt like it was a waste of money to pay for a membership that we would never use. Therefore, we called to cancel it, but they kept on saying we have to pay for it this year and they will cancel it next year because it was past the due date. Well, three years has passed by with the same ** and we are sick and tired of this. It seems like they would never cancel the account and they keep on charging it every year even though we have requested it to be cancelled numerous times. They are definitely cheating on people by charging them on continuous basis even when a customer says enough is enough.

Global Travel International charges a fee for working at home on commissions for travel booked which they will not pay for. I kept getting the runaround and received no monies had I made it possible for them to make a hefty commission. They want to charge additional money for adequate training which they should include in the initial membership fees. This handicaps you by not being competent enough to know the business you are working. They bombard you with emails trying to sell travel to the consultants and that is what you desire to do, it's sell not to be sold to. You put money in up front in good faith and never get a dime in return. The accounting department keeps you holding on for a long time as to get their story together as to why you are not being paid for the work you do.

I signed up in 1996, and they also promised me that I would make good commissions and discounts on travel. When I tried to book to go to Europe, it was much more expensive than the other travel sites or airlines. I did not renew my membership and had to cancel my credit card because they told me, I should try for another year because I did not want to spend another dime for something. I could not make any money. It is nothing but a scam and I have no idea why they are still in business.

I became an Independent Travel Agent with GTI just a few short years ago. Things seem to start out pretty good, as I already had a cruise to book through them, even before joining. Although I was paid a small commission from that cruise, I never received commission from our own travels, nor did I get commission from some friends who joined through me. When I tried to get my questions answered, they would blame my lack of payment on the vendor that the trip was booked through not paying them. They completely ignored my question as to why I wasn't paid for the people who signed up under me. I was aware that the commissions wouldn't be huge individually, but I did expect them to act like honest, professional business people. When my issues went unresolved after several attempts at trying, I cancelled my membership.

Global Travel lies about benefits you get with their travel agency. If a customer calls customer service to book a reservation through my website and gives them my travel ID number, where is their proof? I'm getting the credit? I believe they are not giving me and others the proper commission for our client bookings. I have a website that tracks hit to my Global Travel site and those hits were thousands, yet my travel bookings didn't reflect this through Global Travel. I've personally used Global Travel for travel and I did not get the discounts they told me when I signed up. Lies. They bribed me to a discount when I complained about their business practices. If I renewed, they would lower my fee.

They Scammed Me For 12 Years - My father joined Global Travel International between 1997 and 1998 to save money on his frequent business trip. At the time, he worked for a company in San Diego, CA but lived in Portland, OR and had to travel between the two cities a couple of times a month. He also traveled to China, Brazil, Italy, England, Austria and Thailand and many other places as well. In the beginning, he saved quite a bit of money and had no problems getting his commissions, booking trips or getting travel visas. In 1999, I got pregnant and really wanted to start a business that would allow me to stay at home with my son. I talked to my dad about Global Travel and its benefits several times. I checked out their website and googled them to see what others had to say about them. It seemed like a perfect fit for me and if I signed up under my dad, he gets a bonus check for my membership referral. Plus, they were running a special that month, if you refer x number of new agents in 4 weeks, you get $x and the more agents you sign up, the more money you receive.

I joined Global Travel in January 2011, because I went through their site that had a special free trial for 14 days and if you stay, they will give you $100 Visa Gift card. They charged my credit card $100 and it said to fax my credit card information, in order to get the $100 gift card.

A few months ago, I received an unauthorized charge to my credit card. I recognized that it was done without my approval. I followed by calling the company to cancel and issue a credit. I was told that I cannot cancel it due to date expiration, which was a day after the charge took place.

This fraudulent company also operates under the following names: Globaltravel.com, Valu-pass.com, Gtimemberships.com, Globaltravelworks.com and Infovpass.com. Global Travel International is a total scam artist. This company sells monthly/annual membership of various information that offer a bunch of worthless travel vouchers/deals that contain so many hidden restrictions that it's also impossible to get any benefit out of it. This company also operates several other branch businesses that offer a variety of memberships that are worthless as well. The websites often use false advertising in the name of free gift card, free travel packages just for signing up with them, but once you give them your credit card, they employ various method to charge you the membership fee before delivering the promised free gifts/vacation trips.

I filled out a questionnaire from an email and they asked for $5.95 for postage to find information on a home travel agency. So like a fool, I gave them my debt card number. Not getting the $100.00 gift card or information on the travel business, I had forgotten about it after four weeks. Then going to pay my rent, I find my bank account 100.00 dollars short. Checking with my bank, I find GTI got the $5.95 and another $99.00 from my account. So trying to call them, every time I say "why did you take $99.00 from my account?" They would hang up.

I was charged $99.00 for a membership that I never used. I attempted to cancel this membership and was told since I was cancelling after the 14-day trial phase, I would not be refunded for a service I never used.

Global Travel is a scam. I wish I had read the many complaints before trying the service. I signed up for the 14-day free trial, which is really not free. They charged my account $258.95 for one year and when I canceled within the 14 days, they only refunded $249.95. When I called to ask about the $9.95 difference, they were very rude and told me I didn't read the fine print and that it was a nonrefundable processing fee. Also, I noticed there were hits to my Web page when I didn't even have a Web page so I emailed my agent account and it said it was an email from Global Travel. The deals that they have are not really deals.

I paid Global Travel International to become a member in November of 2009. As part of this membership, I supposedly can get discounts and commissions selling own and customer travel, and have my own personal website. On April 13, 2010, I cancelled my membership because the personal website supposedly set up as my own leads it back to the main Global Travel International website. Therefore, anyone trying to search for deals are in the GTI website and not mine. Secondly, the travel deals on their website are not competitive with other travel sites like Priceline, Travelocity, Kayak, and other sites. I actually purchased my international airline ticket with another travel agency to get a good price, flying out of the country in May 2010 and returning in June 2010. Although my membership renewal is due in November 2010, I canceled ahead in April 2010 to make sure my cancellation is in their records/system to prevent future renewal charges. I spent costly membership fees without gaining from it.

I paid Global Travel International to become a member in November of 2009. As part of this membership, I supposedly can get discounts and commissions selling own and customer travel and have my own personal website. On April 13, 2010, I cancelled my membership because the personal website supposedly set up as my own leads it back to the main Global Travel International website.

This company is a complete scam. They charge an unreasonable amount to become a certified member and makes outrageous claims about the amount of money you can earn, perks you get being a travel agent, the free travel you get with signing up, and details on how to save even more money by deducting your own personal travel expenses off your taxes--which after looking into, you more than likely cannot.

For many months, I have been getting a mechanical voice message saying, "This is an important message from MCIS. Please call us back at **." I thought this was just a telemarketing scam so I have ignored it each and every time. Well today, I decided to call them back and give them a piece of my mind and to tell them to take me off their calling list. Then I find out that this is a collection agency hired by Global Travel International regarding a supposedly unpaid balance for a membership renewal that they were not able to collect on automatically because I cancelled the credit card. I spoke with a collection agent named, Andrew, and he told me that this was passed on to them on August of 2007 and that I need to pay $295 to close the account.

I got a call last night and the woman wanted to speak with my roommate. I asked what company she was from. She said Global International Travel. I said one moment. My roommate shook his head, not wanting to deal with a sales call. I go back to the phone and the woman goes off on me - something about, “So this is how they treat you to talk to people in this new millennium?” I think she had a long day and just needed to go off on someone. She went on about how wretched I was. I took the phone away from my ear to let my roommate know I was getting an earful from some stranger. And when I go back, she hangs up on me. I'm not quite sure what her problem was. I think she was crazy.

On 5/7/09, I joined a free-risk trial for $19.95 for 14 days. As soon as I entered my credit card, I had a PIN and a supposed webpage. Also, I received on the mail a package containing information. I read everything, and I did not have nothing clear concerning commissions for selling trips. So I decided to call the numbers they send for support or any other information and so many others which I could never get an answer. I wanted someone to talk to me about the business and answer my questions, but all I had was a man (whom I felt sorry for) who tried to explain to me. But I never understood nothing. He was more confused than me.

Well, I signed up with Global Travel International as Independent Travel Advisor and it turned out they ripped my $500+ apart and issued me bunch of craps like ID to maybe convince me that I'm looking good, a black bag with planner to show off like them when in fact you ain't getting a cent from your investment. They call you about a month ahead to tell you to renew and I was like, no way, I still got May coming up to pay. With GTI, you're on your own and please don't waste money like I did. I was stupid then, because I just turned 20 and I wanted to start something with my $500. I work my butt off and in fact everyone in my community knows me by name.

I signed with Global Travel in 2006. I have sent numerous emails and letters to cancel this product. After locating a working phone number, I spoke with their customer service representative, that informed me that I have a thirty-day window to cancel by telephone only. This company is a scam. Every trip that I have attempted to book through Global was significantly higher. The company relies on individuals to become too busy to remember to phone them within that 30-day window. Their practices are shady, and they have no sense of fairness.

I booked a family cruise directly with Caarnival Cruise. I had purchase a membership with GTI in 2004. In May of this year I decide to use it. Carnival told me that I needed to transfer it to GTI to handle in order to get commission, and I filled out the necessary document. Upon GTi receive the transfer papers they told me that my family would have to pay an additional $2098 to them. I told that I did not want them to handle the booking and asked them to return it to Carnival to handle. They refused to release the bookings and told me that they would cancel my vacation if I did not pay them the additional money.

I signed up to be a Global Travel agent and was never informed that I would be required to pay a renewal fee each year. I also had problems entering the site. I had my computer security settings checked and realized it was the site itself and that my pin work on occassional. I could not get anyone on the phone to discuss the problem, so I gave up in trying to use the site. I felt I wasn't getting the results the site promised to include being able to find cheaper fares.

My niece signed in Greataupair online as applicants for greataupair nanny. In this website the famillies can also signed in as Greataupair host family. The host family can start searching the website for nannies from other places/ diffirent countries,then the host family can contact applicants themselves if they are interested in hiring them. If the host family and the applicant can agree on an offer,applicant then considered as hired. Relocation of the applicant follows , but if the applicant is from other countries then the visa processing is going to start.

I became an independent agent with Global Travel several years ago. They have done nothing but screw up trips that I booked for myself, friends or family. When I tried to book a cruise for myself and my two adult children, they booked my daughter and her family on a different date. When we caught the error, my daughter had to pay more and pay for two cabins, and she and her husband each had to share with one of the kids (they originally had one cabin that would sleep 4).

My son and two of his college friends wanted to go on the Global Express Bus Tour to Montreal March 15-17. When I called the company to get more information about the tour, expenses, and other costs, the representative who answered the phone became quite annoyed with me. When I asked him what he perceived as one too many questions, he began to yell at me. When I politely asked him not to yell at me, his rude response in a hostile voice was that I was aggravating him with all my questions. With that, I hung up on him. I promptly called my son and told him he would not be going on a tour with this company. When his friend called the company today to get his deposit back, the same man called him a [expletive] jerk. This man's use of profanity with this 20-year-old young man is unacceptable. This afternoon I called Global Tours to ask the man why he felt it necessary to yell at me and then swear at my son's friend. After identifying myself as the woman he yelled at last night, the same man promptly claimed he didn't yell at me and said he was too busy to deal with me. When I started to question him about his behavior, he told me to go to another tour group--he didn't have time for me. He hung up on me as I started to ask him why he found it necessary to swear at my son's friend.

I signed up online for their travel agent program which was advertised for about $48 per month.This was done on 02/02/08.The ad offered online training, a website, assistance, etc. A pin # was generated as soon as I finished entering my CC info. I did not get a confirmation E-mail or phone call from anyone as of 02/06. On checking my account, I saw that $99.90 was withdrawn by GTI. I called GTI and was told that the addition was for a 1-time activation fee. I challenged this but to no avail. I asked for a refund and was told that the activation fee will not be refunded. The supervisor of Ann said she will get back to me on said day. No response to date. I canceled my enrollment after 4 days without getting any assistance from GTI. I had a 14-day trial period, money back guaranteed. My total amount of $99.90 should be credited to my account.

I applied as travel agent with Global Travel Incorporated and filled out the forms as provided. My main purpose was if I will become a travel agent, I can have cheaper air travel. After a long period of time I received a call demanding payment for my being an agent. I sent back the ID that was sent to me and explained that I have no clients for travel as I do not receive any travel information or destinations for an agent to sell. According to the caller my bill is about $39 and I told her I have no credit card nor have I any money. Last Feb, 4/08, I received a letter from collection demanding payment in the amount of $359.40. If I cannot pay $39.00 how much more for $359.40? This is my first time to encounter an employee paying to their employer. Is there anybody who knows the definition of Employee or employer? At present I am bedridden as I suffered Hemoragic stroke, a very delicate situation.

I was foolish enough to sign up for the 14-day trial for Global International. I did not decline the offer in the 14 day period and was billed on my credit card for six months trying to get them to cancel. I ended up trying to have Capital One (my credit card company) resolve unanswered emails to GTI. I'm now being billed $279.30 to end the contract (for which I've gotten nothing) and wonder if it will do any good to pay this, or will they continue to bill me and continue to attempt to ruin my credit? Please advise folks as to how risky it may be to deal with GTI.

I signed up with Global International Travel in 2003 in order to receive discounts on my travels to the Caribbean, which were never available to me. In addition to paying the $495 initial fee I was charged $129 each year thereafter. When I tried to close this account on 3 separate occasions, it was difficult to reach a customer representative. When I finally reached a rep I was told the account would be closed--only to receive another bill months later.

We have a 2000 gmc jimmy that has had the door pins on the drivers side replaced 6 times.1 time under warrenty and 5 times at a cost of 250.00 each time. G. M. tells me this is a wear item . I said they are crazy. No other car or truck i have owned has had to have these replaced. The doors get so lose that you think they will fall off. I say tthey should look into this but Iam always told it a wear item.

On 10/4/06 I was involved in a car accident resulting in totaling my fiance's Envoy XUV.(although the damage is not yet official; we are still waiting to hear from the adjuster) I swerved to the left to avoid the vehicle in front of me that slammed on its brakes abruptly because someone rear ended a vehicle in front of them & another in front of them. Although I was able to avoid the vehicles in front of me; I hit a utility pole. During this time I was driving approximately 40 MPH. I was taken by ambulance to the nearest hospital; treated for minor injuries & pain, then released shortly after. Our concern, as well as the responding police officer's concern,Fire rescue's and the mechanic's concern of the shop where our vehicle was towed to... neither the driver side or passenger side airbag depoloyed. I was wearing my seatbelt at the time of the accident. The passenger side was wiped out completely. The door was removed,hanging only on a thread,The front tire was ripped completely off, the whole windshield shattered, the front headlights removed, the glove compartment is touching the passenger side seat, as well as the seat being pushed into the back seat of the vehicle. I do not buy the statement from GM in Sept. If consumers are walking away from an accident- and the airbags didn't deploy-the vehicle has done its job.I was alone in the vehicle during the accident. THANK GOD. I know if someone had been a passenger in our vehicle at the time of this accident, the airbag would have been the only saving grace they would have had...however, it did not deply.We have contacted GM through the dealership, and also e-mail, we will contact them again by phone this week. In all reality I walked away by the grace of GOD; not GM. We are getting married next week, make-up can cover bruises & cuts. We are now in the market for a new vehicle,I doubt we will be considering another GM vehicle.

Was promised to recieve residual income if we signed on as a travel agent and paid their fees and a monthly fee for a website maintence fee, were told that all we had to do is sign on 2 people and the other people above us would put other people below us creating an overflow of income for us. It never happend! I feel we were ripped off, I am still paying off the credit card they hit!

In 1997 I paid $495 to Global Travel International in response to their advertisements to become an independent travel agent; and, receive 50% discounts on hotel rates. In 2001-2002 Global Travel International instructed Super Clubs who is a booking agency for various Carribean hotels to refuse discounts to certain independent travel agents unless the agents had met booking quotas as defined by Global Travel International. The advertising of Global Travel International states that quotas are not required in order to obtain promised benefits of the independent travel agent.

In 1997 I joined Global Travel International's independent travel agent program at a cost of $495 with the assured benefits listed in their advertisements of 50% discounts off motel/resort prices. In 2001-2002 Global Travel International instructed Super Clubs, a booking agency for certain hotels in the Carribean, to refuse discounts to their agents who had not met certain booking requirements--even though the Global Travel International advertised benefits clearly stated no quotas required. Each year since 1997 Global Travel International required an annual fee to continue to receive the benefits. In 1998, 1999, and 2000 I paid $99 per year; and, in 2001 and 2002 I paid $129 per year. Now Global Travel International in cooperation with Super Clubs has rescinded the advertised benefits, and, has kept the annual fees.

In April, 1997 after viewing advertisements by Global Travel International, I paid $495 to become an independent travel agent. Among the advertised benefits was the assurance of receiving 50% discounts off motel/resort rates. Global Travel International complied with this advertised enticement until 2001 and 2002 when they instructed Super Clubs, a booking agent for resorts in the Carribean, to refuse the discounts to their travel agents who had failed to book x amount of business. The advertised benefits specifically state no quotas required. In 1997 I paid the $495 fee and in 1998, 1999, and 2000 I paid $99 annually; and, in 2001 and 2002 I paid $129 each year to continue as an independent travel agent. Global Travel International continues to advertise the discount benefits to encourage participation in their independent travel agent program.