Global Vacation Network Reviews

We got a paper in the mail saying you can come and get a free android tablet if you sit in on this time-share deal. Global Vacation Network wasn’t time-share, but that’s what we looked at it as. So we went and we sat in on it. I’m not a very trusting person when it comes to things like this, I worry that I’m getting scammed and so I’m very skeptical. I was okay with the presentation. It says not all amenities are free with the condo, so you may want to pay. That’s fine with me. I think we’ve done three vacations, and they’ve all been very clean. Sometimes they’ve been very dated, like 1980s. But as long as it’s clean, I really don’t care.

All my vacations were really beautiful. When I went on a vacation with my daughter, they've been pretty good and helpful. Global Vacation is a good company. I've been hosting parties for the last three months so I'm not new with Global.

Global Vacation Network is the most amazing thing we've ever done. We have been to their presentations several times and the first time we signed up, we really felt like it was too good to be true so we didn't actually use the vacation package for probably four years and we were just paying it off. Finally when we got it paid off, we found out that there were great tickets to be able to go to Hawaii and our first experience with Global was in Hawaii. So we have since that point gone every year. Now we have attended some of them throughout the world and some of them are high pressure and not very pleasant. Other ones are a lot more laid back. It just depends on the location.

Great value that leads to having good vacations with your family or friends... I remember signing up with Global Vacation Network, and we extended our contract a little bit to get a few extra points as they call it, so we could have vacations more often. We've hosted a party at our house twice. The guy comes in (it's a little awkward in some ways), you invite your friends over, we're honest with them saying, "Hey, you're gonna get a sales pitch". But I make sure there's no pressure. It was very congenial. Pleasant, appropriate use of humor, got a lot of facts out quickly. And at each party, at least one if not two out of the four couples have signed up. So they must be seeing some value in it.

All of the people from GVN were excellent. I've had wonderful service each time, a 100% when it comes to quality. Also, vacations through GVN were wonderful. They did wonderful when I wanted the Coco Beach. We didn't have a way to have Coco Beach but they got that for me. I was the first one to do Coco Beach because that's where I wanted to go for spring break and they made it happen for me. BEACH FRONT.

My experience with Global Vacation Network has been fantastic. It's been great. No problems at all.

I've been with Global now for about 15 years. Everything has been fine with where we're staying, but I don't like that most of the time you can't find any place. They're saying there is, they tell you that they can, they only have one room or something, and then of course that's always taken. We hope to plan another vacation but when we tried to book one again in June we couldn't because we waited until February and it was already taken. Everything was fine except for one vacation that wasn't Global's fault, it was the tenant's fault. The woman that owned that place, she was drunk and kept wanting to fight everybody. Totally drunk the entire time. Other than that one, everything has been fine. We never had any problems, but we do prefer to have more units available.

I went to the Ann Arbor store to sign up for GVN. I had gotten an advertisement in the mail and we went there for the presentation and it was excellent. As for booking the vacations, our experience was poor. When you're trying to call in to get a hold of anybody to schedule something, you have to leave a message and it seems like 3 or 4 days later before somebody finally gets back with you. I know they have a lot of the stuff you can do online but half the time, half of the inventory is not even available to even book yourself online. It needs to be opened up more to where a customer can do everything if they're not going to call you back in a timely manner. That's one thing that I'm not happy with. I have recommended other people that have purchased the plan but there needs to be improvement in the booking process.

The interactions with the Global Vacation Network representatives have always been very good. When we first started out, we had a lot more choices. We didn't have to worry about booking nine months ahead or six months or whatever. Now, it's much harder to get places in Florida in February. But we did just get more stars and we also have a concierge service. They said that that would help us get what we wanted. So I'm looking forward to trying that out. But most of the places we've stayed have been very good. There had been a couple that was questionable but for the most part, it's very good.

We first heard about Global Vacation Network when we received a call from somebody. Becoming a member was fine. We did it in person. We went to a meeting down in Grand Rapids. We’re about an hour away from there. We originally attended a Global Vacation Network presentation and then we went to another program a few years back and added some more weeks or point stars. They were knowledgeable and they explained the process. They were welcoming and warm.We've been to different places and our trips have all been good.

I can't remember how we first got an invitation from them to come to a meeting. That was back in about 2001. We had a good experience. We bought three stars at that meeting and then in 2006 we upgraded to six stars. It was a great way to travel with Global Vacation Network and we had a lot of experiences. One of my favorites was Paris. We've been to Paris and Italy. We spent three weeks in Hawaii. That was a really good one too. Three different islands, a week each island. We've been to a lot of places. Santa Fe and Williamsburg and Florida.

Global Vacation Network has been great. We have had a very easy time making reservations and the properties, except for one occasion, have been up to our standards and they've been very easy to use and accommodating.

My experience with Global Vacation Network was excellent. I've only really gone on a couple of vacations with them and that was to the Caymans and both of them were great. I did just go there the month before last and everything was good. I would recommend them.

We've been members of Global Vacation Network for as long as 8 years. Our vacations for the most part were all very satisfactory. Some were even exceptional. There was one vacation location that we weren't too pleased with but that was probably our own fault. We were too new to the program to know that we could call in and have our accommodation changed. But with that one exception, we've always had a very good time. We have had friends sign up into the program because we were satisfied. They listened to the program and also joined.

We came in to a presentation six years ago. We came to do something that we felt was reasonable, it went well, and we bought a package that night. But there were some things that we didn't like. It was like buying a car. The presentation was made and then it was like "Well, let me go talk to my supervisor and see if we can do something better." Then the guy left and then he came back in.

We really have not taken any trips for the last several years. I don't think we've even paid our due right now to be active GVN members but we did go in and have a meeting a few months ago in Grand Rapids and we paid to upgrade. Our experience with the marketing company was good. We've just had some issues in the past where we'd tried to use it. We've been members for quite a few years and we weren't happy with the quality of the places and so that's why we just kind of didn't use it anymore. And now they assure us they have many more within driving distance. The GVN reps were very nice on the phone and we did have a good visit when we went in.

Attending the presentation was sort of frustrating. I got to be candid about it because there's always that pressure - “You've got to make your decision now” and all that kind of stuff but we got through it. We've now been a member of Global Vacation Network for 12 years and probably went on 12 trips, somewhere in that vicinity, and all seemed fine. They worked out the details in some of the holiday getaways and so forth so our overall experience was good.

I haven't planned any trips with Global Vacation Network yet. I had made a reservation through them while traveling which went very well. I was very pleased with that. It went really slick. It was back in 2006 when we took out our membership. We got a card in the mail and went to the appointment. It was interesting enough that we did sign up that night. Then sometime in December, somebody called and said they wanted to upgrade our membership. So we went and they updated our program. The girl was excellent. We have got 8 stars now rather than 5 and we have an opportunity to have a concierge all the time. We have the update of not having to pay our yearly dues unless we're going to be using a condo and have means of using the expressways. We probably use that more often than what we had before. We didn't use the express weeks. This hands us to do that a little bit more because we didn't have to pay the dues. Our dues went down plus our weekly fee would be $159 instead of the $96 that we were paying. We found the 5 stars not enough if we wanted to use our whole family at the same time. A couple of years ago, we went with the Tamarack in Wisconsin Dells and that worked out really good. We've had good experiences. It's less expensive than the regular travel. You get good prices for airline tickets or rental cars. I've had nothing but success with them and I'll continue to go with them.

We've been members of the Global Vacation Network for 15 years. We went in and upgraded our stars and everything has been fine except for one location. It was a rundown place but other than that it's been fine. I'm on the list for a next year vacation but haven't heard back yet. But they said they haven't got the condo set up yet so I'm hoping to hear soon about that.

We got a little card in the mail inviting us to a deal so we attended a Global Vacation Network presentation in which they describe their current programs. The original one that I went to where we purchased was good, and then I went to another update this past year where I kind of increased my stars. I would recommend them.

The experience with Global Vacation Network was good. I didn't get all the rewards that I was promised, but other than that everything went okay. The man at the presentation was very knowledgeable, friendly, showed us all the things that I needed to know and reminded me of things I had to know about. The GVN team was friendly and very professional. We got in right on time. However, we were promised a certain amount of money if I brought a friend in and I haven't got that yet.

I've been with Global for three years now and I've only taken one trip with them last year to Hawaii. Everything was perfect and I actually have two weeks booked in Maui for next February into March through them and all the reservation and stuff was pretty flawless. You have to be Johnny-on-the-spot to get the prime spots but if you know that, it's not too bad.

My husband has been a member of Global Vacation Network since '95. We upgraded ourselves a couple of years ago and we went to a presentation in January. We brought a couple so it's good to learn different things, but all those times, we never knew about the cruises. There are some factors you learn little by little so it's good to attend the presentation because you find out they've been there. We made several calls and now we've put the cruise in November. We're looking forward to it.

Global Vacation Network called and said they were having a meeting in town. We went and liked the program so we signed up for it a week or so. Our experience with them was very good. Most of the places were just excellent. They were super clean. We had a different kind in Tennessee back in the hills but it was clean. It was okay. Our interactions with the team were very good as well. It's an excellent way to spend time at a spot to stay like in the condos or whatever and travel out from there. It's a good way to do things.

When we first spoke with them three or four years ago when we joined, our experiences have been good. The last one that we went to for the upgrade, however, we were kind of disappointed. The way they talked on the phone was they had made some changes within the systems and they had done some upgrades and they would like to have us come in and talk to them about the upgrades. The upgrade would have cost me $5000 or $6000 more on top of what I have into it. I was happy with what I had -- I had five stars and unlimited expressways, concierge service, and they were all things that they were offering me again...

We went to a presentation and weren't pressured signing up. It was real good. We have gone to Myrtle Beach and everything worked well. We probably will go on more vacations with them.

The experience with Global Vacation Network has been good. I never really talked to them on the phone as I do all my stuff online. The presentation where they sold me the product was good. It was what I expected it to be. I don't have any issues with that. I'm happy with the vacation clubs as they're good. I'm very satisfied.

We have been happy with GVN. It has always been quite good. We went to a presentation two or three months ago for an update or so we thought. It was as much a pitch for a different level of things and we just were not at that point in time interested. But the presentation was fine. The young lady that did the presentation did a fair job. She was more headed towards her goal of having us to move up to a higher level but definitely was not as high pressure as her manager or whoever came in with the offer. It was a little more forceful the lower the amount of money. But all in all it was a fine experience.

I attended a 90-minute talk regarding the company with the promise that even if I didn't sign, I was guaranteed a free flight and 2-night stay at a Marriott. I got there at 6pm and finally got out of there at 9:30! After the 90 presentation, they took us into a room with high sales people that were so rude and pushy. When I tried to explain that my current circumstances were not such that would warrant me joining at this time, my salesman actually snapped his fingers over his head and another salesman appeared by my side. This one was worse than the one I had and began to ask me very pointed questions that were none of his business regarding my current circumstances.

My experience with Global Vacation Network is good. They were very helpful and they worked with us well when I talked to the marketing company on the phone. I found that the people were friendly and they were really good about answering our questions and they do a real good job about doing the follow up. The only problem we had was the last trip that we had when we put our information in and then when somebody contacted us, they asked us if we would consider changing where we wanted to go or the date. They did end up moving us back a week because the place that we wanted to go to was closed for spring cleaning. But I didn't think suggesting that maybe we want to go somewhere else was really appropriate.

It was a very pleasant experience talking with Global Vacation Network. They weren't too high pressure. The presentation was fine, I like going to those but my husband is the one that always signs us up. The marketing people offered us discounts and we've gotten a couple of nights some place. My husband likes anything free. The last two places we went to were very good. They were cleaner and more updated than some previous ones. The first couple of places were poor. And sometimes it's difficult to get the location that we requested.

Global Vacations is a bait and switch. We have been "members" for 14 yrs. We have used it 2 times. EVERY TIME they give us a hard time when we book far enough in advance. We were told we would be guaranteed a place if we booked 120 days in advance! This is a crock of CRAP!!!!! They lie!!!!! The sales people lie!!!! It is a waste of money! Please do not EVER EVER EVER buy this vacation club. I wish I could sell it or just get rid of it! When we did finally get a place, it was gross, moldy and small (in Myrtle Beach). I am so disappointed!!! DO NOT BUY!!!! DO NOT BUY!!!!!

We have called the Global Vacation Network office to book vacations. I don't feel like we've been treated respectfully. People don't return our calls in a timely manner. We had a situation last year where GVN had screwed up our reservation and we went round and round about it, until about a week before we were supposed to go and we didn't know whether we'd even be able to go on vacation. It seems like every time I call, I don’t talk to somebody. I have to leave a message and they don't seem to be around - that’s the travel part.

My husband and I received a letter in the mail about Global Vacation Network. All I can say is it was a 90 min presentation that turned into a 3 hour lame attempt at stealing 10 thousand out of us! I wouldn't even consider this company if they wanted 1k. Very unprofessional actors/sales people who get very defensive when asked a question. I feel like we were all victims of a fraudulent business! People please research this company before you attend a creepy presentation. And they never give you the gift that is promised.

We watched a slide presentation then we sat down with some people. I don’t remember their names. And then we worked out an arrangement and paid to join them. And ever since then, we’ve used it. We use it two to three times every year. The places that we have stayed have been very nice. The majority of times, we could get what we’re looking for. Sometimes, things are booked up and you have to change your ideas and hear what the girls have to say on the phone. My wife does mostly that. There’s one girl in particular, Robin, that’s her name... my wife loves to call her and she always goes out of her way to try and come up with something. She’s really good. I would recommend Global Vacation Network. I have no problems with them.

We've had a few conversations with Global Vacation Network but generally they've been pretty good. The presentation was okay. There was some sales pressure but not unduly high. We purchased an additional week; we already had two weeks with them. That part was fine. If I question anything, it's the emotional - If you come down and do this, you can sign up and get a free weekend somewhere, like we registered for and have not heard a thing yet and we can have advantages with that.

People at Global Vacation Network have been pleasant. They've helped me out to get what I need and where I want to go. And the places that I've gone have been good. I also have a good experience talking to them on the phone.

We haven't have had any problems with Global Vacation Network. It has all been clear and we understand it. It was a pleasant experience.

Our experience with Global Vacation network has generally been positive. The presentation was very good and informative. It's been helpful. They recommended positive places and they've helped us find and locate some when we couldn't find one in the area and assisted us in a real timely way - it wasn't dragged out... The first couple interactions with them we had some problems. The places weren't very clean, some of the stuff was broken. We contacted the local contact people and they came out to clear the problem almost immediately. They reciprocated in a couple cases and gave us an extra star too or whatever it was, or reduced the charge on one or two things because the furniture in the place was kind of tattered.

We've only used it once. The Global Vacation Network representatives have been very courteous. Everything has gone well so far.

I'm still on my Global Vacation. I haven't completed my vacation yet, but I can go so far. I plan ahead so it works very well for me. So we generally get to go where we want, when we want to go. We've had good experiences, they've had great properties. It's been a very good purchase for me, I'm happy I bought it. It was a very good purchase for us. I'm very happy we did it.

Our last vacation that we took was a mess in the Bahamas. The place had roaches in it, ants, etc. The place is shabby. The toilet bowl had two colors in it to show that they don't even scrub the place. That is a mess. We had vacation in St. Martin the year before. That was great. But for Bahamas and what you have to pay there, it was a perfect mess. We had some in-laws with us. They wanted to go back home before because of the place was so nasty.

I've been with Global Vacation Network since like 2003, and I’m really happy. I think they were professional and friendly. I was recently divorced a year ago, and so money’s tight. They didn't give me a very heavy sales pitch, but I thought that I could probably squeeze my finances around and upgrade my package because I think it’s such a good deal. If you're not a part of Global Vacation package, it’s a neat deal. When you’re 56 and your kids are all raised, it caters more to that. If you like to travel at my age, now is the time. Travelling and working, it’s hard to save up money to go. And if you can get a reasonable price on your condo, that really helps you to be able to go to some pretty fun places. It’s a good deal.

We've been to Hawaii twice through the Global Vacation Network. We were a bit discouraged the second time. We went to a different island and stayed at a different place. It was a Diamond Resort place and they were very unfriendly to us because we didn't buy into it. Other than that, the experience was fine. As far as Global setting up everything, it was great. I just wouldn't recommend that Diamond Resort place from there anymore. Overall, it was a great experience. We've had nothing but good things come out of it.

95% of the time, the experience with Global Vacation Network has been good. Sometimes the quality of the condos hasn't been as good as it could have been.

We received something in the mail and went to see Global about how they had changed things. The experience was fine. We've gone five or six vacations with them and they were excellent. Accommodations were perfect. They were above board with everything, and very pleased with them. Global is better than I expected.

Lisa was our Global Vacation Network salesperson, and she showed us all these wonderful things and when we went back and actually looked at the things, she left things out. We were taken aback with that. We have the concierge thing but we have to pay for that every year. That was never ever mentioned. It was never brought up that we get it for this year, and if we want to use it, we have to pay for it again next year. Another big selling point was we were told that no matter how many bedrooms, it was one price. We were disappointed with that because it was only for an express week. That was never mentioned either and we've never used an express week.

I found out about Global Vacation Network at a bridal fair. The lady I talked to on the phone was fantastic. Now, the guy I talked in Livonia is a total jerk. I went in and I reviewed my package with them and he kept saying, “Well, you were supposed to bring your paperwork.” I was like, “I signed up nine years ago. I don’t know where my paperwork is! I do everything online. Why do I need my paperwork?” And it looks like they would have records of what I have without me telling them what I have.

Global Vacations themselves has been wonderful. It’s the little marketing companies they use that we have concerns with... We did a home party and we got a free week out of that, and that’s not been very good. And we let them know just recently when we went in to upgrade, that we didn't appreciate the little marketing company that they used or didn't think it spoke well for their company ‘cause we've had nothing but good experiences with Global. GVN offers great accommodations, lots of variety, and they are good to work with.

Global Vacation Network’s services are nice. The accommodations have always been what we've expected or exceeded that. I've used it, my parents have used it, my brothers used it. We've had no difficulties at all.

Global Vacations Network offers cheap vacation. I’d recommend them to a friend.

We had a very bad experience with the pre-signup with Global Vacation Network. They kept us for about two hours and I didn't feel well that night and they wouldn't let me go. We did have a good experience with a place that we rented with them in Florida and that was very positive. We liked the place. It was very clean and good. Now we don't know how this next one's going to be so we're hoping it's going to be good. The experience is kind of medium because we don't have a lot of trips and have had really wonderful experiences but this is our second time to have like a timeshare type of thing.

They have the worst customer service ever. After leaving voicemails on what we wanted for resorts most of the time we received no response back. When I would submit resort requests I wouldn't hear back if they were available or not so we would be left hanging. Seems like they won’t work with you to find something.

We dealt with Global Vacation Network not too long ago and it was a very good experience. They're very professional and it has been a very satisfying experience. We haven't had any problems with them at all and we're very pleased that we joined them.

Awesome experience with Global Vacation Network. It's been great, straight. Every place we've been has been awesome. It's been top-notch!

On the phone, the people at Global Vacation Network were very pleasant and very nice and that's why I went ahead and did what they asked me if I would do. The presentation however was a different ball of wax. My daughter Katie lives in Grand Rapids and she and her husband were going to come with me, and we set it quite late at 8:30 so he could be there but he ended up working over. He works in Holland which is 40 or 50 miles away, and he called her and said, "Honey, I'm not gonna be able to make it to that meeting because I won't be home in time" and so we just said okay. But then they told me, "Well we can't do anything for her or for you because he's not here." They weren't going to do what I was promised so I said to Katie "just call him and see if he's home and maybe he'll just run over here because it's worth it to me." And so he did and they come over.

There are times that we are pleased with Global Vacation Network and then there are times that we’re very frustrated with them. They make it sound like you can get whatever they got available when that’s not really the case. Our goal was to go on one vacation always at Spring Break and usually in Florida where it’s nice and warm. But we discovered that in order for us to get a place in Florida that we want we have to literally call the year before.

I would recommend Global Vacation Network. My experience with them was very acceptable.

We couldn't get our friends together and we had to cancel so we never did a party. But my interactions with the GVN team was pretty good. It's been pleasant and I'm satisfied.

We attended a GVN presentation. The presentation started on time. We've held a party about three or four months ago and I sold another one at that one.The dinner that we held at our house went great. It was fantastic. We've gone on about a dozen vacations, all of them in Florida. We live in Florida and were retired so whenever specials and such come up, we just go. Almost all of them have been wonderful. Everything has been fine with them. We're very happy and I've recommended them to other friends.

Global Vacation Network is a wonderful company and we've been really happy when we have traveled. We've stayed at their properties. We were so happy we hosted something here at the house and had two of our couple friends sign up. So all of them became members.

Obviously, Global wants to bring more people on board and they deal with an independent organization. They'd call, and Global offers gifts, and we're willing to have some people come over and they're entitled to some gifts too, as they might be interested. We did that once before and it worked out fine. But sometimes the people who call are too persistent. I know they want to solicit business for Global, but sometimes they overdo it... However as far as making reservations and where we've been staying, the Global Vacation Network service has been good. I'm satisfied.

The Global Vacation Network team has always been very helpful and the marketing people are great. It was good experience dealing with GVN.

The Global Vacation Network presentation was very convincing so we bought. They made it sound like it was a very fun thing to do, and we've enjoyed it since we've had it. We supposedly won 3 or 4 trips and when we sent in the official document, we thought we were done. When we went to look at dates, we found out we were supposed to go online again and resubmit, so we lost out on all of them. We didn't read the fine print right away. Otherwise, that was a good deal. The GVN team was always very helpful when we talked to them last year about a vacation to Florida. We had 3 places to choose from. She suggested one because we didn't have kids with us and wanted quieter but we ended up cancelling because we had a sickness in the family. Now we are going to try it to go again this year at the end of this month. We went to Myrtle Beach and kind of got turned around. We didn't realize it was in North Myrtle Beach, and had to call the girl about 4 times to get there, because the office was off-site. They were very friendly about that. They're very enjoyable and very easy to work with and accommodating. Places have all been very nice to stay at. We've been happy with everywhere we've gone so far.

We have not been with Global Vacation Network long enough, but so far so good.

The main thing I signed up with Global Vacation Network is that in contrast to the RCI affiliated or location-specific timeshare, I could just go wherever I wanted as long as Global is affiliated with someone in that area. I don't have to trade with people for a timeshare. Interaction with Global was typically good - you put in a vacation request and someone calls you back and follows up on it. It's good, pleasant, fun experience. Vacation is good. We used them last month and went to Blue Ridge Resort down at North Carolina. It was a nice resort and updated so they're excellent. Accommodations were good with granite countertops in the kitchen and nice, clean rooms that were not from 1970s so it was cool.

I have wonderful and not so good experiences with Global Vacation Network - good majority of the time but some of couple of places weren't exactly what we expected them to be, like the bed was just absolutely horrible and you wished you could have switched the place and left. Last year in Cassini, the bed was acutely so horrible that I slept on the couch. Some of the places are privately owned and so they can't switch you, but if that's the case then the people who owned the places should make sure that the accommodations are right for the money that you pay to stay there.

We've had Global Vacation membership for years now since 2000 or 2001. They tell you that if you end up getting a place that you don’t like or is not up to your standards, you could call the 800 number and they will relocate you. Once we went to Marcus Island and that place was really a mess and we weren't able to be relocated. We usually would go to Florida Thanksgiving time and so there wasn't anything available but twice we've gotten really shoddy condos and nothing was ever done to compensate. My last experience with them this past summer, I took a girlfriend trip and we all stayed at condos in Myrtle Beach and that was a nice experience. The lady making our reservations was very accommodating. But the only thing I have a problem with is that I requested two- to three-bedroom condos. Since they didn't have that available, I think it's unfair that I had to pay a process fee for two bedrooms. It wasn't my fault that they didn't have what I asked for. But they were pretty good.

We've been happy with our experience with GVN.

The Global Vacation Network presentation was on time and informative. Everything was good. Sometimes, we hear there is a good place in the Caribbean Islands. We check and somebody will tell us, "No, we don't have anything," yet we've been told that there are. It all went pretty good. I've recommended them several times.

The GVN team has been great and very informative. They are very, very helpful and a lot of times they would put you in touch with someone who has actually been to a place that you are going to go and they will give you extra information. There had been some problems like when we didn't get our promotional option of United Airlines tickets to any place within the US. I contacted them three or four times and they promised to send it.

My initial contact with GVN six years ago was good. The presentation was long, which was to be expected, and although the technology wasn’t up to date, the GVN team was fun and informative. I bought one of their promotional options which is the Lucky Stars vacation package. I really enjoyed my vacation and the special discounts I get and it’s something I look forward to every year.

I was there when we went, signed up and joined GVN. And then when Jerry came to our house for a couple of presentations, I had a really good experience with him. The only thing that I don’t like about it is they tell everybody and put it all out there that you’re going to be out on their front balcony facing the ocean and that’s not true. One time we were a quarter mile away from the beach. That would be my only thing that I don’t agree with when they come and do a presentation. They are putting it out there that if you sign up you're always going to be king and queen, but you are really not. Other than that, I haven’t really had a bad experience.

GVN has been very nice and very accommodating. I liked their presentation. It was very good, no pressure, just strictly informative. Their people were very courteous. I appreciate the fact that there wasn't any pressure or anything like it. It was good.

Over the years I've done a couple of GVN parties and I went to a presentation recently. It was terrible. We've been members for a while and enjoyed our membership and used it. We were asked to come in to learn some information on upgrade in terms of the membership and told a lot of information that turned out to be false. We upgraded our membership and then retracted it when we found out. It left a really bad taste in our mouths.

I have recommended Global to many people. I am very, very pleased with them. We've been real happy.

We attended a GVN presentation to join and hosted parties also. The experience was good. We just felt like they needed to be a little bit more upfront and open as to what they're offering as far as what's available. They should go into details if you get upgraded that there's an extra cost. All that stuff needs to be spelled out from the beginning. That would be our major complaint but when we host the parties we do tell people exactly what's what but it should come from the representative. We've taken some vacations and been out west, to Idaho. We've gone to quite a few places south and east. The accommodations were excellent. Our first one was a bummer because we went to Myrtle Beach and it was a dirty place but they made it right.

Global Vacation has been absolutely courteous and helpful. I've gone to 7 of their vacations and they were a fantastic vacation club.

We went to a GVN presentation a number of years ago and it was fun. We were a little weary when we signed up but it turned out to be better than we thought it would be. We've loved it since we bought it. We've gone on vacations to California, Jasper, Arizona, Florida and Colorado. Our interactions with the Global Vacation people works out very well. They've been responsive within email requests and we usually do it quite a ways in advance and they keep us regularly informed about what our status is.

We attended a presentation many, many years ago on Global Vacation Network. It went fine. We have used Global for probably over 10 years. We've been to many vacations and never had a problem. IT’S THE BEST WAY TO GO AND STAY SOME PLACE AT A REASONABLE COST!

We’ve got one of GVN’s people coming out to our house to conduct a recruitment on Sunday and we’ve got friends coming over to one of their parties. We’ve been dealing pretty well with them. So far it’s a pretty positive experience.

The marketing company on the phone was pleasant and courteous. The last time we were at GVN for a presentation was since we joined and that was 5 yrs ago. They explained the process and we took the option that they offered us. We’ve been pleased with GVN. They’ve been speedy in responding to our request. And they’ve answered any of our questions or concerns we had. There was one problem that we had and they resolved it to our satisfaction. I definitely would recommend GVN.

I never had any problems with GVN. They’re a good company. They’ve always been pleasant and courteous. The team was always knowledgeable. I really enjoy the program!

The experience with Global Vacation Network was good. They haven’t sent me all the paperwork that they were supposed to send me, but the representative that came out did a good job.

I’ve never had a problem with GVN. They’ve always been very pleasant and they’re not too pushy. I’ve spoken to them lots of times. Their presentation was very low key also. We never felt a lot of pressure or anything. We’ve used our vacation stars. And those have been all good. We’ve never been disappointed with where we went. When we first got it about 8 years ago, the promotion of 2 nights’ stay, we got somewhere that was horrible. The accommodation was horrible and they basically forced the presentation down our throats and I reported that to Global. When we got back, they apologized and said they weren’t using that company anymore.

We did two GVN parties and had the same person both times and he was great. On the phone, they were pleasant and courteous. They were easy to get hold of. They have got great locations, great condos and reasonable pricing. My favorite promotion is the free week. We've had a very good experience.

I like GVN. Our experience was nice. We bought a winter place so I’ve not been able to use it quite as much. My membership is always July which I did not like one bit. I wasn’t told that. I thought it just continued. I never would have chosen July nor joined in July had I known that was my travel time and would have held off until at least the last of October. The GVN team was very nice. They just helped me through that. I thought since I wasn’t told, that wasn’t quite fair so I did not like that. I would recommend them but I would certainly caution them that they hadn’t told me everything.

We attended a GVN presentation back in July of 2009 and decided to buy a membership. And we’ve hosted parties since then. I was very skeptical at first but we’ve been pleasantly surprised. We have gone on vacations and have been very pleased with the accommodations. The booking process was fairly smooth. Our only complaint would be when we host the parties, which we really enjoy doing, that we’re only allowed one condo stay in a 12-month period. That makes it hard because it makes us not want to host parties. And also, if we could give them to our family members too that would be good.

I have attended a Global Vacation Network presentation and hosted a party. Both experiences were good. It was fun and informative. Some of the people at GVN have been more knowledgeable than others. We’ve gone to Caribbean, Mexico and Arizona. We’ve always had nice places. It’s better than a timeshare and we’ve recommended them.

We attended a GVN presentation a year ago in September and we joined. And then, during that time I took advantage of all of the specials that Global uses. So over the course of the year, we had 8 weeks of vacation with Global. My husband and I were featured in November 11th Member Monday. We did Myrtle Beach for 2 weeks. And then we did Ruskin, FL and Panama City, FL, and then we came back up. We came home and then we decided to go back to South Carolina because we were thinking about spending our winter down there, so we took 2 weeks there. And then in September, we went down to Daytona Beach for 2 weeks. And then last week, we were in Branson. So we really love the program. I had a party and two of the couples joined from the party.

We’ve had very good experiences with Global Vacation Network. We first went to a GVN presentation 8 yrs ago in one of those deals where they say, “Oh, you get a free this or that if you come to a presentation,” and we did that. We’ve used Global for the last 3 years. We’ve used them in Spain, in the Lake District in England and we are currently using them in Florida. We’re already booked for this coming year in Florida. When you book, you send it up in writing, and then it continues online. And then you have to talk to a representative to finalize each deal. So it’s a combination. It was easy to book.... You just need to know the rules… You need to book way in advance. Like for a party, you almost have to be a year in advance. And if you do that, then you’re in good shape. It’s not a last minute type thing. It's excellent!

We had a Global Vacation Network party a couple of years ago and we didn’t have any success with it. They offered the things to the customers but it was within a too short of a period of time and nobody was able to go so it was not a huge success at all. They have asked us to do another one and we have said no until people are retired. Sometimes you can’t always get the time off and that was the problem I was having and then it was just too much of a hassle for them to do. Unfortunately nobody took advantage of the trips that were offered then for attending the party.

I hosted a GVN party and it worked out really well. We had three couples and two couples bought. There was no high pressure at all. I think it was probably because it was such a good price because we’ve had ours for 10 years. They made it the same price and so they felt like that was too good of a price to pass up.

We hosted a GVN party. It was very good and went well. We have also been on plenty of their vacations. We enjoyed every one of them. Our vacation experience has been fantastic! We’re happy with the program and we like it.

I’ve been a member of GVN for almost 5 years. I hosted a party and it was fine, fun and informative. I have gone on 5 vacations with them. I have gone to Myrtle Beach and St. Maarten. I really like St. Maarten and the places we stayed at, not so good at Myrtle Beach. My membership begins in October. I put in my thing in online. That was the only way you could do it. And nobody got back to me it seemed like for almost a month. I couldn’t get the condos that I wanted.

I attended a presentation and a party with GVN and the experience was very good. It was fun and informative. My favorite promotional option is the free weekend or if you have something free. We’ve gone to Tennessee in Gatlinburg and Cape Cod and Northern Michigan. The property that we stayed on was good. Everything was good.

We had gone to a presentation 3 yrs ago and were offered a trial membership which we took advantage of. We had a party at our house which we ended up having one of our friends did buy into it also. We just went sometime earlier this year and purchased to become full members. We used their service twice (we’ve been on 2 vacations). We had good luck with it. We went to Oahu, Hawaii and Malaga, Spain. Hawaii was very nice. In Spain of course we had a little bit of a language barrier but other than that we had probably the best time of our lives!

We went to a Global Vacation Network presentation and hosted one too (several of our friends bought). It's been both very good. We have recommended it to friends.

We took a vacation to Aruba with Global Vacation Network. We enjoyed our trip but our accommodations were not what we are used to. We had an issue with our room. It smelled very musky, moldy. The humidity was so high in there we had to run a dehumidifier 24/7. I'm allergic to mold and had to go to the doctor Monday of this week when I got back. But everything worked out though. We always schedule through Global ourselves and have been to other vacations with them before.

My experience with Global Vacation Network has been good. I like dealing with them.

Our experience with attending the GVN presentation and hosting a party has been both positive. We’ve also gone on vacations with them - we’ve been to Florida, North and South Carolina, Hawaii, Colorado. The Hawaii combinations were not the best, but it could be a function of Hawaii. They don’t have a lot of new facilities yet. But the other places, Myrtle Beach, it goes into the Hollywood factor - it was built up in the ‘70s. The one in Colorado was nice. In Florida, we found a place that was fairly new, so that was fine. Booking process with Global was really convenient. We both have done booking online and with the actual travel agent on the phone. We’ve had good experience with them but would wish they had newer facilities.

Our first experience going to a GVN seminar that they put on was in Grand Rapids, MI and we first saw them then as a group and watched video and had a presentation and talked. And then if we were interested, we sat down one-on-one and talked and discussed different prices, different actions, different number of stars, purchase and how and what they do. We did buy into it and we thought it was important for our family to continue on doing things together and we thought it was a good opportunity because we don’t have a cottage per se, where the family can hang out and do things, so we wanted it yearly. At least once a year, we all go to a condo and spend a week together.

I’ve never had any problems with the Global Vacation Network guys at all. Everywhere I went, I had a great time. They were awesome, not to mention affordable. Our experience with Global Vacation Network has been great all around.

We’ve both gone to a GVN presentation and hosted parties for them. They were fun, definitely good experience for us. We went into it and we bought into it and we used it right away. We went to one place so far which was Mexico and it was awesome. It was really easy to book and they were easy to contact. The only downfall that I’m having was people who did not purchase but have come here, they say you get a free vacation but it’s not really free because you have to pay like $179 or $279. And then you get your deposit back but you still get stuck paying $79 or whatever. So it’s the only feedback I’ve been getting, that they’re telling the others it’s free and it’s not.

I went to a Global Vacation Network presentation. The experience was good. It’s been quite a while. I don’t know how many years since we signed up, maybe 3 or 4. We’ve probably gone on 5 or 6 vacations. I think we have gone to Mexico once and Hawaii once, Florida a couple of times and WI. For the most part, the vacations are fine. I usually just provide feedback to Global when I get home. So if there were some concerns with the property, I usually let them know at that time.

Representative went the extra mile to resolve this issue! 5-Stars!

We went to a Global Vacation Network presentation. This was quite a while ago. It was a typical sales presentation. There were aggressive salespeople obviously trying to achieve some warm sales. Our experience has been very good. We’ve done a cruise with them. There was a girl in the cruise department, Jackie, and she is absolutely the best! I love working with her on anything. She’s really good. She responds to my calls very quickly and just very pleasant to deal with. The other staff when it comes to booking condos or whatever, they’re very good. I don’t have any memories to even share, but they’re good. I mean they provide the information that I need. So overall, our experience has been pretty good. Jackie has been the best of all of them.

I’ve done both, went to the GVN presentation and hosted a party. It was years ago that I went to a presentation. Party was good. Parties are always good. I’ve had really good experience with Global. The first trip I took was with my kids. We went to Breckenridge, CO and that was a really nice resort. I’ve been to St. Martin’s and Hawaii. Those experiences have been good especially Hawaii. I’ve been to Kauai once and the main island. We’ve also been to Santa Fe, NM, Myrtle Beach, Orlando and Puerto Vallarta two years in a row. That resort is absolutely amazing.

I attended a GVN presentation first and I did host one party. Those went pretty well. I’ve had actually excellent experience with everybody because I have been on many different times here. There are things that I’ve been looking at toward the time before I got involved with Global and I think the way they contacted me was like I got a phone call and typically I don’t listen to who’s trying to call and he was very polite. He asked me a few questions and asked if he could explain a few things to me, very upfront and I said okay. So he explained a few things to me about if you come to this, come listen to this and you’ll get a 3-day vacation whatever. So I started asking questions because I’m looking into obviously some kind of vacation property and he answered all my questions and everything he had to say I liked so we went to the presentation and that’s when we got involved.

I hosted a party and it went very well. We’ve been involved with Global for quite a while. We’ve also gone on their vacations. We’ve been to Vegas, to Hawaii, to Florida, Orlando several times, to Myrtle Beach, to Gatlinburg, to Hilton Head. We’ve always been very pleased. Some places are better, our favorites, but they have all been acceptable. Some better than others though. The booking process goes very well. I understand how it works and we don’t have any problem getting confirmations and everything worked smoothly. We definitely would recommend them to a friend.

I went to a Global Vacation Network presentation. It was very relaxed, no pressure, just a bunch of people together asking questions and going forward. We’ve gone on quite a few of the vacations and our experience has been very good so far. We went to San Antonio and to Arizona twice and to Cancun, I think it was. We’re just getting ready to go to Hawaii now. The booking process was the simplest thing I ever went through. No problems whatsoever. I just notified them where we wanted to go and they got back to us in a week as to if we had a place and that was it. We have no complaints with Global Vacation Network at all. Very pleasant people to work with, beautiful, clean places.

I hosted a party for Global Vacation Network. It went fine but unfortunately, nobody bought. But the guy did a good presentation. I have gone on many vacations with them, probably 20 or more. I’ve not gone overseas, but I’ve gone all over the country from California to Maine. They’ve all been good.

I went to a presentation and had a great time. I ended up purchasing. I also have gotten numerous of my friends to buy in and they’ve totally enjoyed it. They’ve never had an experience they haven’t liked so far. I wouldn’t have people buy into it or come to my parties if I didn’t think it was a good deal. I’ve thrown 2 parties for Global Vacation Network and the people that I’ve invited have bought five memberships. In fact, three of us are going to gather there to Mexico in March.

We hosted GVN parties. We went to the Ann Arbor, MI office first off and that’s how we found out and then we’ve had parties. The parties are fun and informative. We had plenty of people sign up. The booking process is pretty good. I like the new online setup that they got now. That’s really nice. They have very good staff with them. We recommend. We go on vacations at least 2 or 3 times a year. We went to St. Thomas. We go a lot to Florida. Mostly we’re in Alabama. So those are most of the places we’ve gone at this point. I tell everybody about Global. We vacation more frequently because it’s less expensive.

We attended a GVN presentation about 3 to 5 years ago now and then we hosted one recently. It was good. The hosting one was a little longer than we anticipated it would be. He was a little late because of finding our house. I think he just talked too much. We’ve been members for 3 years. We’ve been to Hawaii and Florida and Arizona and Oregon and Wisconsin and Michigan and Pennsylvania. They’ve all gone well. Each location has its own personality. The booking process was smooth. We understand it pretty well. Once you make a reservation, like if something’s not available that we wanted, once you have an agent, it’s easy to get a hold of them and talk about it and figure it out. The website is pretty cut and dry like pick a place and pick a date. But when you’re talking to people, there’s a little more flexibility. They can say, “Well, we have it available here but not there.” They’re good with that so we appreciate that. I think we get good value and great locations to visit. I would recommend GVN to friends.

We’ve been pretty impressed with our vacations from Global Vacation Network and don’t really have any complaints. We got one coming up in October. I think we’ve done about 4 or 5 years now most. We’ve been to the Smoky Mountains. There was a pine lodge down there for $1000 a night supposedly, and that was nice. We’ve been in Breckenridge and Frisco. Both facilities there were nice. We were at Myrtle Beach right after the fires down there but that didn’t impact us and the beach experience is not my thing but it was nice. We would have been better off going to South Carolina where most of the history was that we were interested in. That’s a 3-hour drive each way down. We did that three different days but we’re going to Meramec next month and Wisconsin. We were also at Carrboro two years ago and my wife really likes that area and it was nice except the weather was cold and spring didn’t spring when it was supposed to but it was good. The facilities have been good.

Actually, I did not really care that much for my experience there with the GVN presentation. But since then, we’ve had home parties. And those are great. It’s more personalized. There was an event that they had us out without an office, when they have a bunch of people there. And it wasn’t a personal. The thing was we had to sit there through all the stuff that we already knew, like they explained the difference between a condo and a hotel. Well, you could stay in the condos forever. We just want them to cut to the chase and get to the deal. And you can do that with your home parties but well, those things, there are so many people there that they have to inform everybody of everything. The only one promo that I even like is the one that they’ve earned through themselves. I don’t like any of the other ones because you had to jump through so many hoops. The good thing is they’ll switch their gift over. I’ve never had any problems with getting them to make sure that I got my gift. But anytime I’ve used a gift that was outside of their control, I’ve never gotten it.

I just hosted a party recently. It went fine. People aren’t able to start now but it’s not that they didn’t want to. They just had issues so they couldn’t put the money down at the moment, but it was fun and informative. The GVN team was also knowledgeable and explained everything to me before doing the party. Very professional. I haven’t gone on any GVN vacation but my husband’s daughter has, and she had a wonderful time.

We went on two vacations this summer to places we booked with Global Vacation. We just went to Gulf Shores in Alabama. We go on two or three every year. Well, it went well. The booking process was reasonable. It’s not like totally easy because we have to give them like where we want to go and I say just come back and say what to have and what do we want, one bedroom or more than one bedroom. It’s just going through the process. I would not say it’s hard. It’s just going through it. And it’s not like, you’d call up and you’re all set. But will going to take up more than one contact. So that’s the only reason really why it’s not “easy”. We’re good with it. We’ve had other people that we know didn’t have good experience, but we’re right there. We like to take vacations just to take vacations, not kind of visit relatives. So it’s been very good for us.

I hosted a GVN presentation not long ago. It was good. We’ve hosted a couple of different parties. We were happy with the promotional options of the Global one. The other one, not too much. We had one where you could stay at a Marriott Hotel or something like that. They have these cute little names and I was not happy with that one. In fact, some of the people that have chosen that one, they all were calling me and saying, “Nothing worked.” The people were very rude and they weren’t flexible at all. Everybody that took that one basically just didn’t get a gift at all, including us. The Global one, however, is what I tell everybody to use because that one is good, flexible and they work with you in places and dates. And if you change your mind, they will probably try to be as accommodating as they can be.

I hosted a presentation and it was great. We love Global Vacation Network! We’ve been on just two trips so far on their properties and they’ve always worked out very, very well!

I went to a GVN presentation in Grand Rapids over 7 yrs ago. It was very informative and a pretty good experience. I’ve always had a good experience in booking with them. I’ve gone on vacation to St. Martins and it was great, really great. They’re good!

I attended a Global Vacation presentation originally when we bought this in 1996 or 1998. Since then we went to Hawaii 3 times and we’re going to Maui and Kauai with them this year. We’ve been to Florida 4 times with this program. We’ve been up to north Michigan twice and Myrtle Beach once last fall. The experience was good. They don’t owe us a penny. If they went out to business, we’d be just fine. We’ve gotten our money’s worth and then some.

We’ve been with Global Vacation Network for 8 years. We hosted a presentation at our house in the middle of last month. It was fun, informative and began on time. They gave a seven-day vacation. It was like a paper that had 4 or 5 different things you could pick from. And then we got $50 for a couple that came, up to four couples.

I attended a Global Vacation Network presentation 11 years ago and it was fun and informative. We don’t go on vacations very often. We’ve only gone on a couple. We went to Branson, MO and Williamsburg, VA, and they were fun. We also went to Hawaii. For $97 a week, you can’t beat it!

We’ve been members of GVN for a long time, at least 10 years. In fact, it was right after our oldest son graduated from high school and that was in 1997. We’ve been to Hawaii multiple times. We’ve also been to Myrtle Beach. And so far they went fine.

We did the GVN presentation about six or seven years ago. We’ve taken probably five or six vacations with GVN since then. It was one or two a year. We’ve been to Vegas. We’ve been to Florida. We’ve been to California. We have a trip scheduled in January to Cancun. Yeah, we have nothing but good things to say!

It was the first time we’ve ever done anything like this but the GVN presentation itself seemed pretty realistic and pretty reasonable and fair. And then after the presentation, they took us back to the sales pitch area to speak with the sales representative. It went pretty well. We ended up paying far more than what we could have paid and I’m not sure if that’s just because of poor negotiating on our part. I’m not sure but I mean, we paid roughly $7000 for our package. Well, we haven’t had a problem since we’ve owned the package, I guess.

A few years ago we went to a intro meeting for Global connections in Tinley Park, Illinois. We were told/shown all the wonderful places we could visit at world class resorts, that the lifetime membership is to share with family and friends, and that we would have worldwide accessibility, and if they didn't have a facility/resort/hotel in a place we wanted to visit they could utilize the other time share organizations to find us somewhere to stay. Not a problem they told us. To date we have never been able to use this program. I called 7 months ahead this year to book a place anywhere in Greece. Anywhere! They said that they would get back to me. Finally they left me a message to say everything was already booked!! I called back and asked how could there be nowhere in Greece? Early April is the very start of the season, the Mediterranean is not even warm. I know Greece well.

The presentation was fun and informative. It’s been a long time ago. We’ve actually been on several vacations. They were good. We’ve been very pleased with the Global travel agent. I can’t remember her name, actually. But anyway, I talked to her almost every day there for a while. Very helpful, courteous. I talked to Marcia in Florida. She did a good job. So they were very good about keeping us informed and answering all the questions and going over and above the call of duty sometimes.

We’ve gone on vacations with Global Vacation Network. My experience with them has been great actually. The places look exactly like they did online which I think is the first time it has ever happened to me. The presentation was fun and informative and it started on time when they said it’s going to start. The GVN team on the phone was knowledgeable and easy to contact. To sum it up, it was a fabulous experience!

We have taken vacations with Global Vacation Network. We like Global very, very well. I could probably count up a number of vacations we’ve taken but it's many and there was only one place that we didn’t care for. Everything else was very satisfactory and if they couldn’t provide us what we requested, frequently they would find another property; whether it was with Wyndham or an RCI exchange they’d put us, they’d put a lease of and that was always lovely too. So we have been very satisfied with Global.

My talk with Global Vacation on the phone in making reservations has been very good. No issues. I did attend the presentation years ago and it was informative. We felt it was good to the point where we decided to buy it, buying into the program. Overall, it’s been a good experience.

I talked with John the presenter and we ended up sitting down and working through the process with him. He asked me how I liked his presentation and I said, “It was informative but what I would do is cut it down into 10 minutes and then I move right in to moving people into your product, ‘cause I think you have a wonderful product.”

It will be two years in November since we signed up with Global Discovery. We had a lot of questions when we were there at the presentation and in looking around the room as after we met with our individual counselor, we think that we were like the last couple there. They were very patient with us and they answered all of our questions. I will say in the very beginning, I think it was somewhat difficult to get a hold of them simply because you seem to have to go through a number of channels. Sometimes their hours aren't always convenient when you work full-time and by the time you get home and realize it it's like, 'Oh, shoot. They're closed.'

Our overall experience with GVN was good although we did not go to the presentation.

I have been a member with GVN for many years. It was fine. I didn't have any issues. The GVN team are easy to contact and knowledgeable. I think they're friendly and I think they have great customer service. It was just a little difficult trying to find a place because we had so many people that were going with us so we were kind of battling back and forth trying to find a place to stay. I always recommend GVN.

The only time that I contacted GVN was when we were making reservations. We've gotten this foreign lady. Her name is Nirce and I can't understand her. I keep saying 'What?' And I finally have to call back and said, 'I need somebody who can speak English.' I hate to be biased, but I can't understand what she's saying. I got someone else and she was very knowledgeable and easy to work with. In fact, she said it'll be fine if I asked for her in the future. I think it worked out okay. I almost hate to say anything about it.

Do not join this vacation network. It is a scam!! Beware!!

A gentleman called me and he was very very nice, helpful and apologetic. He gave me solutions that I could've taken but I just wasn't aware of. He walked me through all of that, the different things that could've been done. He apologized that they didn't take care of it when my husband called because of a mix up. And they did do a financial restitution to it also. That was very generous.

Me and my wife enjoyed the GVN presentation quite a bit. It was informative and entertaining. Promotional wise, we haven't gotten to actually take the vacation part that was with that. The tablet is okay, but we haven't really gotten to do both of the promotional items yet. The team is very knowledgeable and explained the process.

I attended the GVN presentation. Well, I joined so it was successful. I have been very, very satisfied. I just want to keep it like it was the best kept secret, I guess sometimes.

They were offering a tablet. It's not the Apple operating system. It's the other one. . It's what really caught my eye and then so I really wanted that. That's why I went to their presentation. But that was pretty cheap so I ended up like discarding it. Then the other thing they offered was like a free vacation. That ended up being pretty crappy because you have to do it at certain times and I just work so we couldn't accommodate that either. I guess the prizes were kind of worthless to us, but that's why I went in the first place. I didn't think that I was going to go in there and participate, but they were fine. The GVN team has been very accommodating and satisfactory.

I went up to a presentation. I'm sure it did begin on time. It was informative and it was a positive thing. We ended up with the roundtrip, it was the plane fare, promo. We didn't use it because it didn't work out. There were so many conditions on a plane fare that we couldn't use it in conjunction with the vacation.

The people from Global Vacation Network have always been very courteous and very wonderful. We use our vacation weeks and we're also planning on taking a cruise really soon. The condos have been very, very nice. When I request something, they made the time exactly what I needed. I have not had anything except very, very nice experiences with them. I have recommended them to a friend.

The GVN presentation went really well. It was long time ago but I'm sure it did begin on time. Out of all the promotional options, my favorite was probably the one where they offered us a three week or having a party or having people in. We've never had a problem. I've always been pleased. If there was a problem, if there was something that wasn't available, they always work to get something else. They've always been very nice.

When we first heard about them, we went to a friend's house. We were supposed to get some kind of weekend voucher and some restaurant card. We got the card settled but I don't have the vouchers for a free vacation - a week of vacation. Nobody that went to the presentation got it. I am aware that we were supposed to get both and we only got the restaurant card, not the week vacation like the kids said that we will be getting for going to that presentation.

Don't waste your time with this company. They continually change their methods, approaches and prizes to get you to sit through a lecture, which upon completion, you do not receive your end of the deal. Lastly, your information is not safe with them. Soon after, the cell number I used was continually being called by other marketers. Coincidence, eh?

During the one on one presentation, they asked you where you like to vacation. We told the salesman, Dave **, that we travel regularly to Traverse City. He went to the computer and told us that they currently have an agreement with Pinestead Reef Resort. We were sold as we thought that at least we could use this location or something similar. When we tried to book something in Traverse City, we were told that they did not have an agreement with Pinestead Reef Resort nor did they ever have an agreement with this resort. They do not have an agreement with anyone even close to Traverse City beachfront. They find out your locations of interest then they tell you what you want to hear.

We purchased their package for $4,500.00, and have not been able to get any deal. We contacted our credit card (American Express) and have not been able to get our money back. I can not find purchase items to meet my expectations. The travel hotel card is a joke, as they think Motel 6 is okay. We want our money back! How do we do this?

The entire process is a ripoff. The gifts they do offer are garbage in quality. The airline tickets cost you as much as a sale ticket when you are done. They offer limited use and a lot of stipulations. The company is not rated, as stated. They do not follow-up on any complaints.

If you attend, the company states that you will receive "free" gifts with no obligation to purchase their vacation services for $12,900. The only problem is that these gifts aren't "free". You need to pay service fees to claim them, up to $150.00. They call themselves a company that prides themselves on "word of mouth". However, they have no business cards. And they lied about saying that they were rated an "A" company by the BBB when in fact they are a "D".

My wife and I went to a presentation about a Vacation Time Share in Orlando, FL. We went mainly because of the incentives. I will admit there was no hard sell. Before you read any further, I know the old saying, "If it's too good to be true, it probably isn't." Fortunately, we didn't get screwed like other people may. We were told one of the incentives was a free five-day trip to anywhere in the U.S. which included a round-trip plane fare and a three-day stay at a resort. We had to send in a coupon indicating where we wanted to go and send in a $50.00 per person refundable money order as "good faith". The money order was to be sent certified mail. Unfortunately, I missed the certified mail part.

got a phone call from this young women at 9:56am on my cel phone(private)at work stating that she is representing a law firm and that I owe for global vacation networks. I started to tell her that my wife and I attended this vacation 90 minute presentation and signed up. We were never presented with the "free gifts" and after making 3 payments stopped, as we had felft that they were diseptive and misleading, and especially after we sent by fedx the paperwork directly to receive the vacation vouchers, and the fedx package was refused.