Global Vacation Network Reviews

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.