Forever Grand Vacations LLC

STAY AWAY from this company they are a SCAM and are fraudulent. They lie to get your money. We followed the contract to rescind and they have not paid us back a penny that they owe us. They have changed their company name; Was Travel More Now and now Forever Grand Vacations. How many other names did they have to avoid lawsuits....STAY AWAY! DO NOT buy ANYTHING from them!!!!!!!! more

We attended a heavy duty sales presentation at Forever Grand Vacations in April 2013 (nobody makes you go) and signed up. We spoke with the Travel to Go people and realised it was not a good fit for us so having read online complaints we returned our package with trepidation. However, we were treated with courtesy and respect and two weeks later our credit card was credited as promised. more

Forever Grand Vacations refused to allow us to attend their presentation when we met all 10 of their qualifications and also refused to refund the $75.00 we were promised.\r \r We were sold this deal by a place across the street called Market Source. They first sold us show tickets and then said that if we attended this presentation given by Forever Grand Vacations we would get the tickets discounted by $75.00. We thought ""what the heck""; We had nothing planned for the next morning anyway, and were interested in what kind of vacation deal these people were selling.\r \r Too make a long story as short as possible when we showed up for the presentation they looked at our driver licenses and had us take a seat for the next half hour. After they had herded everyone else out of the waiting room they told us that we were not eligible for the presentation. Asking why, they said that our addresses on our driver licenses did not match. (My Significant other and I have been Cohabitating for the last 4 years. My driver more

While in Branson, MO. Forever Grand Vacations refused to allow us to attend their presentation when we met all 10 of their qualifications and also refused to refund the $75.00 we were promised.\r \r We were sold this deal by a place across the street called Market Source. They first sold us show tickets and then said that if we attended this presentation given by Forever Grand Vacations we would get the tickets discounted by $75.00. We thought ""what the heck""; We had nothing planned for the next morning anyway, and were interested in what kind of vacation deal these people were selling.\r \r Too make a long story as short as possible when we showed up for the presentation they looked at our driver licenses and had us take a seat for the next half hour. After they had herded everyone else out of the waiting room they told us that we were not eligible for the presentation. Asking why, they said that our addresses on our driver licenses did not match. (My Significant other and I have been Cohabitating for the last 4 years. My driver more

My wife and I were in Branson, MO last week and attended the group seminar. It is my hope you are reading this prior to attending a presentation because you are doing your homework ahead of time. Good for you. The lady who put on the presentation was elderly and retired from 35 years of teaching. This is to give you the impression she is honest and trustworthy. Guess again. The Travel To Go sounds great but is surely too good to be true. It started out as a $10,000 fee along with a one time $350.00 processing fee and an annual membership fee of $199.00. After the presentation a guy believe it or not named honest Abe started to make his pitch. He said he would wave the $350 processing fee, reduce the cost to $3500 and give us the first year membership free. We didn't bite on that so he asked if either of us were veterans and we said no. My wife mentioned that her deceased father was and we instantly got another discount. Now were at $2100. We still said no because I had never heard of this company before and was not about to fork over that amount of money without researching it first. When I got home I did and wow what a bunch of BS this deal is. Do your own research and you will agree. The only positive that came out of this is that we were promised $120.00 to attend the presentation and we actually received it, so I felt we kinda scammed them. I also found it interesting that right next door to their location was a sign that said Timeshare Liquidators. Do you think that was just coincidence? more

We went in to Branson on a deal where our info was sold to Forever Grand Vacation FGV. They did thier scam presentation and convinced us to buy for $3044. I have read where most people paid $9995. We got the ""good"" deal... yeah right. We travel several times a year and have been to many countries and plan on doing a lot more traveling the Lord willing. So at first looked like a good deal. Then we tried to use it. Nothing worked at they stated in the presentation. We tried the major event tickets like Six Flags Over Texas That is major enough for a discount...not. Then we tried to book a Bahamas trip and were told that Breezes Resorts are not a major enough resort ....no savings there... We tried to book a Seoul to DFW airline ticket and no response at all.... So we asked for a refund and then the run around started. There are two people on here that recomend them well they are probably employees getting checks from them. You can read all about FGV and Travel to Go on Better Biz Bureau complaints after complaints. If it sounds to good to be true it is.... Kevin Bradford krb79110@yahoo more

I have a hearing dog that accompanies me and assisists me because I'm hearing impaired. I went in to attend a presentation and Ashley the receptionist immediately told me that I could not attend with my dog. I tried to show her a copy of the ADA laws and she refused to look at them. She said she was getting management. I called the marketing company that set it up. They had to call the place before they reluctantly agreed to allow me in. Even if I wanted to buy anything, I wouldn't have. They embarassed me and were rude. Shame on them. more

Forever Grand Vacations (FGV) makes their false sales promises on a white board they quickly erase & there are NO printed handouts. They convinced us to sign a $9.995 contract & not notice the contract disavows any verbal promises. The FGV contract DOES NOT promise any performance only invokes 3rd party companies. Attempted to have Bank of America (BofA) reverse credit charge & FGV successfully argued that everything is a 3rd party problem & they are not at fault (no BofA credit reversal). For same prices, go to MontroseTravel website & save $9,995. Pros: no value in promises Cons: $9,995 contract for mostly free services more

We went to Forever Grand Vacations this spring break and found them to be very helpfull in the way they found us our hotel and show tickets .We went to see the Haygoods and they got us 3rd row seats center stage. Thanks Forever Grand Vacations more

Vacation companies deal with thousands of customers every year.\r So you get 2 or 3 customers that are unhappy and they post their comments on the internet.\r How do you even know if these people are real customers or just ex-employees?\r I would make up my own mind by visiting one of these companies, rather than relying on anonymous sources of information. more

my name is doug. my wife and i joined forever grand vacations last year around june. since then we have been on two cruises and stayed for a week in a condo in branson. we view the people there as friends that truely helped us.\r \r i personally am offended by the lies published about them on the web by cowards who hide behind user names.\r \r if you want help to vacation more for less money...go see forever grand vacations! Pros: best prices ive found anywhere Cons: havent seen one more

This travel club is a total scam I was ripped of for $4,500 by Robert Tuck the supposed vice president of coast to coast. I found out he is an ex con and a compulsive liar. Buyer beware. more

Beware of Forever Grand Vacations (1316 West Hwy 76),that is renamed from Travel More Now at the same business address. Travel More Now (TMN) has well over 250 complaints filed with the Missouri Attorney General. Owner James Kilroy closed TMN and reopened Forever Grand Vacations (FGV) at the same location with the same travel club & timeshare sales scams. The FGV complaints are again being filed with the Missouri Attorney General. The only difference is they are now charging up to $9,995 for the same non-delivery of promises. Cons: $9,995 contract for undelivered savings promises. more

They make a great presentation about how they own the discount travel companies, sush as, Expedia, Hotwire, etc and can provide discounts without the commissions charged by the dicounters. They delay there fax to their agent, ""Coast ot Coast"" for a week so you will not find out that they are fraudulant within the three day recission period, hence they will not give you your money back. . Pros: Great presentation Cons: Do not provide travel discounts claimed more

Went to Forever Grand Vacation only to listen to a bunch of CHEESE! Complete scam! Was pitched total cheeseball sales garb of nothing but lies. Upon asking detailed questions regarding their supposed ""offer"" - they all scrambled to get answers from their makeshift office. The place is set up as if they are ready to bolt at any momment out of fear! No professional sales literature....what? Ask to see their so called ""condo book"". If you love the early 1980's, you will love the condo's that these tools have to sell you a deal on. If anything, we had the best seats for the most hilarious show in Branson. I highly recommend it if you're in the mood for some cheese. LOL! Cons: SCAM more