Deputy Attorney General, Nicholas Kant, of the New Jersey Department of Law and Public Safety, has investigated Sundance Vacations for violations of the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act, N.J.S.A. 56:8-1 et seq. (“CFA”) and/or the regulations promulgated thereunder, N.J.A.C. 13:45A-1.1 et seq. (“CFA” Regulations). ...read more

I am employed by Sundance, and all are correct NOTHING is free, and if I may add... we never present our vacation as FREE. We give COMPLIMENTARY vacations to those who are WANT to recieve them. All have the ability to say NO ! I would be considered fortunate if offered such a wonderful opportunity! It is sad to see such harsh words about such a wonderful company ! ...read more

I am informed that Sundance Vacations is closing two of its’ high pressure sales offices, one being in Wisconsin. Obviously, companies do not close successful branch offices unless, of course, it’s the result of constant consumer complaints. Wisconsin has an unconditional 3-day right of cancellation but Sundance Vacations just refuses to comply with the law, just as they refuse to comply with the “Do Not Call” provisions. Also, the Wisconsin Better Business Bureau revoked their accreditation. See: http://www.bbb.org/wisconsin/business-reviews/travel-agencies-and-bureaus/sundance-vacations-in-brookfield-wi-6000212/ (Copy & paste into your browser) This nefarious organization somehow thinks that free enterprise is the same as a license to scam people! It seems that the regulatory agencies are getting tired of the overwhelming consumer complaints and Sundance Vacations is on the run! ...read more

This company will not accept no for an answer and will continue to call, Theresa is the name we were given. Don't fall for this scam, nothing is free................... ...read more

Here is the verification link: http://www.bbb.org/wisconsin/business-reviews/travel-agencies-and-bureaus/sundance-vacations-in-brookfield-wi-6000212/ ...read more

This company called me and told me I won a FREE TRIP at a MILWAUKEE BREWERS GAME! Needless to say, I didn't reply and it seems they are a total scam and trying to sell vacations in these hard times! Stay away... ...read more

The woman offered me a cheaper deal on the vacations and tried to convice me that this was something that was "Good for my Family" I then told her to cancel my contract on the basis of omission of the facts about what the travel trips really included, or I would possibley have to take legal action due to the omission of the details and the invalid statements of the presentation, execution and wording of my contract. It wasn't until I mentioned anything legal that she agreed to cancel. I think that local comsumers need to know the details of the operation of this company before they walk innocently into their office thinking that the won a free trip. Please GOOGLE the company name. You'll find a slew of similar experiences. Fortunately I was able to get out of my contract before I lost any money, but others may not. My advice... "There Ain't NO FREE"... don't waste your time. Check out this thread.. http://www.scam.com/showthread.php?p=328828 ...read more

Well, once home I went to the companies web site and did some research (which I later regretted doing after the fact). There were two lines in the contract that stated exceptions for additional costs and "Peak Season travel and Black out dates etc." Turns out these times are 80-90% of the year and the cost to use your trips at those times is significantly higher. The reviews all over the internet (except those testimonials on the companies website) all state similar experiences with a deceptive company that is legit and registered with the BBB, but scams customers by omission. I Cancelled my check to the company that night and made a call to their customer service department the next day, trying to clarify my concerns. ...read more

I recently had an experience with a "travel" company in Brookfield, WI. After entering a contest at a promotional booth at the Milwaukee ZOO to win a "Free Ford Expedition or $50,000" I received a call that I had "WON a trip to the Bahamas" and that all I had to do was come to the travel companies office and listen to an introduction to their company with no obligation to purchase and I would receive my free trip. Well my husband and I went to the office and listened to a intro and sales pitch that was quite convincing and seemed legit and reasonable. We were convinced during a high pressure sales pitch... which was like the most stresseful used car deal you can imagine..into purchasing a vacation package that included 12 vacations for $3600, supposedly anywhere in the US at one of this "whole sale companies Luxury resorts". I thoroughly read the details of the contract we signed and left feeling somewhat shocked that this company could offer such an opportunity. ...read more