VACATION RELATED CONTESTS AND PRIZES

A law suit has been filed by Gainey & McKenna against Vacation Station, LLC, Leisure Path Vacation Club, Leisure Path, Inc., Bluegreen Travel Company, Bluegreen Corporation and related companies in New Jersey. The case involves alleged violations of the Consumer Fraud Act and/or other applicable laws.

Specifically, the allegations are that the companies noted would contact consumers and inform them that they have won any one of several prizes, but that in order to redeem the free prize the "winner" had to agree to participate in a sales presentation, usually regarding the purchase or lease of real-estate, purchasing a membership in a vacation or travel club, or some similar product/service.

If you were a contacted by any of the above noted businesses and were informed that you won a prize, we would like to hear from you whether or not you attended the sales presentation or received a prize. Although the case has been filed in New Jersey, we are also looking for possible victims residing elsewhere in the United States. Please click the link below to submit your complaint so we can review your matter.

Complaints about other Vacation Clubs, Contests, etc.

Counsel has also expressed interest in investigating other complaints regarding Vacation Clubs, Promotions, and Contests. In general, while many of these companies may operate legitimately, we are looking for complainants for possible action where any of the following may have occurred:

1) Company said you won a free vacation, but then you had to pay for it.
2) Company said you won a free vacation, but you had to pay the taxes and/or port fees for the trip in advance.
3) Company said you won a discounted vacation but they didn't tell you that you had to sit through a three hour high pressure real estate pitch to qualify.
4) Company told me you could travel anytime you wanted as long as they had 30 days notice, but when you tried to book my trip you couldn't get the dates you needed.
5) Company told you that you had to make my decision right then and there during the unsolicited phone call, that you could not get a return call or call back - only "One opportunity per person" (High Pressure Sales).
6) Company said they wouldn't run the credit card charge for a month and they ran it the very same day you gave them the number.
7) You never received any prize as described in the sales presentation.

Register your Vacation Contest Consumer Fraud Case

If you feel that you have been subjected to or victimized by the kinds of situations noted above, please click the link below to submit your complaint and it will be forwarded to attorneys specifically interested in this matter.