In March of 2009 my now x-wife and I answered an advertisement that was too good to be true. Some sort of video camera and all we had to do was sit through a vacation package presentation. This was close to home in Fort Collins, CO. To be honest the two of us are perfect marks for unsavory offers since we both default to trust and believing what we are being told. You've heard it before high-pressure techniques, checking with the manager, etc. We got a great deal on 4 weeks/year of SUPER discounted condominium rentals and cruises and rebates, etc. We thought we had secured a lifetime of vacations for our family.
We discussed the safety of a 3 business day revision period and everything was in the membership packet.When we got home and found lots of stories of others being duped like us - we were going to use our get of stupid choices 3-day revision option. Nothing in the membership kit and no one is answering the phone on Sunday.

Time passes and we accept our lumps and don't pursuit any longer.
A year later we are contacted about the recurring annual renewal fee. $199 + 5% a year every year. We are not going to spend any more money on this bad choice and the person emailing us from SeaLand Travel says the membership is for a lifetime but the dues are elective. So we elect to never pay them.
Eleven years later I get a final notice for my past due annual membership fees. And now SeaLand offers a "Mutual Separation" option to buy yourself out of the travel club.
The check has been cashed on the $4700 dollars from 12 years ago - shame on me --- Can anyone HELP get me out of these recurring membership fees. We've never used the service and never will. All help is appreciated.

We discussed the safety of a 3 business day revision period and everything was in the membership packet.When we got home and found lots of stories of others being duped like us - we were going to use our get of stupid choices 3-day revision option. Nothing in the membership kit and no one is answering the phone on Sunday.

Time passes and we accept our lumps and don't pursuit any longer.
A year later we are contacted about the recurring annual renewal fee. $199 + 5% a year every year. We are not going to spend any more money on this bad choice and the person emailing us from SeaLand Travel says the membership is for a lifetime but the dues are elective. So we elect to never pay them.
Eleven years later I get a final notice for my past due annual membership fees. And now SeaLand offers a "Mutual Separation" option to buy yourself out of the travel club.
The check has been cashed on the $4700 dollars from 12 years ago - shame on me --- Can anyone HELP get me out of these recurring membership fees. We've never used the service and never will. All help is appreciated.
