Virgin Hot Air Balloon Trips
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Virgin Hot Air Balloon Trips
Can you still sue a company for a product that is advertised as non-refundable.?
Virgin hot air balloon trips....the flight you,ll never get because they will always claim bad weather conditions.One big money making scam.Thousands have fallen for this ri-off.
Virgin hot air balloon trips. The trip you,re very unlikely to get.They will say the weather is poor and despite a fine,sunny day they will blame the wind.Oh yes. They have your money and make more on phone calls on people trying to get a flight or to rebook a flight.There are thousands who have been caught out on this. Time to expose this money making scam!!
What does the company say before you pay? Is it "depends on the weather?" or similar..even so, it would be an unreasonable contract term if the ride could not be taken within a "reasonable" time. If weather conditions have to be absolutely perfect, Virgin should say this up front...I'd say there is a case for breach of contract by Virgin here ...it might be worth pursuing, though as someone else suggests, a class action would have more clout.
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Virgin Hot Air Balloon Flight Part 1
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Like anything there are defintely legitimate ones and I'm sure a few phonies. All the big name places like Westgate, Summerbay etc.. are totall legit and the tickets are real. But on that note I would like to say I would NEVER go to a time share thing again. Unless you are staying in florida for an extended period of time it is a complete waste of a day (yes I do mean day) and a severe headache. They tell you it will only take 90 minutes, which is complete bull you are lucky if you are done in 3 hours. And you cannot just leave beacuse they dont give you the tickets until they say they are done. Also they are extremely pushy. And I don't mean like just pushy I mean PUSHY. You truly have never seen anything like it. THey will argue with you, insult you etc.. and again if you want to see those tickets you just have to take it.. there is no saying no. Really I would just spend the money rather than waste a half a day of my trip and being miserable
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