Can you share some Marriott Vacation Club horror stories related to sales tactics?

Another common horror story could be about the difficulty in booking desired dates. Members might find that when they try to book during peak seasons, there are no available units despite being promised certain booking privileges. It seems that the system is overbooked or not well - managed in terms of inventory. Also, some have reported problems with the quality of the accommodations. They expected a certain standard based on the Marriott brand, but found that the rooms were not well - maintained, with things like broken furniture or malfunctioning appliances.

Well, there have been instances where members had problems with the points system. They thought they had enough points for a certain type of accommodation or length of stay, but then found out that due to some complex rules and changes in the system, they couldn't get what they wanted. It's like a bait - and - switch situation, which is really annoying.

One sales horror story I know is about a salesman who promised a client a very short delivery time without checking with the production team. When the time came, the product wasn't ready at all. The client was furious and cancelled the order, and the salesman lost his commission.

Sure. A lot of junior enlisted members were able to take their first vacations with their families thanks to the affordable options of the Armed Forces Vacation Club. It gave them a chance to bond outside of the military base environment.

Some people have horror stories like unexpected high maintenance fees. They sign up thinking it's a good deal, but then the fees keep increasing year after year, putting a strain on their budget.

One horror story is when a customer ordered a custom - made sofa. They were promised delivery in 4 weeks. After 6 weeks, there was no sign of the sofa. When they called the store, the salesperson kept giving excuses like production delays and shipping issues. Finally, when the sofa arrived, it was the wrong color.

Sure. One horror story is about a traveler who booked a hotel in a popular Mexican beach town. When they arrived, the hotel was overbooked and they were sent to a completely different and much shabbier place miles away. Another is a tourist who got food poisoning from a street vendor and was sick for days during their precious vacation time.

A friend of mine went to Mexico for a beach vacation. She got really sick from the food she ate at a local restaurant. She had to be rushed to the hospital and spent a few days there instead of enjoying her time at the beach. She said it was the worst experience ever. She was constantly vomiting and had a really high fever. The medical bills were also quite expensive, which added to the horror of the whole situation.

One horror story could be about accommodation. A traveler booked a 'nice' hotel online but when they arrived in Cuba, the place was filthy. The sheets were stained, and there were bugs everywhere. It completely ruined their vacation mood.

One of my vacation horror stories was when I went camping. It started to rain heavily in the middle of the night. Our tent leaked like crazy, and all our stuff got wet. We had to huddle in the car for the rest of the night, shivering and uncomfortable.