Grand Solmar Timeshare Shares 3 Scams to Avoid this Holiday Season
Cabo San Lucas, Mexico (PRWEB) November 26, 2014 -- The Grand Solmar Timeshare scam prevention squad knows that scammers are always on the lookout for new ways that they can take advantage of travelers. However, these efforts are even more concentrated during the holiday months of November and December. This is because many individuals and families will take trips during this time period, giving scammers the perfect target for a holiday con. Here are some of the best ways to spot a holiday vacation scam and how to avoid them.
1. Always read the fine print.
No matter what time of the year vacationers travel, they should always read the fine print for every travel-related expense they make. Whether it’s paying for a hotel, renting a car, participating in an activity or purchasing a large-ticket item, it is important to carefully read all of the fine print and be on the lookout for anything that may seem suspicious. Vacationers should always be on the alert for any sort of hidden charges shares the Grand Solmar Timeshare scam prevention squad. This includes hidden fees of any sort whether it be taxes, parking fees, service fees or any other of a variety of hidden charges that can make a vacation extra pricey.
2. Never pay in cash.
When going on vacation, it is important to make large purchases with credit cards. Fraudulent companies have been known to take travelers’ money and run. When transactions are made in cash, it is nearly impossible to dispute the charges. However, when purchasing large items with credit cards, fraudulent charges can be disputed. Furthermore, the Grand Solmar scam prevention squad shares that hotel reservations, cruise, car rental and airline reservations should always be confirmed by email, text message or a call from the traveler.
3. Always go with one’s gut.
If something seems like too good of a deal to be true, it usually is shares the Grand Solmar Timeshare scam prevention squad. Be wary of any company offering free flights, free cruises or free hotel stays without some kind of qualifier, such as attending a presentation, or paying a fee. In the digital age, scammers are going after travelers via email, utilizing familiar hacked emails or email addresses that seem to be legitimate in order to target unsuspecting travelers.
For more of the best scam avoidance advice in the travel industry today, contact the Grand Solmar Timeshare scam prevention squad.
Grand Solmar Contact Information:
http://grandsolmarresort.com/
Av. Solmar No. 1A Col. Centro
Cabo San Lucas, BCS, México
C.P. 23450
Email: info(at)solmar(dot)com(dot)mx
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