Anyone heard of, or have expertise with ACS Vacation Club?

[dognose]

we are not in this vacation club, but recently participated in a zoom call with them for the promotional "gift", which I am thinking may/will be be iffy.
But I was not doing anything anyway and wanted to hear their pitch. My wife is good and the "hard NO" response from these folks. (sometimes to me too, big time bummer)


Their URL for the web site:
https://acsvacationgroup.com
https://acsvacationgroup.com/
I've read the AI generated reviews and some other comments. If you have had direct interaction with them, I am curious.

 

[DizzyDigger]

 

[robertk]

I would run far and fast from anything “vacation club” or “timeshare”.

 

[dognose]

We listened to part of their sales job then tuned out.

 

[Red-Coat]

Although using the web address https://acsvacation.com/ the following relates to the same company as the one you referenced (company logo is identical).

They have been reported to the US Better Business Bureau’s ‘Scam Tracker’. Consumers report receiving mailers advertising "complimentary" trips, which actually require hidden port fees, taxes, and strict restrictions in fine print. One example:

Description
I received a postcard in the mail saying they were offering a free cruise or plane tickets if you sit through a presentation. After delays and 90 minutes later, they said an email will arrive the next day for the voucher. After reading the small print, there is an $50 activation to redeem the certificate. Then under terms and conditions, there is an additional $217 per person and applicable fees and taxes just to redeem the same certificate. This was definitely preying on the elderly who may not read the information.

https://www.bbb.org/scamtracker/lookupscam/1373401?returnTo=/scamtracker/lookupscam?view=map