Endless Vacation-rentalsReviews of endless-vacation-rentals.com

A company called "endless getaways" calls me multiple times a day, from different numbers, and always a different person. I have asked multiple times to be put on a do not call list. I never answer numbers that aren't local anymore, but they sometimes call from local numbers. It's become harrassment at this point. I'm not sure what else to do since there doesn't seem to be any record kept on their end, they just keep passing/selling the contact information from one list to another. There should be some way to stop them.

They have called me over 20 times and I have made it clear I am not interested, I have asked to be taken off the list, I am on the do not call regerstry and have reported them, however they keep calling. Note they change number each time they call and sometimes introduce themselves as "Great Vacations" or "Vacation Geteaway". FULL SCAM COMPANY

Very MISLEADING. Yes, I fell for it. Yes, I've booked my 3 nights. Yes, you have 18 months to use. Too bad you can't see all the restricted/blacked-out dates first. Mostly available during winter months (undesirable weather conditions). I wouldn't do it again. Maybe better dates are available if you agree to the upsell offers. Here is the reply to my posting on Facebook. Thanks for your comment, David, on one of our Endless Luxury Facebook posts! 👋 I'm Isabelle, Endless Luxury's Ai 🤖 travel assistant, here to help you with any questions. Feel free to ask me anything! If you want to see offers for a specific destination, just type the name of the destination 📍 you'd like more information on. You can also swipe below to select a destination. Still trying to upsell.

I'm writing to warn others about my experience with Wyndham. In January 2025, stranded in Georgia with a broken-down truck, I called for a hotel room and got transferred to promotions offering a free three-night stay for attending their presentation. I scheduled it for May at North Myrtle Beach.  The sales pitch emphasized this wasn't a typical timeshare they promised flexible vacations and major savings. Their numbers were grossly inflated. When I asked about exit options, they discouraged me from considering exit services, making me feel trapped.  The original price was nearly $40,000, but after negotiations it dropped to $21,000. They immediately processed a Wyndham credit card application and used the limit for my $1,700 down payment without properly explaining the financing. Now I'm paying $600 monthly, and the full commitment has hit hard. Nobody mentioned South Carolina's five day cancellation period, something I absolutely should have been told.  In June, Wyndham Travel promised I could rent my timeshare for triple returns on my $2,500 investment. That income never materialized—just another empty promise.  In August, RCI called about a cruise package wanting $300 down. I'd just buried my father who had no life insurance and explained I was tapped out. The representative became hostile and hung up on me. When I complained to Wyndham corporate, they simply referred me back to RCI instead of addressing my concerns.  This has been a financial nightmare built on misleading tactics, undisclosed cancellation rights, false income promises, and dismissive service during a family crisis. I deeply regret this purchase and feel deliberately misled into a $21,000 burden I cannot afford.

We spent 2 hours in a scam like resort. They suckered in by scratching a ticket. We lost all that time in Aruba ,when we had only 5 hours to explore. What a wasted time please don't be like us and get sucked in this scam.

Wyndham offers these certificate "resort vacation certificates" by Endless Vacation Rentals. They don't give you those details that are important when you are trying to book a vacation. I got the impression that it is left-over inventory. The window to book is "you travel within 30 days. It is used to get you to attend their presentations as a gift but IT IS NOT A GIFT. It is a scam!

If I could give ZERO stars I would! My boyfriend and I “Won” a “FREE” vacation to anywhere last year when we were in Aruba. All we’d have to do is pay $350.00. Had to sit through a Timeshare meeting… Brought the ticket to our travel agent, come to find out, NOT ONLY is this too good to be true, But, It would COST MORE to go through them than it would to pay for the vacation ourselves. You can ONLY go to ALL INCLUSIVE RESORTS, Those resorts WITH the “Free trip” cost almost $1,000 a night PER PERSON!!! We did the pricing WITHOUT said “Free trip” and it was almost $3,000 LESS!!! It’s a SCAM! DO NOT FALL FOR THIS! And DO NOT PAY ANYTHING! We definitely didn’t! We were HIGHLY DISAPPOINTED when we found out about it though. Because we were excited to plan our next trip, but clearly that didn’t happen. STAY AWAY!!!

I would also give this a zero I would also give this a zero! While in Aruba someone stopped us on the street and told us to open a ticket in front of them claiming one of us won a rare prize but had to wait for it to be scratched on a weekday morning. When we arrived we were supposed to sit through a timeshare similar presentation. All a Scam! They were mad when nobody would purchase so we proceeded to scratch our prize which was a trip for two anywhere just had to pay the taxes. Upon visiting the website it directs you to, the website is a fake and you are unable to purchase any travel! If anyone asks you to open these ignore them and hand them back! It’s a scam to make you sit for two and a half hours when it was only supposed to be for one hour!!! Scammers.