Interval InternationalReviews of intervalworld.com

SCAM!!!! I’ll never enter myself to win a new car in the mall ever again. My husband and I went in like fools, I didnt know what to expect, I thought I was going to be in a raffle like the guy on the phone told me but NO. I was scammed into listening to some deep discount vacation crap. The general manager or so he said he was was so friendly and nice and that he only gives professional and friendly customer service. As soon as we said no to paying $7500 with 16.9% interest on monthly payments of 125(no credit check) + $304 for yearly taxes+ 169 for the App.If you don’t get the app, you don’t get the deals. As soon as we said no the manager started getting short and rude. They tried to give a presentation about all the luxurious places to stay for a deep discount and that you can’t get this anywhere else LIESSSSS!!!!! I looked up a weeks stay that they were talking about and got a cheaper rate then what they were selling. My husband and I are first time home buyers and didn’t want to spend our money on this while we are in escrow but the “manager” began to get upset and short with us. He said he wanted us to leave happy but I left uncomfortable because of the man’s attitude and my husband didn’t give a care. They gave us some cheap “free” stuff but of course there were hidden fees so nothing was FREE. (In Shreks voice) WHAT A LOAD OF S***!

Interval International is a joke. I deposited two weeks from my timeshare in Cabo San Lucas with them in May 2021 in exchange for two weeks in Jamaica in January 2022 -- in other words seven months in advance. I also paid $209 for each week to be on a "waiting list," supposedly a better way to get into the property desired. II never was able to satisfy my exchange request and never notified us. I found out when I saw a $209 refund for one week in my credit card account. II did not refund the second $209 so I had to open a charge dispute with Citibank in order to get back my money. Since my two weeks remained deposited with II, I called in January 2021 asking them to find me two weeks in March 2021 at any one of a dozen properties in southeastern Florida. They had no open inventory for any property at that time. I don't use RCI so don't know if they are any better, but Interval International is a joke.

gens sont polis et courtois comme tout les agents au service à la clientèle mais ils ne sont pas du tout flexible même en période de Covid. On nous réfère à " For a full explanation of the cancellation policy, please see the Terms and conditions" Sur leur site nulle part on ne trouve de politique de cancellation, on nous refère à notre contrat; mon affiliation fût inscrite par le groupe associé Palace Elite et jamais je n'ai reçu de contrat d'Interval International, seulement une carte de membre. On apprend que pour les résidents américains il est possible de prendre une assurance annulation avec le groupe Allianz ce qui n'est pas disponible pour les résidents canadiens. En résumé j'ai perdu 2500$ US, une semaine à Maui à cause du manque de flexibilité et d'information du groupe Interval International Paul

I would give them a zero if I could. They don't listen to what you ask for, call repeatedly to ask you to accept something else, charge you for multiple memberships and upgrades. I so wish I hadn't renewed my membership. Good news, it is the last time I ever will.

Never Again.....We have a timeshare in Maui and tried to do an exchange twice through interval. Last year it was a Pandemic reason. We would rather just lose it then give our business to this company. We exchanged a 2 bedroom very large beachfront Maui property for a 5-night ocean view studio Marriott in Ft Lauderdale. We got a studio. they told us to call as the minute something better because available they would upgrade us based on status. No one did anything. When we arrived we were told they had 1 bedroom rooms, then we would call Interval and the story was always "we have nothing available" The hold times are long, the aggravation is far from worth it and they have now done this twice. We reached out and the customer service was great. They fixed the issue ---bad start-good outcome.

I cannot get out of this timeshare! Online sales are for $1. Others just want to get out of this. Agree that 0 stars is appropriate. I have flagship resorts as well. Maintenance fees are astronomical. When I try to make reservations, nothing is available. I cannot understand how they have a better business bureau high ranking!! I have been told that I have a non-desirable week and I should pay more money to upgrade. Are you kidding? They did not fulfill as promised even remotely. Why throw good money after bad?

First of all, there is never any availability. Our timeshare is a 2 BR yet their exchange options hardly ever have accommodations for 6 (this is how many are in my family). Why would I exchange my 2BR in Cabo for a studio in podunk America? And then have to actually pay Interval to make the trade?!?! Laughable. Also, the way they handled Covid trip cancellations was abysmal. I’ve paid to transfer and extend weeks now twice and have YET to travel anywhere. And their customer service…I can only assume these people hate working for and are embarrassed to work for such a shady company because they were less than helpful and friendly. Let’s discuss their website…there are no amenity search functionality, you press the back button and it takes you back to old dates you had searched. The site is setup like something from 1996. And they also designate which locations require all-inclusive but don’t list all-inclusive price so you have to call. On every single resort. On every possible week to get a quote. And the one quote I received was higher than if I just went to the resort’s website. So all-inclusive resorts are not even an option since it’s nearly impossible to “shop” those resorts on their website. God I despise everything about this company so much.

This is the biggest scam ever! The FREE trip we were promised if we attended an hour session turned out to be three hours of crap for a $700 trip. Obviously, after spending a day drinking on the beach anything sounds like an amazing idea. Fast forward to today. I should have walked out the second the sales rep began his pitch of a membership. This is entirely my fault. I should have looked up this garbage online first. He started off by saying Interval International owned companies like The Ritz Carlton and all the properties they had for vacation stays were 4 and 5 stars. RED FLAG: The office sits in a 3-star property. Duh! If I had done my research, Marriot International acquired Interval International in 2018. I tried to be polite and respectful after he kept feeding lies and numbers. Honestly, I am proud that I sat as long through it as I did. When someone promises a free trip and you’re stupid enough to check it out, you would be stupid enough to wait and see what the terms are. I repeatedly asked for the brands that they offered and all we were shown were pictures of hotels with no brand name in sight. The one 5-star property they have on their huge display out front was the Disneyland Paris property. Well, duh! It’s a Disney hotel. I could go on, but for what. WORD TO THE WISE: DO NOT GIVE THEM THE TIME OF DAY. It is nothing more than a timeshare scam where you pay $20,000 for a membership before paying $449 a week on top of an annual fee of $295 and $98 a day for some tacky ass bracelet. RUN!