I signed up after attending a seminar in approximately 2004. I did a bit of haggling and got 8 x 1 week timeshare stays anywhere in the world (up from the 4 they give yearly). That alone is worth the $ if you use them. The cruises, hotels etc. rates are awesome, travel agent prices. Like John F. said, if you're an active traveler and use your membership benefits, it will be repaid many times over. I haven't used it as much as I should have (divorce sucks), but am looking forward to being able to travel again where I'll use it extensively!! I've always had courteous service and help from the staff. No I'm not an employee, just a cop in Chico :^) read more

I have been pressing 2 on the automated calls I receive from this company sometimes 3 times a day to be removed from the call list for 3 weeks now! They are calling a business so its a huge annoyance. I even left my name and # for a call back so I can speak to a rep and request my name/number be removed from the list, to which he promised it had been when he called back. Guess what, I got ANOTHER 3 calls over the last 2 days! Today I left a different (fake) name and #. Blake called me back, said I won one of 3 prizes, 49,000, 50,000 or a trip to Vegas because my 'name had been preselected and that's why they were calling me' (oh, my totally fabricated name???). I played along so I could find out what company has harassed me for WEEKS now and it was Gold Rush Getaways. While I have not used their 'vacation club' service I can attest to the volume of calls I have received and if they can not manage to take me off the list I could not imagine ever working with a company so irresponsible as to not take me off the list as requested. I may be showing up to the little seminar , just because its less then 5 miles from home and I have nothing better to do, and making a big ol' scence in the middle of the presentation! Since they have harrased me relentlesly with automated call after automated call for the last 3 weeks its the least I could do! BTW I have never filled out an Enter to Win form and would certianly not include my work info on anything that I am required to fill out. I'm not dumb. I hope you fix the issue with your 3-rd party. read more

We went to the 2 hr. seminar and we decided not to sign up for the travel club. Well once we were given our vouchers for the free hawaii trip and not airline tickets as stated in their phony signs that they hold up on busy street corners to lure you in we knew it was a huge scam and we were sucked!! Not a good feeling. The voucher they give you to either Hawaii or Las Vegas is fradulent! Holiday Travel of America is the name of the company on the voucher and they have so many horrible reviews on Yelp that we decided to save our 100 dollars and our time and save for our own trip to Hawaii. Please beware of this company they are slick and slimy and will do anything to get you to sign on the dotted line! Goldrush Getaways is not worth your time or money. Shame on you Goldrush Getaways and Holiday Travel of America for ripping off the hard working american people!! read more

Elizabeth at Goldrush Getaways was so helpful! I have 2 cabins going with the family on a cruise to Mexico! It was so easy too and we get commission too! read more

They don't even deserve the one star! This company called my spouse and told him he was finalist to win $2000 and the least he would receive $600 and vacation or cruise of our choice. After making arrangements with Ed Duran to go listen to a 90 minute presentation we were told we had to be between the age of 35-75. This is complete discrimination, the entry form said nothing about having to be a certain age. Don't waste your time. read more

We became Goldrush members to help support our retirement travel. The people who work there are truly amazing.

Beware - this is a scam!! They keep calling me after I have told them to stop several times! And they are so rude when I tell them I am not interested. If anyone has figured out a way how to get them not to call - pls. share with me...I would not waste anytime with Goldrush getaways!! read more

Pushy, apparently Filipino young female (Caller ID displayed wireless phone 408-470-9449) offering that we were selected to be a special guest at apparent timeshare/member presentation for Goldrush Getaways. Even when told that we weren't interested AND to take us off their calling list (we are already on the Do Not Call list), she kept pushing to stay on the phone, Why don't you listen to what I have to say first? Formal complaint filed with DNC. read more

They will not stop calling me. I have told them 3 times I am not interested. I just hang up on them one day maybe they will get the hint. I don't need travel discounts. I have family that own a travel agency I get pretty good discount not gonna pay 8000 to get nothing. One more call I will answer with an air horn. read more

$8000 of membership dues and they cant find a room for one night in Maui with a months advanced notice. The idea is to to train me how to be a travel agent, they need to lead by example. What would I tell my client? Wait a minute...... How about we call the place we already have booked for a week, maybe they have additional space. Oh there we go :) Thanks for nothing Gold Rush. read more

Not sure about this company, haven't went to seminar yet it seems structured like a time share. Not sure why they need a credit card either? haven't seen one valid reason why they need one. I also was told win i won a trip for two to hawaii that i could return any time and change the return ticket, but i called the offices, no one wants to answer they forward me to other people who have voice mails. I find it kind of funny that the sales people at the state fair let you keep spinning the wheel til you win. read more

PLEASE DON'T SPEND THE MONEY TO JOIN! I spent the $9,000 to join and so far it appears to be a scam. The sales pitch is much better then the services provided! I've been trying to get out of this and now waiting to hear from the board of directors I guess. But one of the items they request is to remove any negative posts to obtain a refund. I don't know that I can do that! Just because I was foolish enough to fall into this trap I don't want you to. The requirement to remove any negative posts shows this organization can't handle the light of truth! Please be very careful should you be inclined ti get involved with these people! I regret my involvement! read more

My wife and I attended a Goldrush Getaways (GG) presentation yesterday and initially bought in. After reading a large number of reviews on Yelp and elsewhere, we are having second thoughts and have decided to exercise our legally-required three day right of rescission. I was a little hesitant to come up with a star rating. I don't know for sure that this might not be a good thing for somebody else, or even for us, so am not sure the 1 star rating applies. Let me explain why: -It appears that the company is selling a legitimate product, although the actual nature of the product (and its price) are not made clear during the presentation. -Apparently the most valuable product they are selling is the annual option to buy surplus weeks at timeshare condominiums. Based on our direct experience and the reviews I have read, they apparently value those weeks at $1000 each. -The price you pay for becoming at GG "travel agent" is clearly negotiable (that is not made clear during the presentation), and each condo week you give up reduces the price from the full bore list of $8990. By agreeing to forego the "free" cruise coupon that hooked us into coming in (as noted in several reviews there are conditions and costs associated with booking that inside cabin cruise that make it not particularly attractive-and one has to question why a travel agency uses a third party vendor to deliver their cruises) combined with accepting a downgrade from 5 weeks to 2 weeks of timeshare availability per year we were able to bring our price down to $4990. -It was very disconcerting to learn from reading the reviews that others were able to negotiate even lower prices (apparently in $1000 increments) below that...down to as low as a $1000 for a one year trial membership that was never on the table for us. -There is no clear statement of what GG will deliver other than is of their travel agent license, access to software and training to use the software...no assurance that the products they provide access to cannot be obtained elsewhere at an equal (or lower) price. It is very possible that we would use and value their product, but it is also probably impossible to know that before our 72 hour right of rescission window closes. For instance, I would like to be able to check the statements in the negative reviews that claim that GG "travel agent" prices are not as good as you can get on Expedia or elsewhere, but we apparently cannot do real price checking until after you take the introductory classes...which are after the 72 hour window closes. Ditto with seeing how much real availability of condo time and "travel agent" perks exists. The overall number of negative reviews, in combination with the high pressure timeshare-like sales presentation, the lack of transparency to membership pricing and the lack of visibility to actual products and their final pricing add up to a high level of wariness. As a result, we will be returning the materials and obtaining a refund today. Followup: Gold Rush gave us more time to review their product. We confirmed it did not meet our needs. To their credit, they gave us a full refund without when we decided that is what we wanted to do. The "free" cruise is of dubious value. Getting a cruise that fits your time frame when space is available looks like a questionable proposition. read more

We "entered" at the Placer County Fair, read all the small print and then came to Yelp and saw all the negative reviews. We almost didn't go to our "appointment" because of all the negative reviews here. We decided to go and just see. We already knew the price from some of the reviews on here, and knew that they were wanting to sign us up to be travel agents, and thus get travel discounts. The presentation was well prepared, and the presenter did a great job. The information was very interesting and believable. Pressure to buy was much less than we've experienced at other "presentations" and yes, they asked us several times, but it wasn't high pressure at all. In the end, we didn't buy only because of timing issues. We have two daughters getting married in the next 8 months and all our extra money will be spent on those two weddings. Yes, the "free" trips are not free, and you have to jump through a ton of hoops to get them, but the presentation and information provided was useful and almost got us to join. If it weren't for the wedding, we probably would have bought into the program, as we do travel often enough to get the deals. If it was a year from now, we would join. But we can't go back for 2 years now. :-( read more

I have been with Goldrush Getaways since 2008. I have booked some great vacations and received wonderful service from Goldrush Getaways, as well as discounts and commission on top of that. The staff are wonderful, they have help me so much in getting started and making my reservations. I just book a cruise for 2015, cant wait for my trip to the Mediterranean. read more

I am a former member of Goldrush Getaways. In response to the negative reviews I must say that I always found the benefits of my membership to be extremely valuable. I love to cruise. I was quite frequently able to book travel at exclusive travel agent rates which could range as much as 40% to 80% below market value. That means I saved hundreds to thousands of dollars on my cruise vacations depending upon the length and accommodations of the cruise lines. I also saved great money on hotel rooms and rental cars. As a travel agent, travel companies provide incentive pricing so that you will recommend their products to your potential clients and friends. If you do a great deal of traveling or you book for your family and friends, you also share in the commissions paid to the travel agency by travel vendors. I have to say that I paid the cost of my membership many times over. The only reason I am not currently a member is that I moved to Oregon and am too far from the office to be able to take advantage of the great benefits. I so wish they had an office in Portland. Yes, the sales presentation seems slick but the gifts are real and the program is very worthwhile. read more

My first visit was on Sunday Oct 30. Initially, I thought this would be one of those time share presentations. I was mistaken. It actually is a presentation regarding discounts on travel. I was very impressed by the information I received. I do travel often, so I was able to compare what I pay compared to the discounted rate. I definitely will benefit from this program. I was treated very fairly and didn't feel pressed at all. All the staff were friendly and nice. There were accommodations made for me to be able to purchase a plan that was suitable financially. That is exactly What I did. Once I got home and went through my finances, I realized that I would be stretching myself thin. I was contacted on Mon Oct 31, by a member services representative, to confirm my purchase. It was then that I had the conversation with her that I needed to cancel my membership. Through no fault of the company or any individual employee. I received top grade treatment and respect. The membership service representative was absolutely awesome. She completely understood my situation and didn't give me a hard time. She also gave me the voucher that I was promised, when I scheduled the initial appointment. I regret that at this time I can't keep the membership because I see the value in saving a few dollars and having the finances to travel more often. I will definately return to purchase a membership as soon as I can afford it. For those of you that have had bad experiences and didn't get the treatment and service I received is saddening. But hopefully you will reconsider and give them another try. read more

I don't travel without travel insurance and anybody who doesn't will if anything ever happens to you especially in a foreign country where you are vulnerable and hurt! Anyways....Robert was awesome. I knew (kinda) what I needed for this trip and he made sure I had what I needed and even followed up with me after. Great service and friendly. I felt like I'd known him for years! Thank you, Robert! read more

I had another great experience when I went into the office. I attended the intro again and then Melonie spent as much time as I needed reviewing things with me and even set up a one to one meeting to help me get listed with the vendors so excited to learn more about the cruises and the great free inside cabin I will get upon completion of the princess academy. Thank you again for the VIP treatment. We are thrilled with our membership and so are our kids . They even like taking the quizzes with us. Happy holidays and many thanks. Mari & Don read more

These people don't give up. I've been averaging 2 calls a day for the past 3 weeks! I finally had to block the number!

A friend recommended Goldrush Getaways to me and I joined. I have since then booked a cruise to Alaska which was FANTASTIC. I was able to book the cruise very easily after taking the Goldrush Getaways Membership Introduction class. I also got some friendly help from the travel agents they have on staff. Her name was Cynthia.She made sure I received all Goldrush Getaways "Friends and Family" benefits and I saved $878.40 on a cruise package AND had the time of my life! read more

SCAM! We went to the well-rehearsed "make me a travel agent and save scores of of thousands of dollars" presentation. At the end of the high-stress, hard sell presentation, I told them that we were not interested. Their $7990 price tag came down to$5990, then 3990, then $2990, then again to a one year "trial" for $1000, that could be applied to the $2990 fee after a year. They also mentioned that we could cancel anytime within 3 days. Wrong again. You sign that day and you are stuck. The second salesperson told us to check the reviews to prove to ourselves what a reputable company Goldrush Getaways was . . . and I did and found reviews like the one I'm writing now. The last of the 4 salespeople that we talked to asked us about our passports and that he had completed so much travel that he had to send back his passport because all 84 pages were stamped. Two problems there. Passports are not anywhere near 84 pages long, and the vast majority of countries don't stamp anymore . . . they electronically stamp that doesn't leave a mark in your passport. The free restaurant gift cards are a joke. You are better off clipping coupons in the Sunday paper. For instance, one of the "deals" on the restaurant web site offers a 15% discount on your meal for just $100 (the value on the card). The free airline and cruise tickets were anything but free. $50 deposit per person gets you started. You select three dates at least 30 days apart and send them $196 per person in taxes and add on fees and they will get you an inside cabin for up to two adults . . . not four. This is a big rip off and I hope that this review goes viral. They are just trying to separate you from your money. Joe G. Carmichael, CA read more

I'm getting pretty nervous!! We haven't booked our free trip yet, ( we bought into the membership) but every time we try to save money on our travels when we type in the Travel Agent code and discount, it never changes the price!!! I'm getting nervous, as I read the reviews, that we're paying for something we'll never benefit from. I hope this is for real! I have a wedding to plan for and I hoped this would be a nice way to get our honeymoon for less! HELP!!!! I need more proof that we didn't get scammed! read more

Wish I had read all the reviews here before I plunked down my cash but I've learned my lesson and won't renew. We joined two years ago. I can't remember how much we paid and I feel so stupid for falling for this. The presentation was fine and seemed to make sense. However, we have called for help with booking travel and have received no benefits from joining Goldrush, there were no help when we tried to book a hotel in San Francisco and were told we couldn't be helped when looking for international airfare. Don't waste your money! Just use the internet and you can book your own travel with no help from Goldrush. read more

The presentation was well done and explained the process thoroughly for the discounted vacations. It is expensive to get started, but my wife and I expected something like this going in. The people who complain about not getting their free trips must not have done something correctly, because my wife and I have our cruise reserved. We are at a stage of life where the initial cost was more than we wanted to spend, but everyone was very courteous in getting us the items promised for attending the presentation with no hard sell. They did offer us a few options to try and make it work... And we would have done it had we not just begun working on our graduate degrees (a $25k process). I am positive that we will be visiting Gold Rush again in 2-4 years to sign up and get some great discounts on what look to be fantastic vacation packages. read more

I'd like to express my gratitude for the level of service provided by Goldrush Getaways for really exceeding my expectations. We normally do all of our own travel arrangements, but with the craziness of the holidays we decided to try our luck with Goldrush. I personally be happier with the knowledgeable & friendly service provided given this was our very first cruise. I was surprised by the number of options offered to me and was very pleased with the final outcome. Your agents made booking our cruise a wonderful experience that I will be sure to brag about to friends & family. read more

I just left Goldrush Getaways. Elizabeth was amazing!! She was so helpful. Was able to book a cruise for less then expected. She was a fountain of information. She made me feel at ease. Thank you Elizabeth!! This visit made the start of our cruise experience less stressful. read more

I had questions pertaining to one of the travel vouchers granted at an initial meeting with the organization. While it took two referrals to different employees, when I did get to the one who understood my issue/question, I was given sound answers and recommendations. read more

I am writing as a participant in the travel club presentation. While the presentation was not hard sell or unpleasant, you need to know that the free gifts for attending are not free. The two vacation offerings we received require paying a $50 to a company before one finds out what the offering is. Then the addition fees aren't anything better than what one can find on sale for cruises/vacation on your own. read more

Not sure why there are so many low reviews. Their program is pretty good. You join to be a travel agent. My goal is to save on my own travel. I have 5 children and travel extensively and I know over my lifetime I will be able to take advantage of the commission savings and other perks presented. They have a lot of classroom and web training. If you are half way good on the computer the instruction makes very good sense. The instructors are great as is the telephone support. And once you get the instruction you are good to go. read more

A total scam! After the 90minute presentation they put us in a room and two different sales people came in with each giving us a better deal. Eventually they gave us the $50 restaurant coupon and we left! Horrible people and horrible experience!! read more

This company keeps robo-calling my cellphone number nearly every day from the number (702) 476-1300, no one answers if I pick up, no voicemails are left if I don't pick up, calling back doesn't get me a human being either. And I know that number is connected to Gold Rush Getaways because if you visit this website ( http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-702-476-1300 ) whose purpose is for people to publicly reveal harrassing companies calling them, you will see that some of the people complaining were able to learn that the company was GoldRush Getaways. I just want to get OFF the list! I'm so sorry that I ever signed up for whatever scam they were running at some county or state fair or other similar community festival where I apparently signed up to win a prize. I did NOT sign up to be HARRASSED over and over again for telemarketing purposes! Please just leave me alone! :( When will the calls end?? read more

Bob did a very good job for explaining the benefits, pros and cons. At end we decided not to join. Bob still was very professional and polite read more

We've been Goldrush Getaway members for about 2 years. Appreciate the savings they offer. Especially appreciate their expertise and practical help. read more

My husband and I signed up for a chance to win a free trip at a Home Expo in Concord. We were notified that we were qualified to win free roundtrip airfare to either San Diego or Vegas and 2 nights of hotel. All we had to do was to attend the Goldrush Getaways presentation in San Jose, about an hour from where we live. We attended the presentation yesterday, and even though we expected the "hard sell," on something - we weren't sure what, we still decided that it'd be worth it to get the prizes. Well, I was stressed when we arrived, but we were treated with courtesy. We did have to show our IDs and a credit card (as a form of ID only), which was fine. Then, we were led back to a small room with tables where the presentation was being given. A salesperson sat at each couple's table and asked us to fill in a form about where we'd like to travel and where we've been - again very casual. The presentation itself was only about an hour, and it was professional and laid back at the same time. We were given all of the important info up front - including price etc, which was really refreshing. After the presentation, a salesperson came to speak with us. The conversation was casual - no hard sell at all and no "making us feel bad" if we didn't buy. We did have genuine questions, which the salesperson answered for us. He also left us alone to speak, as a couple, so that we could determine whether or not this was a fit for us. We were treated with the utmost courtesy and felt like we were given the opportunity to actually be open-minded and truly consider the opportunity being offered to us. Now, we've been victims to a LOT of hard sells in our day, including time shares, etc, and our experience at Goldrush was a refreshing departure from all of that. In the end, we decided that this wasn't a fit for us right now because of career and our kids' school time constraints, mostly, but we had such a good experience at Goldrush that we are considering them in the future, and we would recommend them. Oh, and we were given certificates for our roundtrip airfares and hotel. We do have to mail in the certificate and go through a bit of red tape to redeem it. The whole experience was good. read more

My wife and I purchased a membership a little less than a year ago (June 2015). I am a former timeshare owner, so I am well aware that you get what you pay for. The cruise IS free, but I'll go more into that later. I knew from their presentation that it would take some work to learn how to become a Travel Agent. The sales people do NOT mislead you. I knew I would need to attend the classes and spend time on the website and travel agent portals if I was to get anything out of my membership fee. The impression I get from those who give negative reviews is they all seem to think they won't have to do any work to get something out of their investment. Goldrush's annual fee is peanuts compared with time share annual/quarterly/monthly dues, and the initial signup fee is far less than a timeshare purchase. If you don't want to learn anything and want all the work done for you, get a time share. Spend all your vacations in condos. But if you want a variety of travel opportunities, become a Goldrush member. You have a choice of cruises, resorts, tours and more. Also you'll have plenty of access to condos and they are all over the world. Most time share companies require an additional RCI membership to go outside their State-side inventory. My wife and I are approaching our late 50's. We are at that age where we want to travel, as the kids are grown, and we figure it will take a few years to build up a clientele once we retire. In less than a year we've made back almost half our initial investment when we combine the savings and commissions. By the end of next year we'll be out of the red. The only reason I gave 4 starts instead of 5 is the classes are located in Campbell and Citrus Heights. We live in South San Francisco, so we are locked into attending only Saturday classes (which they have every Saturday). I would like to attend their week night classes, but the distance is just too far during commute times, but once we retire they will be more accessible to us. There classes are also live webinars. About the free cruise: it is not from Goldrush. It is from the marketing company they hire to get people to come to the sales presentation. A fully refundable deposit must be placed in order to secure a reservation. Once the reservation is made you get your money back or you can opt to upgrade and use these funds. Our deposit was $200 and upgraded from bunk beds to an inside stateroom with a king size bed, paying an additional $69. So we got a 4-day cruise round trip out of Long Beach to Avalon and Ensenada for $269 total for both of us. I can't say I would recommend it, nor would I do it again, but it was worth $269. read more

My Husband and I attended a 90 min seminar in Clement, Ca and we had a game plan to not be pressured into buying anything this company was selling. We both thought is was a timeshare scam or some type of multi-level marketing pitch. After being sent away the first time because we didn't have the right documentation to participate in the seminar, I almost said FK it but, I really wanted our free Hawaii trip so be drove the 25 miles back down to Clement to sit through the seminar. To my surprise, I was immediately excited by the information, and because I was also very familiar with the what the presenter was saying, I realized this was a no-joke opportunity. My husband on the hand was NOT impressed and was not to be moved. At the end of the presentation, I was ready to sign on the dotted line. Not because of what the presenter said, but because of my own research and how we could benefit from all the savings provided with service. My husband said NOPE, so we packed up our stuff and moved to the next person who's job it was to change our mind. In all my years of going to seminars like this one... The one bit of advice I would give companies that have this motto is... Keep it at two levels (same as car dealerships). The three-level approach is not only tiresome but it also very predictable, so when you know this what is coming, you just sit back and play the game. My husband was NOT impressed by anything of this and wanted to walk out with our gifts at the first-level. I told him to sit tight and let's go through the hoops because we deserve at least the gift we were promised (Hawaii trip) and I wanted to make sure we walk out with at least something for our long drive. We sat quietly waiting for tier-three and finally a nice gentleman came over and started his small talk. A long story even longer... When he was done, we bought into the company and we are now proud employees of GoldRush Getaways. I am so, looking forward to our first trip to Hawaii and much more after that. Word of advice to those who doubt companies like this one... If you don't travel at least (3) to (4) or more times a year. This is not for you! The gift they offer you is not worth your time if you don't like traveling or you don't travel a lot. For my family, this is a perfect fit. read more

WOW - it is amazing the savings that can be realized by becoming a Goldrush Getaways Travel Agent for the small up front fee of $7,990.... They are correct that they are not selling time shares and it is not a time share presentation - but the similarities are uncanny. Once you watch the presentation the "sell" is next. Our super nice representative was quick to point out all of the great savings and commissions that will be ours simply by signing up the same day. When you start asking about specific properties and how it works the details start getting harder to come by and getting specific straight answers is difficult. The best part was the loud background music as you are getting the sell from your super nice representative...it is there so you don't hear the "sells" at the adjoining tables. Hey, it didn't work - we could hear annual fees being waived, a $1,000 or two off the initial fee...anything to get people to sign up that day. If this is such a great deal and something "everyone should do" - why is the special offer only available while you are sitting there...that should be your first of many signs. Now don't get me wrong - I'm confident this concept benefits some - but my guess is its not the couples sitting in the room getting the "sell." Oh and that super nice representative...boy did her attitude change when we refused to buy the package after inquiring about what our price would be for specific locations and they couldn't be provided and we were told we could find out another day...of course after we would drop the big bucks and I'm sure provide her with a fat sales commission..no thank you! If you still want to go down the road of going to the presentation - have some fun and ask about exactly what you would save at some of your specific favorite properties. We tried it and were consistently told that we would need to talk with their specialists who weren't available until another time - but "trust us." Oh and that free trip to San Diego, Hawaii, etc. for listening to the presentation...comes with so many restrictions, caveats, disclaimers, limitations, and hidden potential charges that I would rather just book my own trip. Oh, and the free trip isn't booked through their travel agency - how strange is that? if you were the best travel agency and have access to the absolute best rates in the industry why wouldn't you be booking these trips. Does makes you wonder how much booking they do or if there agents are really more akin to telemarketers. read more

Went on a presentation, terrible experience. The Asian lady Ann was very high pressure and rude when I did not want to buy. The gift I was promised was totally bogus and impossible to book. My friend became a member last year and is very sorry she did. read more

My experience was horrible. I was to attend a presentation and would receive a $100 restaurant.com and a San Diego trip with all taxes included. NOT! Left with NOTHING because I refused to sign the form stating I would pay the taxes. I called and spoke to John in Marketing and was assured I'd receive in the mail the gifts. NOT, I received a certified letter with a cruise certificate. Call him again and was told to return the envelope and that I would receive the correct gift. Call a week later and left a message stating I had not received anytime in the mail. NO CALL BACK. Customer Service - NOT!! Watch out for these promotions! read more