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January 1, 2004
Oops!
By QBlog in
The Miami Herald reports that the "company that supplied Quixtar with millions of dollars worth of travel vouchers was liquidated. And the 22,000 travel certificates it sold to Quixtar and distributed through its dealer network were useless."
Apparently, Crown Marketing and Sabre Marketing Group is responsible for this "travel mess" and Quixtar has spent $1.2 million to replace the now worthless vouchers. Quixtar is also suing the company.
Say what you want about Quixtar but you gotta respect the way they're handling this mess.
Quixtar stepped in and began paying the hotels directly - paying for the vouchers for a second time. Sullivan said the company is committed to "making it right" for its IBOs and customers.
Comments
My ex-husband and I used one for our honeymoon in Chicago and the hotel was really nice and we had no problems with the transaction.
Thanks Qblog for maintaining a neutral attitude and for your Quixtar research.
It's obviously just some ruse to attract more victims into it's illegal pyramid scheme. Why, the thought of Quixtar doing anything remotely noble is laughable. This is just a trick, Q. Don't fall for it.
Dwighty: read what you just typed.
I expected something a bit more along the lines of "This is my company and I'm proud," not some kneejerk claptrap like you just wrote.
Maybe that's why you're not in syndication yet...
*laughs* Must...resist...
Oh, what the heck. Don, you completely missed the joke.
That, and you're a moron.
Dwight muttered:
> Oh, what the heck. Don, you completely
> missed the joke.
Ah, there's the anally retentive asshole republican we all know and love. And to think I thought you had turned and were trying to become one of us.
Good to know some things still work correctly.
A joke! Teehee! I get jokes!
I was given a Crown Marketing voucher as an incentive through my employer once. We had a good time but it wasn't the smoothest transaction ever.
As much as Quixtar sells of those vouchers, they have to back them or they would never be able to sell them again.
Posted by: Inheriter | January 2, 2004 7:02 AM