Today marks our one year anniversary as members with Global Network Travel and it is an anniversary worth celebrating! We used the membership to its fullest potential and enjoyed cheap accomodations in the Caribbean and Hawaii. Who needs time shares and high annual maintenance fees when Global can provide better amenities without the headache of blockout dates and impossible exchanges. The staff over the phone are extremely helpful and professional. If you end up at the Roseville office exploring what this travel membership has to offer, make sure to ask for CJ. She is knowledgeable, energetic, and honest.

My fiance and I went to the presentation last week! Not sure what to expect thought it was a timeshare thing. Was very impressed with the overal presentation and the professionalism! NOT a timeshare at all, we ended up getting envovled with one of their packages! No high pressure or anything... Can't wait to go to Hawaii thanks to Dan and Ryan you guys were wonderful!! :)) Mark Taft

This ia a SCAM!! They have companies in Colorodo, and Utah wich all have Scam reports on them. First off, you haven't won anything. Its a way to market to you so you come down for a "90 minute presentation"( this part doesn't end untill you have been insulted and given a high pressure sales pitch). When you first arrive, the room is filled with very loud carribean music and some the friendliest people you ever have met. You then are escorted into a room where a women named Hildy Rodgers is telling us what a wonderful program this is.( If you ask too many questions in this room you will be escorted out like you have some kind of a disease, telling everyone that you need extra assistance). Now we are taken to a "one on one" person who informs us that they are new and they show us a BBB report for a buying service wich we are told is the" right hand" of the company. Later as I do my homework, realize why they didn't show me thiers.We are now taken to meet "the closer". We are shown an array of "packages". For every ",No", we are given another "option" wich included reducing the number of stars, taking out some holidays, and finally at the end, a starter program. The last no, won us an insult and, not even a glance from "the closer" on the way out

bad news company. they use telephone solicitation even when you are on a do-not call list. i wouldn't trust them with ten cents let alone to book any travel for me.