Free honeymoon? Is it really free?

We hear this "package" alot on here, and brides are always questioning if it is legit. My advice: If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

Be very, very wary of a "free" honeymoon. As Hilary said, "if it sounds too good to be true...."

Yeah i won something like that also from a bridal show they also told us that we can add more days to it which we was going to add we was going to go the domincan republic me and fh was thinking the same thing but i called the place and it sounds real we only have to pay for our plane ticket i have to mail the paper in on the 3rd week in jan so i hope so i was kinding of question it myself so i will let u know lol

LaQuisha-thanks so much! FH and I were going to call the place in a few weeks. We have to mail our paper in by June so if you get any info on it and what is really free that would be great!!

I know! when i got the phone call FH immediately was like dont get your hopes up just in case. Things like this never happen to people so I am still a little iffy.

Thanks!!!

Yes, that's what we had to do. Sit through a 2 hour presentation about Regal pots and pans, and at the very beginning they told us there is no timeshare so that's why I am a little iffy about it :-/

Wyndham Resorts is a timeshare company. They offer you 2 free nights, but at least half of the day you have there is taken up by 'touring' their resort and sitting through their presentation.

You may get a few hours around the area, but probably not. I did one once, and the saleperson kept us in his office for 3 hours- after the 2 hour presentation- trying to convince me it was a good deal.

My advice- RUN! You won't get a vacation at all, be harassed every day you decide to stay and they are more expensive than a real hotel/resort. The airfare isn't worth 2 nights.

@ singing diva and meghan yes that is true me and fh went to vegas a few years ago and they wanted us to do the same thing for this one we had to sit for a pot and pan presention but i will let u know what happens

I have a friend who buys into the timeshare for Wyndham Resorts and he's really happy with them. He goes to Cabo every year.

I would also be very careful not to sign any documents with them, make a pact with your FS to refrain from signing anything. One more warning, I one got a "free" vacation when I bought a car, well when my sister compared the hotels quoted prices, to the fees and taxes and charges, the "free" vacation was more expensive.

Thanks Fun Bride! He def is the type to want to know and read everything before he signs anything so that is def a good quality The more I am reading from everyone, the more i feel it just will be better to just book a legit honeymoon and just get rid of the "free" package that we received. Less hassles in the end