Deal Alert/Tropical Lifestyle Resort/Puerto Plata

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playacaribe2

Gold
Jan 9, 2004
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Just saw this e-mail from Cheapcaribbean.com.

$24.00 per person per night double occupancy ($48.00) four night minimum for this All-inclusive in Puerto Plata. I do bot know anything about this resort so do your homework/checking.

Seems a like great deal....only available till midnight tonight.

24 Hours Only - All Inclusive Resort Sale!

Good luck.


Respectfully,
Playacaribe2
 
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j&t's future

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Mar 6, 2007
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"You pays your money, you take your chance".

Offer valid only for USA, Canadian and European citizens that are resident in the USA,
Canada and Europe. Payment will only be accepted with a credit card that is registered
in USA, Canada or Europe. Reservations will not be accepted from the local market.
CheapCaribbean.com reserves the right to cancel bookings that do not meet this criteria.
Upon arrival clients will be requested to present their passport as part of the regular
check in process. Clients not able to provide their passport will not be allowed to check
in, or will be will be required to pay a higher rate.
 
AlterEgo

AlterEgo

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Jan 9, 2009
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It's not a scam, we did it for $20pp. I've seen it for as low at $10pp.

The "catch" is that they will try to talk you into joining their Vacation Club. We found out that the guy who brings you over to the 'meeting' gets $20US from them. If we go back, we'll just give him $20 and tell him to leave us alone :laugh: The talk took about half hour, and they gave us 2 t-shirts, a bottle of rum and a bottle of mamajuana.

It's a nice place, good food [but not enough Dominican fare, as far as we were concerned], unlimited drinks.

When we arrived we handed over our American passports, and when they saw Mr.AE was born in DR they balked and wanted proof he lived in US. Showed his NJ driver's license and that was that.
 
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Bob K

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Aug 16, 2004
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We do it all the time for a "mini" escape. I can't eat and drink at home for $48 for the two of us. Yes all the posted restrictions apply but if you have a passport, US or Europe CC you are good to go

Bob K
 
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rubio_higuey

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Feb 7, 2007
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Yes, if you are a resident of DR and have US/CA/EU passport and the corresponding payment card form those o****ries, should not be a problem. But you will have to endure the timeshare sales meeting.
 
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