Primo Network Adventures Reviews

My wife and I went to the presentation just yesterday. Great presentation. Great idea. But financially not in the cards for us right now. It seems they take what I would call a passive-aggressive high-pressure approach. To many, it may seem to be deceptive but I realized going in we were probably going to be the low-end prizes. No surprise there.

I don't blame them I blame the American consumer. When an insurance salesman shows up at our door trying to get us to buy something we need we tell him/her to get lost. But when stores send all those salacious coupons and flyers in the mail offering things we don't need, we jump into the car (well not so much anymore with amazon), and off we go thinking we got a deal. They are simply taking an approach that works and is commonly practiced in our culture. Can't fault them for that.

We are basically telling them to take that approach. And to be fair I thought what they had to offer had value. If I had the means I might have taken the jump. But our western capitalist marketplace culture says those of greater means (no matter how obtained) get to live better and those of lesser means get to eat the table scraps and play with the toys they throw away. If you don't like it change it or move on. As for me I am going to have a cup of coffee and harvest from my garden.

My wife and I attended this event last night just to try and get free stuff. It was a great presentation and they are darn good at salesmanship. However, their services and costs was not applicable for our lifestyle. Point is I took the chance for free stuff. Unfortunately, I don't have thousands to throw around whether I lose it or not in a possible scam.

Thus, I can't ever complain about something I was never really apart of. If I walked out of there with nothing free I made the choice to go. I have nothing to complain about with this company, because I chose to put myself in that position. In the end, they took nothing from me other than my time that I volunteered to them.

We went yesterday... we weren't even told what was being offered on the phone. We did get that paper that said we won two prizes and a Walmart gift card, so why not let's go and see what it is. Turns out they wanted us to buy into a vacation planning service.

It offered high savings and sure those numbers are impressive. Reality though, no family can afford to take three vacations a year for that full savings. They want $11,000 ( knocked down to $4995.00) up front .. no credit card, no installments nothing. We had to decline, we are redoing the outside of our home and pool this summer ( priority).

So they gave us the free a cruise slip and airline slip as well as Walmart gift card. Just the fees on the paper for each puts you at over $700.00 ( between registering the “ free” gifts, frees per person etc ) I can only imagine trying to book and the other fees they would add on. So for the $5.00 Walmart gift card we got, well played Primo.

I'm sharing this everywhere. They accidentally sent me home with the sheets with the numbers for the winners of the truck, cash iPad etc. I bet no one wins it...

I think if they re-did some things it may be a good service, but trying to pull stuff like this isn't cool at all. Not to mention the more I look this company up, the more bad experiences and reviews I find ..

Has anyone doing all this page complaining even USED the actual membership? I've read about 8-9 complaints complaining about the gifts that it clearly states you have to pay the taxes and have blackout dates. Bashing a company that you're clueless on is disgusting. My wife and I bought this back in September in MN.

Yes they start the price off at $11000, and yes they do over a program for $4943 but it's only good for 5 years! A trial membership, we opted to do the Platinum because we have way more than 5 years left in us......in November we went to Fort Lauderdale and stayed in a 3BR condo that was gorgeous and it cost us $434 for the week and saved $1835!

The sales people were nothing but direct and professional in our eyes and the few of you on here whining need stop being babies. Read the invitation on the back of the letter! People these days are so negative it makes me sick. Everyone makes fun of millennials but us Baby boomers as a generation are a bunch of whiners sometimes! Sheesh!!!

We just went tonight and same thing, ours was down to $4995.00 though... The fact there is no installments and just cash up front is what threw me off. We legit bought a home last year and it was a complete remodel... we did inside this past year and are doing all outside this summer... so up front fee of $5000 just wasn't in the cards.

Once they realize that, it's here's your 5.00 gift card and vacation cruise ( which the guy told us will be a inside cabin with probably bunk beds). thanks but no thanks.

I'm glad we agreed to not do it... it was tempting, and the guy who presented was very nice though..

Went to Primo presentation. As the kids today say “feels sketch”.

No one ever told us the name or what is was until we got there. If I had known the name I would have looked it up and not gone. No one ever told us about selling anything, but the whole thing felt like Amway to me.

One thing that did catch our attention is that one membership supposedly covers 5 households.

When calling we were told we won 2 of the 5 prizes, and a 3 day 2 night vacation. However, 3 of the 5 must match your VIP number on your invitation. So you are left with the Walmart card that can be between 5-100 dollars and a 7 night cruise. Yes. We got 5 dollar Walmart card and a voucher for the cruise that we are responsible for all taxes, fees, and transfers, bla, bla, bla. It also appears we received airfare but have not read the small print yet. We also received a 500 dollar hotel savings card. You are suppose to go on line when you are traveling and need a hotel and get a room for a greatly discounted rate. Haven't read the small print yet.

Also when we confirmed, we were told we would be getting a 100.00 dining card. Never got that.

It's true, when you say no for the 6 or 7th time, they send the new kid out to tell you what you haven't won. No car, no 50,000, no 65”TV, no IPad. So you basically get vouchers for the cruise, airfare, and the 5.00 Walmart card. I don't know what fees are associated with the cruise and airfare but this whole thing has already wasted about 5 hours of time and I am not really in the mood to try to negotiate through these “prizes”.