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Has anybody heard or done business with RTI(Resorts Transfer International?
I went to a presentation today and have not figured out what they do. Enjoyed the $ 50.00 bill and supper they supplied along with the promise(?) of an Android tablet by mail.
 
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given the name of the company, and the fact they invited you to a presentation with the lure of a $50 gift...one would put money on some sort of viking ship/upfront fee/ post card type company.
 
What they do is separate you from your money and in return give you nothing.
 
gmarine said:
What they do is separate you from your money and in return give you nothing.
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Well, OP did get something--a free dinner and $50 for his time. If he leaves it at that, he comes out ahead.
 
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