A New York travel agent is now facing up to seven years in jail if found guilty of operating a bogus travel company.

According to reports, 40-year old Joseph Ehrenreich of Pendelton has allegedly stolen a total of $90,000 from several clients and companies by booking bogus travel and cruise vouchers.

One of the victims was grandmother Lucille Sheedy who suspected that something’s not right when she could no longer contact Ehrenreich when she followed up her trip.

Sheedy said that she paid more than four thousand dollars to treat four of her grandkids in a cruise. She said that she started having trouble contacting Ehrenreich when she found out that they were not booked at any cruise at all. She immediately contacted her lawyer, the Better Business Bureau and the Attorney General’s office.

Sheedy is more disheartened with the fact that they could not go on an adventure trip since the money was taken out of her retirement fund.

Ehrenreich did not issue any statement regarding arrest but rather proceeded to post a $10,000 bail. If found guilty, he will be spending seven years in jail for twenty counts of grand larceny and one count of fraud.