DEC 10 th 2008 Astar at it again and how do you stop them. Last week i must have had 3/4 calls from the u. S and after telling them 3/4 times i wasn, t who they were asking for I finally gave in and took the call to see what it was all about so here goes. Congrats and all that rubbish about winning ...
I was called and offered a deal package on a holiday, which sounded good as i do not have a lot of money, so silly me gave them my card details and they took over 230 from my account and promised me details would come in the post, which never arrived, and only dawned on me that they scammed me. S*t ...
My man was looking something in computer. Suddenly came the window where was saying "you have win 3000 euros vacation to Bahama". Make sure that you have win must you give your name, adress, e-mail and phonenumber - otherwise the vacation to Bahama will be lost and somebody else will win ...
A phone call lasting 15min, almost bullying the customer service guy did all the selling of the trip, how lucky we were, then passed me to his supervisor (probably the same person) who then gave us the option of a cruise for 4 pople, the he was going to pass me to his security person to take visa ...
I was contacted on the phone an evening by a woman, she told me the great news. She hand over to a man who took care of the real ripoff. I was very happy and could just see me and my family on a great trip. I forgott my usual suspisios mind and gave happily out my visaaccountnumber. The man wish me ...
Astar have already been trying unsucessfully to attract me into providing them with my charge card details for my "Free" vacation for 4 in Tampa and also the Bahamas. I have recommended Mr Scott Darwin of Astar California that I have to examine this with my spouse and also to contact me ...