Two weeks ago, I went to a local Ribfest event. They had a draw for a free cruise vacation. Naturally, I filled out a ballot and wrote my address, and phone numbers. Two weeks later, I received a call telling me that I won a free cruise to the Bahamas. At first, I was extremely skeptical but the ...
Last week I was informed by phone that I won a free cruise to the Bahamas if I would simply participate in a survey. After the survey, the man on the phone gave me a website addy and told me to go register. He said a "travel specialist" would give me a follow-up call the next week. I went ...
My spouse purchased this vacation over the phone and then passed it off to me after it was a done deal to make the arrangements. We have not yet taken the vacation, but are due to leave in four days. So far, including airfare for three and the PRE-PAID fees for the cruise and accommodations, plus ...
After finishing a telephone study which allegedly sent a totally free Bahama cruise (that we later discovered to be always a fraud). I began getting troublesome "spoofing" telephone calls from telemarketers consequently of my quantity being handed down by this Caribbean cruise lines ...
First let me say I own a timeshare. Yes, I love it. It's been great for my family. No it's never been a rip off. When I purchased my timeshare last year I got a "Free cruise". I signed up for my "Free cruise" in February. I knew I had to pay port charges. I knew I had to pay ...
I participated in a survey and was awarded a "free" cruise to Bahamas. The call to claim my free cruise was an up sell marketing event claiming affiliation with Ramada Inn, Budget rent a car etc... Must buy now, no time for such affiliations to be confirmed and of course this will now ...