Pacific Monarch telemarketers called me three or four occasions with-in per week before I told them to consider my label off their checklist since I had been not permitted observe their marketing since I have had previously observed it in the last year. One of these simple entrepreneurs really ...
I received a call from them as others have posted here. It sounded great until they said I could bring only one child ages 4-17 and I had to bring a credit card or checkbook as a 2nd form of i.D. A valid picture i.D. Not good enough? I mean, its not like I'm taking some sort of government exam here ...
A couple of days ago I got a call from someone telling me "Congratulations, you've won $100,000 or the car of your dreams!" Same story as everyone else who's reported here - no, I didn't really win, I had to go listen to their sales pitch first for an hour and a half, then pick a card out ...
A couple of days ago I got a call from someone telling me "Congratulations, you've won $100,000 or the car of your dreams!" Same story as everyone else who's reported here - no, I didn't really win, I had to go listen to their sales pitch first for an hour and a half, then pick a card out ...
I am disabled. My wife (who is also my caregiver) and I visited Pacific Monarch Resorts for a time share presentation. We were contacted by Pacific Monarch after entering a drawing to "win a car or $10,000.00" and asked to attend a 90 minute presentation, to receive a free trip to Las ...
Pacific Monarch promised two free tickets to Disneyland and one night at an Anaheim-area hotel if my wife and I attended a time share presentation, which we did.in order to collect the prize, we had to jump through a lot of hoops, which I expected. But here's the last straw: To get the Disneyland ...