Received a telephone call with offer of 2 free Bahama Cruise tickets. Gave the info requested and then found no further info available on line. Please check this out for fraud, misleading, false verbal advertisement, etc. Thanks rbd ...
They called my cell phone and promised a free cruise for completing a survey. A "live" person confirms the information. They gave me a website to enter my phone number and zip code to redeem cruise tickets. What a surprise, it doesn't work! ...
Phone call from (503) 260-4864 (Portland, OR) was an automated survey, live agent asked for zip code and confirmed my phone number. Automated message said to log onto website. I did not. Called the number back and got a message that this was "not a working number" ...
I received a call from 503-260-4864 (Portland, OR). When I answered it was an automated voicemail about a survey and that I would win a 2 pass to the Bahamas. After I did the survey I was on hold for a representative who wanted to verify my address and phone #. She sounded like she was in a hurry ...
Should have listened to my better instinct. The old adage " if it's too good to be true..." Hopefully this was a cheap lesson learned. Same scenario, got a phone call, answered questions, could'nt log on, oh but I'm sure I'll still get that phonecall or e-mail telling me my departure date ...
The number that the scam artists used to call me is: 503-260-4864. When I picked up the line it was an automated voice asking me to do a survey for free tickets to the Bahamas... Afterwards a man answered the phone and asked for my zip code and name then he was interrupted by another automated ...