A family member excitedly told me that she was going on a vacation and showed me the email voucher. She had answered a political phone survey and then "won" a free cruise. She decided to reserve two seats and pay the port fees for two people. She gave out her credit card number and was ...
I signed up for free cruise, but was not free. Then the company tried to talk me into longer cruise, at first I said yes. Then i realized, i could not aford the extra cruise. They had already charged my card before i gave permission and now non-refundable. ...
I received a call saying I won a free cruise. I listened to everything and yes they argued with Mr for the sale. I gave in and payed for it, since that my fiance and I could use it for our honeymoon. Well I knew something didn't seem right. What should I do now time get my money back? ...
I totally fell for it even though I had a gut reaction a vacation sounded good. I asked if it was a scam or if there was hidden fee's they Lied Lied Lied! They suck but right after I got off the phone. I canceled my card and decided it was too good to be true. ...
I was called at 3:46 pm (Pacific coast) and listened to an automated recording of a woman saying there was a 30 second survey and I had been specially selected to take it. It asked "How do you think the democrats are doing with the budget crisis?" Then the same about the republicans, and ...
Received a phone call regarding a political survey which promised a caribbean cruise upon completion. A guy comes on the line ranting about the cruise and all he needs is a credit card to process the "Port Fees" and "Government Taxes" for $59 each person, minimum of 2 persons. ...