I was contacted by someone from this phone number. (1-786-292-3107) saying I have won a free Caribbean Cruise. When I questioned this I was transferred to Caribbean Cruise Lines. They told me because I had ordered something online I was qualified to win a 2 day 2 night cruise. They started filling ...
These rip off wannabes told me I had won a cruise to the Carribean via a sweepstakes I had entered. Well I had entered no sweepstakes for a free cruise. Then they proceeded to tell me that there was a one time fee of fifty nine US dollars per person for port passe's. They said I could take the ...
I was called (at my work) to participate in a brief phone survey for the chance to win a free cruise. Reluctantly, I accepted and figured I could just hang up if it was too long. The survey was very random questions, asking me if I went to college, what degree I had, etc. It was very quick and at ...
I was called and told I had won a free cruise. They asked me to pay the taxes for the tickets which was $118.00. I found out its not a cruise but a timeshare ferry. They lie to you by saying you won a cruise. This is not a free cruise, its not even a cruise but a timeshare sell. They are liars and ...
Caribbean Cruise Line rep Pam called stating I won a 3 night cruise to the Bahamas. Pam was very excited for me that I won a 3 night cruise. Well I was at my desk when I got this call and lucky for me my computer was on. Pam gave me the web site grandcaribbeancruisecl.com when I clicked on the site ...
I worked for this company. If you receive a mailing it is a front to get you to call in and claim your "FREE" cruise. The "FREE" cruise is a front for a vacation ownership sales pitch (in south Florida or Orlando area) and to try to upsell a vacation package which, if you can ...