I received a call from a 360-460-1404 asking me to answer 10 questions and afterwards I would receive 2 tickets free to Bahamas. I was very skeptical but I answered anyway. After the questions a live customer service lady came on and ask me my name and zip code. I asked her if it is real or a scam ...
I received a call to my cellphone from a 360-460-1404 ID'd on my phone from Washington. It asked me to answer a few health related questions and then it prompt me to an actual person to talk to. I ask what agency was calling me and how they got my phone and she responded that she was answer from an ...
This company called my cell phone sounding reputable and offering 2 free cruise tickets in exchange for answering 10 survey questions. They represent themselves as a public interest polling group. The questions do not ask for a credit card or social security number, just your age group and level of ...
Received an unsolicited call offering free Bahamas criusie for two by answering 10 questions. Questions answered and was asked name and zip code. Then told to go to www.surveycruise.com to claim prize with zip code and telepohone number - no credit card required. Did as directed. No prize award; ...
I answered the survey questions and then went to the website and completed the form. I really did win a Bahamas cruise, but it is a day cruise. So, one would have to pay airfare to the Bahamas to get a day trip. So they are not actually lying and it would be a nice prize if you lived in the Bahamas. ...
I received phone call stating I had won two free tickets to Bahamas from 360 area code. All I had to do was answer 10 survey questions. After answering the questions a live person answered the phone and asked for my address and phone number. I was then instructed to log onto www.surveycruises.com ...