My wife was called on her cell phone and told she had won a "$1000 shopping spree". All you had to do was attend a 1 hour seminar about vacations. I told her it was a scam. She still wanted to go to the seminar. It was only 60 minutes and then you got the "shopping spree".
Se decided ahead we were not buying anything, no matter how good or affordable they made it sound. After the main speech and movie you go with a sales person who tells you how you really can't afford not to spend the $8K on a life time "free" vacation package. We just kept saying no.
They add a second salesperson to try to add pressure to the deal. Everytime we said no they went back to their papers and refigured and came up with a cheaper price. We stood fast and continued saying no. Then the 2 salespeople bring in what i'll call a closer. They are super high pressure, and hint at how ridiculous you are being for not taking their extraordinary deal, to which they drop the price again, talk. We say no again. Price drops once more! We still say no.
So now they are slightly aggravated that they have to give us the 'shopping spree'. After seeing the spree we were so glad we had said no, no, no. It is obvious this is a scam.
If there ever is a next time I will look at what they are giving before they waste my time again. EVERYTHING in the shopping spree is PURE CRAP. The cuckoo clock retail value $399 is being sold on ebay for $69 and NO BIDS are being placed. All the MSRP are way over inflatedated at www.pickyourgifts.org and it's all crap anyway.
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