If something sounds too good to be true than it probably is. Our household recieved a first class envelope from Ramada Plaza Resorts with a packet with free cruise vouchers and a fake check for $1300.00. All we had to do is call and confirm the reservation. I immediately called, but with suspicion that this might be a scam. I was helped by a very kind lady who gave me a thorough rundown of what the company is and how they would serve me in this vacation. It sounded wonderful. A free 7 day vacation with a 2 night cruise and also free vacations to Mexico and Las Vegas. Sounds great doesn't it?
Well, after the lady transferred me to the "Ramada manager" and asked me if I were pleased with the trip. He then told me that i would be transferred to the "security department" for credit card information. I was hesitant, responded with questions of how I do I know if I'm not getting scammed, but he took an offensive tone with me, and told me how dare I question Ramada's integrity. He did not transfer me to a different "department" and asked me the name that is on my credit card and I then hung up the phone and looked found this site online.
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