I was employed for about one month with Quorum Travel International in their Telemarketing Department. Unknowingly to me at the time, I read an untruthful script to potential buyers of Club Memberships.
Here is how this fraudulent scheme works:
Quorum Travel sends out mass mailing postcards telliing people they have won a choice of 3 vacations.
The recipient then calls a Toll Free telephone number to claim their coice of one of 3 Free vacations.
As a come-on, Quorum offers potential victim (s) a choice of 3 free vacations: 1. A free 3 night cruise for 2 persons; 2. Free round-trip airfare tickets for 2 persons, good for a travel anywhere within the Continental United States; or 7 nights and 8 days in a first class resort accomendations (for 2 persons) in a one bedroom suite.
In furtherance of the fradulent scheme, to claim one of the 3 Free vacations, the victim (s) must attend a 60-90 minute presentation. During the presentaion, Quorum Travel International attempts to sell the unsuspecting victim (s) a WORTHLESS Vacation Club Membership, for a sum anywhere between approximately $2,000 to $12,000.
It bears nothing, the above-mentioned free gift vacation, for attending said presentation, is WORTHLESS.
In the next room, adjacent to my former Phone Room, on my last day of employment, I became aware Quorum Travel International had another Phone Room just set-up selling Pots & Pans and other items.
I learned Quorum Travel International is a boilerroom operation involved in unlawful fraudulent schemes. On or about July 16, I reported Quorum Travel International to the State's Attorney's Office in W. Palm Beach as well as to the Boca Raton Police Department, and to Edward Lynch (Candidate for Congressman).
I urge all persons with any knowledge of said fraudulent scheme to contact the States Attorney's Office in W. Palm Beach, and telephone Congressman-Elect Edward Lynch at.
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