I was called on 06/01 in the am, saying I had won a trip for 8 days & 7 nights in Orlando & Daytona, along with the use of a rental car from Enterprise. All I had to do to confirm and show faith was to give them my credit card number. I asked what was behind it, because I was definately interested since I have friends and relatives in Fla, and it sounded pretty good. I was told at first that all that was asked of me was to spend (1) hour listening to a sales promotion for condos. The gentleman's name was Walter Bell, and he was soooo excited for me for winning. When I asked that he send me a package to confirm what he was telling me, for instance a contract, so I could verify he would not. He told me to go to the web site (www.E-Tour and Travel), which I did. There I found several other web sites to go to, one was titled E-Tour Rip Off! When I read them all to him, he was extremely insulting, telling me that I really needed to learn how to use a computer because the web address he game me would have taken me directly to his site.
Well, thank goodness those others appeared because that cut his sales pitch short. He was very angry with me when once again I asked him to send me the package, so I could do some research on my own. Walter explained that it was just to spend (1) hour touring the time shares they have. OOPS! Now its time shares & not condos they are selling. Bottom line is, if it sounds too good, it is. If you have to give your credit card number for anything you "won", you didn't win. You have actually lost!
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