I saw a contest to Win a Smart car at an amusement park and thought it would be nice to win for my son. A woman called me saying I won a cruise to the Bahamas with no strings attached. All I need to do is come to their office in princeton to pick up the vouchers and I would be all set. I figured I'd check the internet to find out more information on this company and saw all the blogs on how similar people were approached and led into a time share scam. I returned call they left me and spoke to agent who said they want to confirm my appointment. I told her I never entered a contest to win a cruise but a car. I told her I was not interested and she insisted on why I had signed up in the first place. Now, that's rude! I think it's shameful how they try to make you think you won a cruise vs. A car. This is a bad economy and the last thing people need is to be scammed/bait and switched. I will never sign up for any sweepstakes again after this. Stay away from this company if you don't want to experience this treatment.
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