They offered me stuff too. A lapse of judgement and I told them my credit card, then came back to reality and decided I didn't want the stuff they wanted my credit card for. I took down the name and employee number of the person I spoke too, and had her give me a phone number, this one. They called me on another number. Heres hoping that I don't get screwed over.
They kept calling me and like a dummy I accepted the magazines and everything and I am just waiting for the magazines so i can cancel. So stupid of me!
They have called me with two diffrent #s now offering things that were too good to be true. the first time they offered me a $50,000 scholorship. The 2nd time they offered me a choice between a new 2013 ford escape, a $500 gift card to the place of my choice, and a all expence payed vacation. Way too good to be true, and all thies things have such a drastic price diff it set the bells and whistles off in my head. All this after entering a Scholorship on Facebook. Way to go me, if it sounds too good to be true it probaly is.
On a side note you cant block there calls they call from a diffrent but simmilar # each time.
Just got a phone call from this number now, I'm glad I researched the number before answering or calling. I did enter a contest on facebook through my college's website to win a car though. hmmmm lol
They called me several times until I finally answered today, (I figured they must be debt collectors!) and a woman began telling me I had been entered into a sweepstakes for $25,000, they would be sending me a gold diamond watch, along with a free subscription to any 4 magazines for 12 months. I said yes to all of these things, because who wouldn't? She then said that she would need my card information. This seemed weird, and they said that no charge was involved. I find this sketchy, and whether this is legitimate or not, they aren't getting my information. I don't know if this is real or not, but I have no proof.