Check out these links as well, look for Jesus:
http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-305-599-3227
http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-305-599-3200
http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-305-599-3223
http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-305-599-3220
http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-305-599-3210
This should make us wonder why a 'supposed' satisfied customer would actually post up so many compliments in so many different places?
Yo acabo de hacer la reservacion de Orlando y aunque demoraron en lo que me atendieron me pidieron 50.00 ya que la reservacion es para la proxima semana, un cargo 29 cargos de reservacion y 21 por ser "rush". Ellos me indican que el hotel de orlando cobra de 5 a 9 dolares al dia que seran pagados al momento de el check in. Ellos me dijeron desde un principio que tratan de vender time shares. Hasta ahora me han ocultado el cargo de reservacion. Pero page 300.00 en taxes por 3 destinos. Quizas no sean tan malos como ustedes piensan.
En mi caso aunque no me gusta del todo la idea de estar una hora sentada escuchando una charla lo veo desde otro punto de vista tengo dos entradas a los parques por lo que ese tiempo me lo pagaron por decirlo de alguna manera !!!! asi que respeto los comentarios anteriores mas no lo de la gente mal intencionada y porque no (fraudulenta) como el caso del Sr Raul deberia bloquearse, asi mismo pienso que una emisora para tomar su nombre para promocionar las companias que estafan aun no existen porque senores seamos honesta estamos en EEUU
UNBELIEVABLE! This exact thing happened to me yesterday. I was listening to a radio station (not Spanish - 100.3 in Dallas) and I called in after a question had been asked and they told me I had won a trip to Las Vegas and that all I had to pay was $99 in taxes. I'm leary of things like this so my gut told me not to give them any kind of credit card until I had done some investigating. I told my best friend who is an attorney about the deal (or lack thereof)and he found out that it was indeed a scam. However, the number they were calling me from was a "425" number. The exact number was 425-496-1910 and I spoke with "Genoveve." Who knows what her real name was though. Glad I saw this blog... I told them I would call them back today with my credit card number (which I'm obviously not giving them) but instead I'll just call back and let them know that I'm fully aware of their proposed "vacation package." Thanks again.
Its a scam, I called yesterday and all of the sudden a lady picks up, you're the # ten caller, she asked me if this was my phone number, I said yes, and she told me that I qualified for a free trip too Vegas and that they will call me back, about a half hour later a man called me and asked me to name 2 singers name one that is called El Caballero de la Salsa and I forgot the other one, anyway, I answered them and then they said that I've won a trip to Santo Domingo and another to Puerto Rico because I ansred both. The man was talking fast trying to rush me, and I asked him what radio station I was calling, he said 96.3 which was wrong, anyways he kept on talking asked for my address and my age, i gave fake ones, and all of the sudden he said that I have to pay $4,000 and to give my bank acocunt info to the contract officer, I said to him no no no no nono no and hanged up. today I recived a call from Sweet Suites Central, and I asked what was that, she told me it was Sweet Suite Central and I asked again what was that, she growl and hanged up. Okay, but anyways, nothing its free in this world don't fall for any scammers tricks to make you buy something