Ver Rude!! I just got a call from this number and the guy asked for my father-in-law (who is the registered leaseholder on the house). I told him that my father-in-law wasn't home and I asked him to take a message...the guy said "it doesn't matter", so I told him he was acting very suspiscious. He hung up. Prick!. Many thanx to this website, because all of my reverse phone searches failed because the number is unlisted and other websites are asking for $20 to do a check. Cheers!
It's just one of those many deadbeat callers on a deadbeat telephone number that are popping up like mushrooms in a pile of dung these days. Best just to ignore them and not even answer on their repeat calls once you see that it's not a legitimate number.
Get them all the time here. The list of these crank call numbers is almost enoguh to fill an entire telephone directory and getting larger by the day.
Geo Holidays is apparently a scam, and at the very least seems to have unscrupulous practices. They may imply you've won a contest and then try to get personal information including your income, but if you try to get details about what you've won and how they "found" you, you'll be led in circles. They didn't even want to me their company name at first. They may give a name other than Geo Holidays at first. If you try to ask questions they evade them. Don't give them your personal info! They are selling. Don't fall for it. After Googling Geo Holidays for more info I found many warnings about their con. Just one example of a testimonial:
"We are victims of these vacation club scam and I am even embrassing to leave our ..."
Reporting this company in your area might be a good option.
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