Wyndham Vacations. If you've stayed at ANY of the Wyndham Rewards group hotels, they have your information. This includes:
Knights Inn
Amerihost Inn
Travelodge
Super 8
Baymont
Howard Johnson
Days Inn
Ramada
Wingate By Wyndham
Wyndham Resorts
I'm pretty sure it's a timeshare offer, since I told the woman upfront that I have no income, don't own my home, and am under the age of 28. This disqualified me automatically.
i dint answer these because im not home but i just got this house number so when i get home and se3 they have called me three to four times a day i get annoed no one needs to get a hold of me that bad!!!!
I would GREATLY appreciate it if this number 417-877-2602/Wyndam Vacations would STOP calling. They have called three times today to our place of business and each time the phone is answered they don't say anything. Finally the third time I didn't say anything when answering the phone. They said something and I told them to take the number off the list as it is a place of business. They insisted to talk to someone else and would not just do as instructed. Not professional at all. Very rude and wanted to talk to my manager - well guess what - I am the manager! Just take the number off the list - end of story!
I happened to travel thru that area last week and used my charge card a few times (Branson). My guess is they immediately picked up on my name and address from that and am now getting these phone calls for the Wyndam Hotel? I don't know how they got my info otherwise, the timing was just right.
I checked this # on "Who Called Us". This is a scam. A person called this number back, and said they were calling her because of a previous stay at a Wyndham resort.
She never vacationed at this resort, and when she asked questions, they hung up.
Wyndham Vacations are slimballs, they call me relentlessly and have been doing so for like 8 months now, in spite of me telling them to stop.
I entered a sweepstakes at a mall and 3 weks later the calls started. The lesson here is don't enter sweepstakes because more often than not they're just ways for jerks to collect phone numbers for their high-pressure telemarketing business. And since you entered the sweepstakes, they technically "have business" with you, so the do not call registry doesn't apply to them. They're gaming the system.