This guy from Wyndham just called and asked for me. As I stood next to my wife he told her that I have stayed at thier San Diego location several times and why she was not with me? This has really got me P@#$%D OFF. When I try to call the number back (caller ID) I get no answer. I still can't figure out how they got my home phone number and my name since I am unlisted
First off, thanks for the back up from Missouri!!! Kinda sad we have to explain ourselves in depth like this...But I guess it goes with the territory with "US PEOPLE"...LOL!!! And again I ask, how is everyone coming to the conclusions they are about our company, without expierencing what we have to offer? And again what we do is try and make life a little more enjoyable (which sounds like alot of people could use and IS perfectly legal) Lastly as a Christian I do not and will not LIE about this folks. Lighten up...It's a vacation.
I just had this number and Wyndham Vacation show up on my caller ID- no message left, so of course I googled it, and this is where I landed. You all need to educate yourselves on the DNC registry. At one time, your listing on there DID expire, and you had to relist it. A new law went into effect February 2008 changing that, and now your listing does not expire. I do not know how the new law affected pre-existing listed numbers, because I just went ahead and re-registered after I heard about the new law, so you should probably check your number at donotcall.gov
As far as Wyndham calling you, telemarketers CAN call you even if you are on the DNC list if you have given them permission to do so, and by giving your phone number to the hotel (previous contract or business dealing)that you stayed at (for us it was the Super 8) you are giving them permission. This is when you have to tell them to take you off of their list, and they have to comply. So you see, not answering or making them go deaf does not help you out in any way.
Now, employee, you're right- $109 for 3 nights at HoJo or Super 8 to only have to sit through a 2-hour hard sell is a steal just about anywhere, and I'd take it in a heartbeat, but as my name suggests, Wyndham would have to pay for the transportation, too. *sigh*
I've gotten calls from this 417 number twice. Each time it was a few days after staying at a Super 8 motel. They don't call often. I just don't answer when they do.