What is so wrong with somebody inviting you to tour the place? Get over it. Don't know the number, don't answer. Don't want to go? Don't go. But if you choose one that is within driving distance, it is worth it. They are nice and gracious. If you don't want to buy, don't buy. But you'll be tempted. Those places are pretty cool and you will think of them the next time you stay in a Holiday Inn.
I made the mistake of filling out one of the forms to win a boat from Bass Pro Shops over three years ago, and today I got a call from this number for the fifth time since then. Once I realized who it was, I got plain rude and cursed the caller out and told him to find another line of work, since this "job" he holds is pathetic. I'm through being nice to people and if enough people make their job a living Hell, they will quit, no one else wil want the position, and these calls will stop when they go out of business. The time has come for us as Americans to say enough of this crap and that we're not going to take it anymore.
I have been getting a number of hang-up, or telemarketer calls (you know the long pause before someone actually gets to the phone). Tonight I *69, and got the same number as the last number calling.
I am on the do not call list. I never filled out a "Bass Pro" contest.
YA ME TO THE DAY MY BOYFRIEND PICKED UP HIS USED BOAT HE PUT A FORM IN TO WIN A FREE BOAT. IT IS A SCAM THEY DO THIS SH** TO TRY AND GET YOU YO USE THERE TIME SHARES...
I WENT TO THE BASS PRO IN COLUMBIA MO
CALL THE BASS PRO YOU WENT TO AND TELL THEM THAT IF THEY DONT STOP CALLING YOU THEN THEY WILL LOSE A CUSTOMER FOR LIFE
SPEK TO A *MANAGER*
THE LADY THAT ANSWERED THE PHONE ACTED LIKE THE HAVE NEVER HAD THIS PROBLEM BEFORE SO TALK TO THE MANAGER
WELL SEE WHAT HAPPENS