I ignored this call for a couple of days until I finally listened to my voicemail and realized that this is a notification office letting me know that I have a free gift waiting for pick up from a sweepstakes I participated in at a bridal show. When I called back I spoke with a very nice person who helped me claim my gift. I was happy that I didn't have to pay anything out of pocket. I can't wait to book my free weekend in Vegas!
I ignored this call for a couple of days until I finally listened to my voicemail and realized that this is a notification office letting me know that I have a free gift waiting for pick up from a sweepstakes I participated in at a bridal show. When I called back I spoke with a very nice person who helped me claim my gift. I was happy that I didn't have to pay anything out of pocket. I can't wait to book my free weekend in Vegas!
This is a good call. I put my name in a bunch of different raffles at the beer festival last month and ended up getting a bunch of junk calls wanting me to buy something. This call was to notify me that I actually won something (no money out of pocket)....not a sales call. I did have to go in and watch a virtual tour about a resort to get my prize, but I was not pressured to buy/join anything, which was a relief. I had no problem giving 90 mins of my time for a $4000 vacation package.
Since you are so knowledgeable, please answer the following questions:
1. Who are they? What is their full, legal name
2. What is their legal address (no box numbers)
3. What is the address of their website?
4. If you knew who they were, why did you search a phone complaints site for their number?
We eagerly await your reply, the lack of which strongly suggests you are a shill for that phone number.