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nice touch, answering your own post LOL

Hey, what do you tell your kids when you go home at night about what you did all day, like "I tricked x number of people out of their money today, kids, so we get to eat again!" Or has Child Protection Services taken them away from you (criminal influence and such)?

Man called and said I won a vacation. I filled out a form at the Washington DC's NBC 4 Health & Fitness Expo. When we filled it out, we asked them if we were going to be contacted if we did not win. He said no, no solicited messages, only get a call if you were a clear WINNER. "Ok, and whats the catch?" we asked. He said, "nothing! You either win or do not win the vacation and cruise to Florida." Ok. So we filled this out. Get a phone call from this number and the man tells us "I have some good news for you, you won the Florida Cruise." Says he's calling from company called Florida Cruises. Then asks to verify credit card info. We just argued with them yesterday so we played stupid and said we didn't have the card on hand. "What's the credit card information for if we WON?" I asked. He hung up immediately. BBB.org (Better Business Bureau) gives this company a D rating. According to the representative yesterday, their website is bahamascelebration.com. SCAM DO NOT FALL FOR IT!

barbara,

Quit defending your crappy [***] company. If you guys aren't scamming people, and you're not the company responsible for these phone calls, then I'd start hunting down the people who are ruining your company's reputation. Because if it smells like bull [***], looks like bull [***], and sounds like bull [***]? Guess what. It just might be bull [***]. You know why? Because its not often that a company, especially one that's been in business 9 years (as you stated) conveniently changes their name on multiple occasions. Yesterday, you guys called my phone and said you were Bahamas Celebration company with bahamascelebration.com. You did NOT offer me a time share, and told me that it was a discounted cruise rate. It was NOT only $299, but in fact added up to $1000. Your representatives were scared shitless to give me their names so I can refer to them for more info. They got impatient and offended when I questioned their legitimacy. And telling me that I was SAFE because THEY recorded the conversation means NOTHING if they couldn't give me any more info until I even purchased it first. Then today, my husband gets the call and now your RTAVacations has now changed yet to another name called Florida Cruises! He immediately asked for credit card info and when my husband said he didn't have his wallet on him, he replies, "where you at, the beach?" Haha we laughed. "What's the credit card info if WE WON?" then he hung up immediately. If you guys were such a legitimate company, why the hell does your company have a C- based on BBB.org? [***] your company, [***] all you sad imbeciles that work for dirty money screwing people just like your own family and friends over. You live a sad, sad life full of lies. I hope your kids grow up and realize how sorry their mom was. I hope someone lower than you guys scams the [***] out of you and your fellow employees one day that your wallet gets RAPED and sucked dry too. Karma will handle its business.

Wow, did it ever occur to you that it was not the same company you were getting calls from?  We are now and have been Resort Tours and Accommodations since 2001 when I started working here.

My fiancee and I filled out the contest forms at Shamrock Fest in DC; she got a call from them at her home number, saying she won. She wanted to call me first before accepting but he told her it was a "limited-time" offer. She was hesitant about giving her credit card info to "hold the reservation" but decided it would nice to have a cruise set up for our honeymoon. She was told that not many people filled out the forms, however there were thousands of people at the event. Where things get suspicious is that I had the same exact call on my cell phone two hours later, and when I started to say that it was weird that we both won, he cut me off saying "isn't it great!" but I did not let him talk me into paying more to have two extra people join us. My fiancee was not even able to log on to the website book4florida.com with the Reservation number that the caller gave her even though she confirmed it several times, so it might be a fake login page. We now want to get her the refund so we're going to call the 1-800 number mentioned above. I am curious to hear if anyone has actually gone on the cruise.