Called today with a pitch for scaptovacations.com. Yes, it is spelled correctly. They identified as a Hilton affiliate. I had some free time while driving so spent about 22 minutes with them on the phone. It was a high pressure pitch to commit to a vacation in a time share resort. They called and, after pitching the resorts, they wanted credit card information to book you an a "discounted" vacation package with, in the end, 3 vacations (6 days and 5 nights) at various resorts all over Mexico, the Caribbean, and elsewhere. I was just pulling their chain feigning interest just to keep them on the line. It may be legit, but it sounds WAY too much like a scam. They want financial information based on a phone call with a sales pitch. They have a website that is pretty slick but anyone can put a slick website together. Especially with a big financial motive behind you. Of course the deal was only available until the end of the phone call. Red flags are all over this call.
Called today with a pitch for scaptovacations.com. Yes, it is spelled correctly. They identified as a Hilton affiliate. I had some free time while driving so spent about 22 minutes with them on the phone. It was a high pressure pitch to commit to a vacation in a time share resort. They called and, after pitching the resorts, they wanted credit card information to book you an a "discounted" vacation package with, in the end, 3 vacations (6 days and 5 nights) at various resorts all over Mexico, the Caribbean, and elsewhere. I was just pulling their chain feigning interest just to keep them on the line. It may be legit, but it sounds WAY too much like a scam. They want financial information based on a phone call with a sales pitch. They have a website that is pretty slick but anyone can put a slick website together. Especially with a big financial motive behind you. Of course the deal was only available until the end of the phone call. Red flags are all over this call.