Like a carnival barker shouting louder than the music, these calls drown out any chance of a genuine offer. The pattern is clear: unsolicited outreach promising a free vacation, pressure to attend a sales presentation, and a rotating roster of names—Suite Life Vacations, All Suite Getaways, Suitelife International—to stay one step ahead of complaints. The tactics rely on high‑pressure pitches, fabricated prizes, and vague contracts that lock participants into costly timeshare deals. Protect yourself by blocking the number, never sharing personal data, and reporting the call to the telecom regulator. If you’ve already attended, review the contract carefully, know your 10‑day cancellation window, and consider filing a complaint with consumer protection agencies.
Hey, I'm Miss Cap, and I acually did get a prize – a trip to Orlando! The prize might vary depending on the time and the ballot, but we asked upfront, and they told us we could go to Orlando. Of course, we have to pay for our flights and taxes, but that's it! It's a great deal, and we're stoked!
I did some reseach, and I found out that Jeff Drutz is a total scammer. He's got a bunch of failed companies, and he's just a slick-talking con artist. I spoke to him, and he didn't want to give me straight answers. He said he's contracted by SuiteLife Vacations, but he's not responsable for what they do. What a loser!
These guys are on every scam list out there, and they're under investagation. But they'll just change their name and keep on trucking. Be carefull, folks, and don't fall for their tricks. They're not legit, and they'll ruin it for all the other timeshare companies who acually do things right.
Jeff Drutz, you're a total scammer! You've been fired from multiple companies for your shady dealings. You're not even a real person, you're just a con artist with a bad attitude. Get a real job, dude!
I went to their presentaion, and oh man, the presure was real. They're tryng to sell you somthing, and they won't take no for an answer. Be carefull, folks!
Ugh, I should've read these comments befor going to their presentaion. My wife got a call saying she won a contest, and I got roped into talking to this Kevin Dale guy, who was definately Indian. He told us we won a trip, but it was all a sales pitch. They fed us, and then we had to listen to their 60-year-old actress lady tell us how great their deals were. What a waste of time!
I got a call from Suite Life Vacations today, and it was super sketchy. The guy on the phone had a thick Arab accent, and the background noise was crazy. He told me I won a prize, but I'm not buying it. Literally.
Hey, Mr. Cap, I've got a question for you – have you acually used that prize you won? Did you have to pay ennything for it? Inquiring minds want to know, buddy!
Hey, Smartbuyer, I think you got me mixed up with that Jeff guy. I'm just a reguler person who went to their presentaion, listened, and bought into it. I acually got what I was promisd, and I'm happy with my purchase. Don't assume everyone's a scammer, okay?
Be carefull, folks, this company changes names all the time. They're on every scam list out there, but they just won't quit. Stay vigilant and don't fall for their tricks!
Don't worry, these scammers will get what's comng to them. They'll be behind bars soon, and it'll be a well-deserved sentence. Justice will be served!
Jeff Drutz, you're a total loser! You're working for Carriage Hills and Georgian Manor Resort now, but you're still a scammer at heart. You're gonna end up in jail agen soon, mark my words. Stop lying to people and tryng to cover your tracks!
Yeah, we went to one of their presentaions, and it was acually kinda cool. We got a free one-night stay at this resort, and it was only a 90-minute timeshare pitch. We thought, why not, we'll do it again and see what happends. So we went back, and it was the same deal – 90 minutes, and we got our free trip to Disney World! We're stoked!
You're forgetting to mention the other shady call center in North York, run by those scumbags Jeff Drutz, Walter Elwood, and Anthony Donato. They're all crackheads who'll say ennything to get what they want. They prey on homeless and desparate people, promising them the world but delivering nothing. Don't trust these guys, they're the worst!
I was hired with 5 other people to work for them. Each couple we got to go to the office for the so-called lunch/dinner that qualified, we would be paid $150.00
There is no free lunch in this world, folks. Dont trust these guys - they're just trying to make a quick buck off you.
I ussed to work for these guys and it was a total scam. We'd get paid $150 for every couple we got to go to the office for a 'lunch/dinner' thing. But it was all just a timeshare scam and they didnt care about the people they were hurting. I'm so glad I got out of there.
I saw a booth at Vaughn Mills with a 'WIN A CAR' sign and I fell for it. But it was a scam! The salesperson told me to pretend I was married and to bring a woman with me to the presentation. It was so pushy and anoying.
I saw a booth in Vaughn Mills with WIN A CAR sign and of course I was blinded. Little did I no that behind this is a scam. The salesperson told me to say that I am married and to come by with some woman as they do not check the documents, so I took my live-in gf with me as she could use that Vegas trip and off we went to the presentation in Woodbridge. Poor thing! As these guys thought she is a desision maker, they put presure on her and when I said I would not buy anything these guys said that we will not get our 'free trip'. I should have known better that there is no free lunch in the world.
