Like a persistent doorbell, the calls from +16035466125 keep ringing long after you’ve told them to stop. They mimic legitimate travel‑club offers, often dangling a “free vacation” to lure personal data and push a timeshare sale. Since the number hops to alternate lines, simple blocklists can be bypassed, so consider a call‑blocking app that flags known telemarketing prefixes. Register the line with the national Do‑Not‑Call registry and request written confirmation to cease contact. Protect your privacy by never sharing credit‑card details over the phone, and report persistent abuse to the FTC. A layered approach keeps the nuisance at bay.
After filling out a form at the request of my wife, I was declared a winner, although this seems dubious, and I've had success with similar companies in the past by declining their sales pitches and taking advantage of their offers for free trips.
At my wifes behest, I filled out a form at 6 flags, and interesingly, I supposidly "won" something, but my wife has yet to be contacted.
The caller was selling timeshares, and despite requests to cease contact, calls continue to be made from different numbers.
No information is available regarding the outcome of the visit
They just wont stop calling, even after I block them, they just call from another number, I told them to stop, but they dont listen.
They continuelly call, I told them to stop, but they dont, I block the number and they just call from another one
They also have an alternative number, 603-546-6128, thats what they told me
Apparently, these numbers - 603-546-6133, 603-546-6125, 603-546-6124, and 931-231-8230 - are being used for scamming purposes, where they claim you've won a prize and try to convinse you to buy in, similiar to the old timeshare scams, dont forget to tell them to stop calling you, they have to!!
They have multiple numbers, Global Destinations rang me from a Florida number, 386-233-9722 or 386-675-0052, im driving to Mansfield tonight to hear their presentation, dont worry, i have no intention of buying ennything
A voicemail was left referencing an entry form, which upon further investigation, appears to be a potential timeshare sales tactic
Some woman called me from this number, saying i won a vacation, all they need is my credit card number, they call them selfs the global destination travel club
This number calls constintly, somtimes 3-5 times a day, and when i asked them to stop, they just kept calling and didnt leave a message
Constantly calls my cell phone, then just hangs up