Earlier this week, a wave of calls claiming free airline tickets and vacation packages has been traced back to a familiar name on the caller ID. The pattern matches a classic timeshare and telemarketing scam: callers request personal details, push a resort visit, and pressure recipients to claim a prize that never materializes. Protect your personal data by refusing to share names, addresses, or financial information. Hang up, block the number, and report the call to the FTC or your state’s consumer protection agency. Consider adding the number to your Do‑Not‑Call list and use call‑blocking apps to reduce future disturbances.
I would love to have the package, but i dont understand it, can the plane tickets be used alone without a hotel
Despite blocking this number, I continue to receive incessant calls and messages claiming I've 'won' something or there's 'wonderful news', which is clearly a scam.
Regarding an airline package, an offer was made for hotel accommodations in Orlando, Florida, starting at $69 per night, or alternatively, a hotel discount option could be chosen instead of the included airfares, with the option to contact First Priority Travel for more information.
After attending a presentation for a timeshare package, it became clear that the offer was not worth the investment, with the starting package being overpriced and the included gifts being of little value.
I beleive I entered a contest last year, and now they're calling me, it's very suspecious and I dont trust them
This is undoubtedly a scam.
A moment ago, i recived a call from this number, the caller asked for Mary, but i told her ther was no Mary at this number and verified that the corect number was dialed.
Despite my repeated requests to cease contact, this company continues to call, attempting to discuss a timeshare, and their representatives become agitated when I decline.
When I answered the call, there was background noise, but the caller didn't respond when I said hello
Following a call from this number, i became anxious. apparently, i'd won four airline tickets. when i rang back the provided 877 number, i requested to speak with Nathan Lemire, who claimed to reside in Manchester. he mentioned that i had signed up for a giveaway at a fisher cats game, which i vaguely remember. however, when i asked to speak with him, the receptionist responded rudely. according to him, the resort is 5-star, but the photos i've seen online appear unimpressive.
This number is likely associated with a Vacation or Timeshare scam.
The phone number 603-546-6230 keeps apearing on my caller ID as unknown name, i blocked my number and called them and a woman answered saying she was from InSeason Resort
Frequent calls from this number, often every other day, are not being answered and are becoming a nuisance
Our family recieved a phone call informing us we won a prize, includin 4 roundtrip plane tickets with a value of upto $4500, and acces to aproximatly 30 destinations, we're looking foreward to the presentation and will post an update on sunday
I get a call for promotional vacation offers at least once a week, it get's annoyning
I recieved a call about four free airline tickets and a night in Lincoln NH, but the caller, Toccara, didnt understand why I wasnt interested in listening to her offer.
The caller hung up immediately after I answered, and I suspect it might be related to the annoying calls about expiring vehicle warranties.
I received a call from Curran Management, and fortunately, I had read about their tactics beforehand, so I kept the conversation brief, as they can be quite pushy
A call informed me I'd won airline tickets, but once I shared my personal details, the conversation took an unsettling turn.
Shady individuals like these are a compleat waste of time
I received the same call, which was apparently related to an entry my daughter submitted on my behalf, and I appreciate being informed about the potential scam.
Repeated calls were received from InnSeason Resorts, a timeshare company, until the number was added to the blocked call list.
A call was made to my wife's workplace, asking for me by name, and offering free airline tickets if I contact 800-421-4213 and ask for Justin Thurber, which I discovered is linked to Curren Mgt after researching the company online.
The calls I've received, supposedly from Curran Management, have been identified by caller ID as 603-216-8000, and when I answered, a woman asked for other residents by their first name before hanging up.
Got a call from this number today and they left a message asking for my 15 year old daughter, saying she had a package at the front desk, sounds like a scam to me
Someone named Chris called, acting familiar, claiming I won a prize and trying to pressure me into picking up airline tickets, but I eventually made it clear I wasn't interested.
I got a call saying i won a prize, a gas card and a vacation, but i didnt go claim it, now they keep calling me
A man called multiple times, claiming I had won an all-expense-paid vacation worth up to $1,500, with no strings attached, but after confirming my details, nothing was sent.
When I answered, the male caller asked for my brother, then proceeded to ask for his spouse without knowing her name, leading me to end the call.
Oviously, i have gotten numerous calls from them in the past two weeks trying to tell "steve", while i am colleen, that he has won a huge prize from bank of america and to call them back to claim the prize. i had a friend call back and she was asked to give a ton of information. they leave voicemails asking me to please call them back. no caller ID just the number, which is pretty creepy