Interestingly, only one poster, Amy, mentioned checking the fine print on the entry form, which reveals the catch about consenting to receive these calls.
How to stop telemarketing scams from Steele Hill Resorts!
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Expert Opinion
Picture yourself answering a cheerful voice claiming you won a free vacation at Steele Hill Resorts after entering a raffle at a baseball game. The call quickly turns into a sales pitch for a timeshare, demanding personal details and an upfront spend to claim the “prize.” To protect yourself, never share Social Security or banking info with unsolicited callers, ask for written verification, and hang up if the offer feels too good to be true. Block the number, register on the National Do‑Not‑Call list, and report the incident to the FTC. Stay skeptical, research the company online, and keep your personal data out of cold‑call traps.
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Recent Reports for (603) 581-2350
Everyone who participated by sending in those cards came out on top.
After entering a contest, a call was received from this number claiming I had won, but further investigation revealed the prize involved a timeshare presentation, which was disappointing.
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We actually won a free stay at a resort and it was great, we even bought a timeshare, the people who say its a scam are just boring and dont know how to travel, i can stay in a first class suite for cheap, thats a good deal, alot
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I recieved the same call as others, told that I was selected for a prize package and gift certifcate, sounded suspisous, but I called back anyway, ended up being a timeshare presentation, I asked them to send me the info by mail, but they refused, giving me a website adress instead, which I didn't visit.
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Following a lengthy sales pitch from Steele Hill, it became clear that the representative, Marissa, provided misleading information about the 'free' airline tickets, which had specific usage restrictions and requirements.
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It's clear that Steele Hill Resorts would never claim to be something they're not, as that would be against their policies.
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The so-called Fishcat call informed me that I had won a prize in a recent game
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I know that nobody from Steele Hill called you and told you that you won a travel package, thats just not true
It's a fact that Steele Hill does not contact individuals to inform them of winning a travel package
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My famile and I drove 3 and a half hours for a tour, they put us in a cheap room, and tried to sel us a timeshare, not worth it
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I've been receiving calls from this number since October, claiming I won a raffle, but it appears to be a scam.
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Allegedly, Steele Hill Resorts is giving me a prize from the Telegraph's Fun Fair, totaly a SCAM
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I got a call claiming I won 4 airline tickets, but I'm skeptical and advise others to be carefull and do their research, as it may be a scam.
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After receiving a call from this number, I returned it and asked them to call me back on my cell. However, upon researching this site, I promptly called them back and expressed my disinterest.
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Brandi from Steele Hill Resorts contacted me regarding a package I allegedly won at a Fisher Cats game, which included a required visit to the resort and a timeshare pitch in exchange for airline tickets, but I'm skeptical about the legitimacy of this offer
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After filling out a 'win a trip' giveaway at Fisher Cats stadium, I recieved a call from the company, her name was Linda, this morning stating that I won a $3,800 trip, upon verifying my contact information they asked to verify my income of over $50k, I had recently left my job so I ansered that information was not verifiable as I am now self-employed, Linda replied "oh, I'm sorry but you dont qualify now for this giveaway" and hung up the phone, it is a scam similar to the time-share scams and the Fisher Cats should be ashamed to allow this to occure in thier ballpark
After filling out a 'win a trip' giveaway at Fisher Cats stadium, I recieved a call from a company representative named Linda. She claimed I had won a $3,800 trip, but then asked me to verify my income, which I couldnt do since I'm self-employed. She promptly hung up the phone, and it became clear that it was a scam.
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Obviously i was scammed at market days in Concord NH, i tryed to find the vender but cant remember theyre name
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It appears they are attempting to sell a timeshare under false pretenses.
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A message was left on my phone from this number claiming I won airline tickets, but I had entered a different contest, so I'm glad I found this site, knowlege is power!
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Upon receiving the call, I plan to reach out to the FisherCats to understand how a simple raffle turned into a ploy to obtain personal contact information.
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A note of caution was appreciated upon receiving a call, as there was no recall of entering a resort raffle, only a desire for baseball tickets.
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After receiving a call from this number, a woman named Joan Kane left a message claiming I had won a significant gift package due to entering a contest at the Fisher Cats game. However, since I had already received the prize I was entered for at the ballpark, this seemed suspicious. I decided to investigate the number instead of calling back and subsequently blocked it upon discovering it was a scam.
A scam was attempted, promising free airline tickets in exchange for a resort visit, which ultimately required a substantial hotel stay expense, revealing the true nature of the scam.
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The caller claims you have won something, but it is impossible to reach a live person, and they only ask for a call-back number
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Despite my clear disinterest, InnSeason continues to contact me, inaccurately claiming I have won something.
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