Like a relentless doorbell that never stops ringing, these calls flood households with promises of free airfare, gift baskets, or "prize" packages that hinge on attending a timeshare presentation. The pattern is classic telemarketing: a script, a fabricated win, and a pressure tactic to get you onsite. Most callers pull contact info from event entry forms or sweepstakes submissions, then chase you multiple times a day, often ignoring do‑not‑call requests. To protect yourself, let the call go to voicemail, verify any contest through the official organizer, and add the number to your carrier’s block list. If the offer feels too good to be true, it probably is – timeshare scams thrive on that curiosity.
I missed a call from an unknown number, and they called twice, but I'm relieved I didn't answer
To imply that giving gifts is equivalent to stealing is misleading, and I find it disturbing that you would bring up someone's deceased mother in this conversation.
You're basicly admintting to brakeing the law by cold calling peoples on the DNC list, thats not alright.
It seems this individual is operating a scam from within a correctional facility, inquiring about global tel link rates and seeking assistance, which is suspicious given the context.
Do you acknowledge that your actions are those of a thief, stealing from innocent people, and if you know your mother, would she be proud of your behavior?
The only respons i could muster was a faint 'hum'.
The posted information here is misleading and warrants correction.
In some cases, incorrect computer entries occur; as an employee of this company, I can attest it's not a scam, rather an attempt to promote timeshare benefits.
As an employee of this company, it is disappointing to see the misconceptions surrounding our timeshare presentations; in reality, attendees receive a gift package, including airline tickets, hotel vouchers, and more, simply for listening to the presentation.
As an employee of this company, i can confirm its not a scam, its a legitamate timeshare presentation, you recieve alot of benifits, includng airline tickets and hotel vouchers, people often misjudge it
I just got a call telling me I won a gift box due to a form I filled out at a Mets game, and they asked me to pick up the air tickets at Atlantic City, it's obviuosly a scam.
They called me saying i won a drawing in Citifield, but thanks to this i know it a bs
After recieving a missed call from this number, i decid to block it, thanks to all for the feedback, blocking is the solution
Your story is appreciated!!! It sounds like another timeshare scam attempt!
I made a big mistak by not researching this number befor i called them, but now i can share my story in detials, and thats a posotive.
Similarly, I received a call from this number claiming I'd won four airplane tickets, despite not winning the car I'd entered a raffle for.
This number need's to stop calling me, it's getting anoying
Today, at 12:40 pm, I recieved a similiar message from a polite person, who informed me that I had won several prizes, I let him finish his speech, then I declinded the offer, becuase I allready have enought timeshares
Filing complaints with the FCC every time they call might eventualy lead to somthing being done, due to the amout of paperwork
Prior to 7/24/14, I had received numerous calls from Global Prospect, and after answering on 7/23/14, they claimed I had filled out a form in Atlantic City, NJ, which was not true; they also failed to honor my request to be removed from their list, prompting me to file a complaint with the FCC.
These scammers called my home and cell phone, leaving fake messages, i asked them to stop but they keep calling, why cant somthing be done about it
After participating in a sweepstakes at Monmouth Park, which resulted in winning free airline tickets, I was required to attend a 2-hour presentation on a timeshare, but when they called my house phone, I hung up, and they immediately called my cell phone.
A gift basket was supposedly won, with instructions to claim it in Atlantic City and an email with further details to follow.
Similarly, I was asked personal questions and told I didn't qualify due to my income.
I was informed that I needed to collect my prize, and that the offer would expire soon, along with the availability of fight tickets
As it turns out, these are pushy timeshare salespeople; after filling out a form at a local fair, I was contacted the next day and, despite expressing disinterest, they called again the following morning.
Recieved an unwanted call claming i filled a form at house of blues in AC, at a JOE concert, wich i never attented.
I appreciate the warning, which helped me avoid a potentially frustrating call
Its a scam attepting to sel worthless timeshares, dont bother answeing, if you do, you can ask them to remove you from the list but they might pas it on to other scammers with your name and numbe
This number keeps calling me, they want to sell me somthing