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just to ease everyones stress.... this is not a scam it is an annoying call i must admit but they are legit.. its just a timeshare call... what they do is give you a $100.00 visa gift card that you can use anywhere visa is accepted.. But you get the gift card after you attend a 90 minute tour of there property no obligation to say yes or purchase anything... At the end of the tour and after you say "No"!!!!! Just say "No" no matter how hard they try to convince youu or lower the purchase price just say "No".. Remember! Yopu just came there for the gift card and the free stay!!! They will then give you the $100.00 gift card with your $75 added to the gifft card so therefore a gift card of $175.00 and then some complimentary trips that you have a year to use.. Thats how timeshare promotions work.. TRUST ME!!! I go on free vacations twice a year with my wife using these kind of timeshare promotions.. I took my wife on her bday in July of 2012 to the Poconos a place calle Villa at the Tree Tops and i've done it thru Wyndham and Westgate and aa few more... TRUST ME its legit... No scam just Timeshares... There methods are annoying but just go with the flow and go to the Stupid Tour and say No!! and thas it I love these timeshare Promotions ive been taking advantage of these promotion for years... I already went to WilliamsBurg, VA stayed at the resort, went thru with the stupid tour with my wife got my giftcard and stayed for 4 days 3 nights with them and "WALAH" a free dang trip...lol

It's a scam and you're a shill. In fact it's a tired old SCAM and it's amazing you can still find victims. But it looks like this site is making it tough for you to find more of them, that's why you're here. Welcome! We love hearing directly from you scammers about how effective this site is!

It's not a scam. They gave me a $150 gift card and 2 nights and 1 day stay in Williamsburg it's more like a marketing scheme. They do ask for a $75 deposit but it is returned to you in the gift card at the end of your stay. Hey I figured it was a free trip, it's not that bad.:)

they called me over and over again, for days!! I want to bills them for my time an report this activity.

Time share scam claiming I had filled out an entry and won prizes but insisted on speaking to my wife, when I asked if it was a time share she dodged the question twice. I then said I wasnt interested and she hung up on me.

I think we all get how Time Shares work. What we do not like are the lies and deceit that they commit when they call you. I have never filled out an entry form contest in a Burger King but yet "I Won"! If I can't trust the caller I can't trust the company and my opinion is spreading to the entire industry now. Glad you got your trips. It is the ultimate payback for the tactics they use.

Maybe you all need to start getting in the habit of THOROUGHLY reading things before you put your NAME, PHONE NUMBER, ADDRESS, MARITAL STATUS and HOUSEHOLD INCOME ON. Maybe you should read it and find out where that information is going. I periodically check back on this page to see who and what is being said to make my job harder and a lot of people telling LIES ("They said we WON"-something that would never be said in my place of employment or "Its free"-also would not be said)To all you guys complaining about the caller wanting to speak with your wife... Just tell the caller that you are legally single and I promise you they will give you ALL THE DETAILS. If the caller asks you if you're married and you say yes they will not go any further with you until your wife is on the line. They want to keep their jobs.The gifts are really good. Up to $1500 in total value. Up to 3 5 star resort condo stays. $200 on a Visa Gift Card. You filled out the entry form so dont act surprised when they call you.

Call is from VAC VIL RESORT. I did enter for a contest/raffle at a local wine/food festival. The fine print DID say that you were opting to receive phone calls about timeshares. There was even a timeshare guy handing out hotel "giftcards" at the booth. The rules were clearly stated on the entry form. You should always, always read what you sign!! If a contest form asks for Name, Address, INCOME, MARITAL STATUS, and SIGNATURE that should also make you think twice. I agree it is a shady technique to gather phone numbers, but it was not deceptive.

I had two calls today from "Tim" at this # saying I had a winning entry from a Spottsylvania mall, never been there. If he calls again, I think I'll answer and screw with him a little bit, lol.

April, it may be legitimate, but why do you call folks so late at night and keep calling them back even AFTER consumers ask not to be called back?Your company aggressively markets then seeks out unsuspecting consumers who think they put their name in for a free vacation, etc. only to be constantly harassed by your company.Very poor business etiquette and very poor taste on your side.