212-736-6919

Rang, no message left.

got a call at 2.30pm half hour ago. no message left.

Don`t pick up this number, it`s a scam!!!!
They`re calling to pretend that they`re a vacation cruise line, and make you pay $199 per person making it seem as though you`re getting a great deal. I was naive because I thought it would be legit because I entered at an autoshow.
They said the money is refundable, but when you call them back at the customer number that they give you- they say that a specialist will call you back with the answers. But of course, nobody ever called back.
Researched online, and found many compaints of fraud.

Please be careful!!! For more information, look at this article that I found:
http://www.bccpa.org/bccpa/newsroom/latest/Feb_4_07_Travel_Promotion.pdf

About 15 minutes ago I received a call from a company named Imperial Majesty Cruises. They told me that "I was qualified" to win a great deal. Just had to pay $299.00 and give them my credit card number. Dammn! People be careful! This is a fraud!  
I asked the person where I can look at their regular promotions - she didn't even know how exactly their web-site address is spelled!

I also received a phone call from 212-736-6919.  Some guy named Melvin Hipp was calling to say that I had won some sort of cruise to Bahamas from a contest I entered at an autoshow in Toronto.  He said that I would have to pay $299.99US for some sort of registration fee and that if kids were brought along, it would cost us $129.99US for each kid.  He just needed me to give him my credit card number to pay and that he would then proceed to send me a package in the mail with details.  He also said I could contact the customer service phone number 1-800-203-9783.  Luckily, I was skeptical and I told him that I would think about it, so I didn't give him my credit card number.  I googled the numbers and I discovered that others had received the same call and gave their credit card numbers.  These people did not receive anything in the mail and lost their money!!! Beware guys... if you guys experience anything similar... it's a fraud!!! Check out www.phonebusters.com... they say that if you have actually won a contest, you should not have to pay or purchase anything!!!

Got a call from 212-736-6919 last night at 5:30pm on my work phone. Didn't leave a message so I googled the number and here I am. I was at the Autoshow in 2007 which seems to be where this call list was generated. Can't wait for him to call back now that I know it's a scam. It will be a bad day for Melvin hehe :)

melvin called and harassed me knew my address and threated me please help

Called my cell phone and didn't leave a message on voice mail.

I got the call from them after registering for a contest at an Easy Riders Event in Columbus Ohio a few weeks ago. I didn't recognize the number when I saw it - googled it - found this and other links - and before they could even say hello - said "Please remove my name & number from your lists." The person on the other end tried to go into a schpeel about how I won a cruise - and asked "Why did you register if you didn't want to win a cruise". I said I misunderstood and thought this was a contest to win a FREE trip - at no cost - not be harrassed with a sales pitch". And then I hung up. It will be interesting to see if they honor my request to remove me from their lists.

Got a call telling me I won a cruise. Send $299.00 ea. Says I won a door prize at Can-Am Horse show in London, ON. caller ID 2127366919

Hey everyone,


I am not sure why everyone is complaining about this number. I spoke with a very nice representative by the name of Michael Watson. I registered for a discounted vacation package at a car show in Ontario several weeks back. I was nervous about giving my credit card over the phone after seeing this website, however since I registered for this vacation and was not called by a telemarketer I decided to take a chance and buy the package.

The package came in the mail a few days ago and is very nice. Its very well put together. I am very satisfied with my trip. The corporate sponsors are Ramada Plaza, Imperial Majesty, Universal Studios and Alamo car rental. There is no way they would be involved in a scam.

So before you register for something make sure that you read all the details. This is a completely legit vacation offer.

Hey Michael,

 I am glad you injoyed your trip. But the only thing that I don't understand is how did you go on your trip already when you just got the package a few days ago????

same as me.. no msg.. i don;t know anyone in new york?? wonder who it is i live in Ontario

Hey P

I have yet to take my trip. I was talking about the package itself. I have my trip scheduled for travel in July. I will let everyone know how it goes.

Cheers

I agree with Michael. These are NOT cold calling telemarketers. The only reason I got called is because I registered at the Horse Show in Toronto.

Bottom line. Don't register for a discounted trip and give all your personal information on a registration form if you do not want to be called.

People should realize that nothing in the world is free. It's a highly discounted trip.

melvin hipp called both me and my husband and told us that we had won a cruise to the bahamas and started talking about all the great details and stuff. he then asked for my credit card information and me being the dumbass that i am, i gave it to him, but fortunately it didnt go thru. i then googled it, and this is what came up!! dont give out any information!!

oh and he also gave us a phone number to call...its 1-800-203-9783, i googled that as well, and its also a scam!

this number keeps calling my g/f, thanks to sites like this i wont be taken for a fool, good job melvin try ur scam else where

212-736-6919 SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM, he will pretend his name is melvin asking for credit card info,

My wife filled in an entry for a draw at a trade fair..."win a trip".  I went back to the trade fair the next day with my father in law and read the fine print on the form - something about they can freely use your mailing address as they see fit, immediately tore it up.  Knowing my wife filled in a form the day before we waited for the inevitable.  

About a week later we get a call that we have won a free trip from Majesty Cruises (or something like that) from New York because we entered a draw at the trade fair.  Tell the guy we are busy and he says he will call back the next day.  In the meanwhile I search the internet and come across this site, then "Anthony" calls back and he immediately starts in with the free cruise, etc.  On the chance the business is legit (some posts seem to think so) - I say I searched the internet and found some disturbing information - next thing I know "Anthony" hangs up on me.  Some legitimate business if they don't even try to rally the troops and explain what I came across [heavy sarcasm].