407-618-0671

Numerous calls and when you answer a recorded message says "goodbye"

Infuriating when you stop what you are doing to answer the phone

They don't give up!

Very frustrating and Bell will not screen the number out - I assume because it is from the States?  Anyone have any idea how to stop these annoying calls?

This appears to be affiliated with the Summer Bay Partnership fraud ring.  The Summer Bay Partnership fraud ring has a rating of F with the BBB:

http://www.bbb.org/central-florida/business-r ... mont-fl-1008247

Summer Bay Partnership
Find a LocationPhone: (352) 242-1100
Fax: (352) 242-3828
(407) 872-0938
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25 Town Center Blvd Ste C, Clermont, FL 34714
jbaker@summerbayresort.comBusiness Management
Brandon Bizar, Vice President, is also known to BBB as a principal in the following companies: Vacation Link of Florida, Inc., California Vacation Holdings Group, LLC, Preferred Guest Services, LLC, Summer Bay Getaways, LLC and Reservation Services International, Inc.

For a complete report on any of these companies, please visit www.bbb.org
Contact Information
Complaint Contact: Mr. James Baker (Manager)
Mr., Joe E. Scott (CEO)
Ms Dawn Rudnicki
Mr. Brandon Bizar (Vice President)
Business Category
Vacation Time Share, Resorts

Products & Services
This company operates timeshare resorts and offers timeshare packages.

Alternate Business Names
Gatlinburg Town Square, Inn at Summer Bay, SBR Florida Vacations, SBRHoliday.com, Summer Bay Preferred, Summer Bay PTN, Summer Bay Resorts, Summer Bay Resorts at Las Vegas, Summer Bay Travel Coop, Summer Bay's Crown Point Lodge & Golf Club, Summer Bay's Tradition Inn

http://www.bbb.org/central-florida/business-r ... mont-fl-1008247#

This article has been updated as of February, 2011.  

Better Business Bureaus across the United States and Canada are warning consumers about an increase in deceptive travel-related offers.

Consumers are contacting the BBB to inquire about travel companies that promise "too-good-to-be-true" travel deals. These offers arrive unexpectedly in consumers' mailboxes, or over the telephone, office fax machine or Internet.

Typically, the consumer is told that they have won a "free" trip and must call a number to claim their prize. Or they receive a fax at their place of business promoting an unbelievable vacation deal that looks as if it came through inter-office channels. Others were contacted by someone offering a travel club membership, allegedly worth thousand of dollars.

According to BBB experiences, some bogus promoters have been known to take consumers' money, without providing the travel or trip that was promised. Other promoters advertise rock-bottom prices, but hide certain fees until the deal is sealed. Some promise luxurious accommodations and services, but deliver far less. Still others don't reveal that the deal includes an obligation to sit through a timeshare pitch at the destination. Finally, some promoters guarantee consumers that they can get a full refund if they decide to cancel the trip, but fail to make good on their promise.

Consumers are encouraged to obtain the names, addresses and telephone numbers for the lodgings, airlines and cruise ships advertised in a vacation promotion.

Fraudulent travel deals can be hard to distinguish from legitimate ones. Their intent is to lure people into buying vacations that they otherwise would not consider.

The BBB recommends that consumers get the details of the promotion in writing, including the refund and cancellation policy, before they send a check or provide credit card number information. If asked to provide a credit card or bank account number for verification or identification, the BBB says to reconsider. This information can be used to make fraudulent charges or debits to the consumer's accounts.

If you are tempted to respond to online travel solicitations, the BBB recommends that you not judge the agency solely by the appearance of its website. Online travel scams are increasing in part because it is easy to disguise your identity in cyberspace.

They just called me a minute ago...A woman just says Goodbye

Have registered for "no-call" on my cell.but the calls seem to have increased instead of stopping. I don;t answer calls from unknown area codes but it is annoying.

They called me just a few minutes ago. The gentleman on the phone was screaming he was talking so loud. There were other voices in the background. I recognized the 407 area code as Orlando. We just vacationed there and they said they had a vacation offer through RCI....a timeshare company we use sometimes, but not for our last trip. He had our address and everything. I told him he had the wrong number. I have blocked the number since the call.

SCAM!!!!

scamers they are dont give them your credit card number

i dont know why police dont get them they are to easy to katch:) banks are in touch with them thats the way thy do you with credit card number be ware guys

Totally annoying , this good bye....! wasted time answering phone!

these people keep calling my house and my cell phone about free trips. and once you say your not giving them your credit card #, they get rude and hang up you.  stop calling me, your pissing me off and wasting my time

hey there fellow ontario person.

these people keep call me too.  but they didnt have any of our information.  very rude people.  im doing th same and blocking the phone #.

Called me today -- dead air. 407 is definitely Orlando area. Timeshare scams are a dime a dozen out here. They're blocked now.

Call received from this number with recorded message "Goodnight"

Keep getting calls from 407-618-0671 ..................answer, caller says "goodbye"

SOB....I was on another line speaking when these A%$##@ called. Very annoying. Well. they won't get me to pick up for them...it's all a scam as others have stated.

Who are these people, and HOW do I get them to STOP calling me

Free trip... Lucky me...... Just told them that is my cell and I'm a 18 years old without a passport.  The nice voice change to....

If you're talking about Bell's Call Screen service, I've found there are many cases where it won't allow you to enter the number directly, but if you can add it immediately (i.e. it's the last call you received), you can use the #01# function and get it added.  Ty it and good luck.  This indeed is a scammer who calls repeatedly, won't take no for an answer and deserves to be on the "black hole" list!