800-309-6500

They said travel division when I called them back, I told them I had the wrong number and hung up quick.

Said we filled out an entry at a two local malls claiming they had "great news!" Wanted us to do a time share. They have called about 8 times in the past two weeks.

I recieved 4 calls in one day from this number.  They did leave a voice mail stating they were calling in reference to a drawing/survey I had filled out at the local zoo.  They are offering a 3 day 2 night vacation for attending a 1 hour session advertising their travel agency products and services.  I will update after attending the session.  They did not ask for any info other than confirming my address, other than that I scheduled a time to meet them at their location.

I was wondering if you responded to the travel agency calls. I am recieving calls from them. I was just wondering if it is worth responding to. Thanks!

They called once about a drawing I entered at a mall. I didn't call back.  They called again today and my mother answered.  They wanted me to call them back at this number, I did and no answer. I want to find the company name so I can look them up with the BBB and OH Attorney Generals office.  Remember, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is!

I dont remember what I entered to get this call. It is "SUNDANCE VACATIONS". They have a website (http://www.sundancevacations.com/). I'm sure it is some kind of sales pitch/free vacation.

I got a similar call.  I read this thread and decided to call.  They said the drawing I entered, hadn't even occurred yet.  They wanted me to attend a 1 hour sales pitch in exchange for a free vacation.  She claimed it wasn't a time share.

I received the same call from registering at a mall. They left a voicemail saying they were from Sunshine Vacations and to call the number with Ext. 608. I'm not going to call back.

We got this call after registering in a contest to win a car (local mall). They told us we'd won a vacation, and said to claim it we must attend a one-hour presentation in Dublin or Blue Ash, Ohio. We won't be going!

Yada, yada, yada.  We had the virtually the same experience as everyone else.  The call details for us went as follows (and I almost fell for it):
1. 1 year to claim the 'trip'...either Vegas or Orlando
2.  We would have to pay $42 in "taxes" (they would pay the $600 for the trip) and a $50 REFUNDABLE deposit.
3.  We had to give them 45 days notice about when we wanted to take it...
4.  The 1-800 # was the same as above, but the extension # was 524.  And, I spoke to a "Nicole."
4.  Also, Sunshine Vacations is an 'affiliate' of Sundance in Pennsylvania.
Um yeah, we won't be going further with this.  
How do these people sleep at night???

Just got a call from Sunshine Vacations - filled out an entry to win a car at Polaris Mall recently.  "Donna" said they were giving us a trip to Cedar Point and a stay at a Holiday Inn as a way of introducing their company to us, in the hopes that we like their services and use them again.  Just have to go to their office in Dublin OH for one hour. No thanks, it sounds like a scam, looks like a scam, smells like a scam, and life is too short!
She said I could call her back at 800-309-6500 after I told her that my husband was on call and it would be a few weeks before we could go anywhere.

WE are NOT a timeshare...we are a full service discount travel company who can save you tons of money on your next vacation....airfare, hotel, cruises, etc. Maybe you should let ppl talk when they call you saying they have GREAT NEWS because we do..we're giving you a vacation for 1 HOUR!!!

WE are NOT a travel AGENCY.

It is not a FREE vacation..we do ask for 1 hour of time..Thats it!!

Yes, except it's an hour of our lives we can never get back. Yet another unwanted phone call. I had a message asking me about an "injury  I received at a ballgame" that left this number? Why the completely lame LIE? I wasn't ever injured at a game.

said I filled out something at a local concert.  I guess I did, oh well.  It was only 6:30 when I returned the call and no answer.  Not even a recording telling me their offices were closed?  Whatever, not worth my time, I work two jobs.

great news you have been chosen for a special prize.  annoying vacation telamarketer

at the pennsylvania 500 these people are shameless, they hire young attractive girls to peddle there fake contest entry blanks for gas or some sort of other prize, you unknowingly fill out this crap and get slammed with telemarket calls on and on . its B.S and shame on sporting events for letting it happen, we already pay a great prize to attend the event dont need the follow up crap. lets just preserve the good memories of the event folks,  did you really need those few extra dollars from annoying saliciators too? my ticket for a small bleacher seat was 90.00 come on really now. Be nice to the fans because without us there  is no sport! stop selling vendor rights to solisitors. visa, mastercard, sundance vacation homes etc. please give me my sporting event and a 7 dollar hotdog and a 4 dollar coke. heck i would even by the 15.00 foam finger once in a while did i mention i payed 10 bucks to park , respect the fans people and our hard earned bucks. at least cage those dorks in one fenced in area (penalty box)that is clearly marked "beware of solisitations and telemarketers. stinkers. please make it more safe for us hardworking inocent people who just want to enjoy our chosen event!

continuous calls - asked to be removed from call list.

Listed themselves as Sunshine Vacations. Said we'd signed up for a drawing at a Reds game. Offered prizes in return for listening to a pitch. An internet search of their name revealed complaints so we declined.