800-507-5010

tried to run a reverse lookup on this number but the search didn't return any result.

The "owner of 800-507-5010 is Millenium Travel.

Their Better Business Bureau report may be seen at www.orlando.bbb.org/codbrep.html?ID=36000188&cons=y

The "owner of 800-507-5010 is Millenium Travel.

Their Better Business Bureau report may be seen at www.orlando.bbb.org/codbrep.html?ID=36000188&cons=y
Caller: Millenium Travel
Caller Type: Telemarketer

The "owner of 800-507-5010 is not Millenium Travel.
Here's the website of Millennium Travel and promotion
http://www.mtapromotions.com/faqs.cfm

Promotional Mailer: $50 "American Express Gift Card" plus Airline ticket for two/dinner for two. Qualification "Please verify our records that it is your birthday" 1-800-507-5010

why do I get a free promotion air ticket offer "fly a US airline"
who are you guys?
why do you wnat to give me anything?

Check out a similar scam under 800-413-5613.

I got the non-birthday version since my birthday is months from now:
"Our Promotional Department shows that you have been awarded, two round trip airline tickets to any major international airport anywhere in the continental USA, including a three day/two night getaway that can be used at hundreds of Marriott properties in the continental USA.  Also, as an added gift, you will receive a $30.00 dinner card for two to be used at any Red Lobster, Olive Garden, or Bahama Breeze.
*Our records indicate that if you respond within 72 hours you will also receive a $300.00 Walmart redemption certificate and a $50.00 American Express gift card.
to find out how to claim this special gift, simply call 1-800-505-5010 Monday-Friday 10:00am-10:00pm, Saturday 10:00am-3:00pm
offer number- MFWSE319922
*This promotion is not sponsored by or affiliated with Marriott but they are a major supplier."
This has an AMEX Personal $50 gift card image on it.

Looks like the Telemarketing frim using 1-800-507-5010 are still going strong.  My award was just like th eone listed above.  I talked to "Shawn" callback number 1-866-333-4063.  They were representing Global Vacations Network out of Columbia Md (Address 9710 Patuxent Woods Dr, Suite B, Columbia Md 21046) Shawn did not ask for anything but a confirmation email address.  He described the session as a 90 minute Travel Club "sales pitch...with no oblicgation to buy.  Seem like a legit telemarketing effort...with a To-Good-To-Be-True package...with all kinds of disqualifications.  Income level, marital status, citizenship, ...
Try it if you want...I chose not to.

Not a call but a mailing with this call-back #.  Offer for a free airline trip, weekend in Marriott hotel, Walmart card.  Supposedly for my birthday which was a month ago - but they are using a USPS mailing permit and not first class.  TGTBR.  As they say around here - fagedaboudit!

I also got this as a mailing. Didn't call though. Glad to know it's a scam.

Is a SCAM!! This is what happend to us last Aug 2009, we're still trying to get our money back. This is what we sent to the Alabama Attorney Generals office.

---Info about complaint---
Firm Name: Destinations Unlimited
Address: 3817 Gulf Shores PKWY
City, State, Zip: Gulf Shores, AL 36542-2281
Phone: 251-948-5013

---Details---
Date of incident:  8/14/2009
Did they sign a contract?  Yes
Did they inform firm/person of complaint?  Yes

Product/Service involved:
Travel Club

20,000 hotels & motels, up to 65% off
Condos up to 75% off by the day or week with hundreds of thousands of weeks to choose from.
No fee air ticketing
Discount Cruises: up to 50% off
Discount tours, packages and all inclusive's
Up to 50% off on:  Amusement theme parks and tourist attractions, golf, skiing & snowboarding, camping
Discounted cars, motor homes
Discounted houseboat rentals
24 hr. world wide concierge services
Consumer benefits:  Restaurant/movie theater/automotive/health beauty, aids discounts.
Weekly newsletter with hundreds of specials:  Condos, cruises, hotels, and vacation packages
Commission rebates of 5% to 12%.

Amount involved:  $8593.00
How they were first contacted:  Mail solicitation
Did they consult attorney?  No



Complaint Description:

Cancellation of Travel Club Contract. High pressure sales tactics to mislead us abut travel club services. False advertisement.

ON 14 Aug 2009 my wife and I attend an presention in Gulf Shores, Al. We were offered a free vacation to attend.(Received this in the mail). We didn't do any research before we went because we were NOT going to sign up/buy and anything. The presentation (Destinations Unlimited) was for a Travel Club (SeaLand Travel) We ended up joining the club for $8593 paying by credit card. When we got home we found of that Destinations Unlimited and Sealand Travel had many complaints and law suites against them. BB rated F for Destinations Unlimited and D for SeaLand Travel. I also found out we overpaid for the service by about 8000 dollars. I called my credit company that night (14 Aug 2009)to cancel. They said I could not cancel, it was already posted. I e-mail the companies and told them I wanted to cancel. I called the companies and left messages that I wanted to cancel. On Saturday I sent the companies letters by certified mail, stating we wanted to cancel. I received an e-mail from Sealand travel say they had nothing to do with the contract, contact Destinations Unlimited.  On Saturday I talked with a D.U. customer service rep.(In Colorado) he said I could not cancel because its in the contract. On Monday I received one to the letters back stating that the company had moved and the certified letter could not be delivered.(Web address in Colorado) I received the post office post card from Sealand travel that they received the cancellation letter. I haven't received the card from Destinations Unlimited in Gulf Shores.

We feel that Destinations Unlimited used high-pressure sales tactics to mislead us about the travel services.

The airline tickets , hotel accommodations, gasoline and $300 grocery coupons we were offered to attend a presentation were not free. We would have to pay $100 plus taxes and other fees. We found that the travel restrictions were so onerous that the trips are virtually impossible to schedule.

We were promised travel value for pennies on the dollar and at the lowest prices for travel however, after doing a little research we found out that other customers discovered that they could have booked the same trips for approximately the same prices. The Club promises of significant discounts on cruises, air travel, hotels and condominiums proved no better than competing travel companies' deals. We still do not have our Membership #

They have used various names Royal Palm Travel, Bon Voyage, Suncountry, Horizon, Beachcomber, Castaway , Infinite Vacations according to my research.

Missouri Attorney Generals web site has listed 12 complaints against Destinations Unlimited and 2 against SeaLand Travel.

Texas Attorney General has charged Infiniti Vacations for Deceptive Trade Practices

Destinations Unlimited- Gulf Shores, Al.  Ph 251-948-5013  No Web

Destinations Unlimited- Denver, CO.
PH 1-886-502-2913
www.visitdestinationsunlimited.com

Sealand Travel-Kansas City, MO.
1-866-571-3694
www.Sealandtravelclub.com

They're scamming you your not gonna get anything go read the fineprint on your sheet and call a few times and give them the wrong numberes theyll be really supprised when it doesnt match up