800-980-0304

This toll free number called my cell phone.

Superior services some sorta promotional outfit for VP who is sorta like trend west resorts doing package trips etc sit thru a 90 min promotional gig.

I got a message today from someone at "superior services" saying that my name had been drawn for "wonderful gifts and prizes". She left the number 1-800-980-0304. The number my voicemail had was 253-939-6738.

I talked with a person who called from VI Passports, offering a 3-day trip to lots of places, free, if we come to their 90-minute "seminar" at 14240 Interurban Avenue S, Suite 132, Seattle, WA 98168.  Since they require 2 pieces of ID, including credit card, check book, they plan to sell something.  In my research, "Demand Vacations" comes up.  We will attend their meeting and see what it is about.

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I also spoke with a rep from Superior Services and they told me that I won a free three day trip.  They also told me that I would have to attend a 90 minute presentation.  Have you attended the seminar yet?  If so, what was it like, and were you required to sign up for anything in addition to the trip?

Thanks.

Hmmm, seems as though we're all pretty lucky to have won these "free trips," huh? Does anyone know anything yet? I have an appointment for my 90 minute meeting. I'm not worried about them trying to sell something, I just don't want to be robbed or ripped off. Has anyone been to one of these meetings? Why do they insist that no children come?

Did you attend the meeting?

What did they say at the meeting?  I got a phone call from them too, and I live in the Seattle area.  Did you get the trip even if you didn't buy what they're selling?

Did anyone go?  Are you still alive?

I recently attended a travel presentation at vi passports and had a great time at the presentation. My husband and I have attended many of these type of free giveaway things and this was one of the best ones we've seen. The sales people were friendly---even when we chose not to purchase their program.  They were very professional (we've had bad experiences at other places that were extremely high pressure). There product they are selling is actually pretty good , but we weren't able to fit it in our budget at this time because my husband was laid off recently from his job.  We look forward to using the vacation they gave us, however.

I received a call from VI passports, when I started to ask what the catch was she wouldn't give me information about the company. I asked if I would need to attend anything and she said 'if your time is limited I can give these gifts to someone else and put you in a drawing for $1000'. I said okay and she hung up on me. I tried to call her back but the extension she gave didn't work... I'm not impressed.

I just received a call from this number informing me that I have won "one of the better" packages which included the round-trip airfare and three day, two night stay in one of their resorts, as well as a free dinner and limo service, AND if I come to one of their seminars tonight, my fiance and I would recieve a $500 gift certificate redeemable at www.selectyourgift.com.  Suspiciously, this site is "under construction" and I found no website for Vacation International Passport Travel Services. I called Superior Services (1 800 980 0304) twice to find out a website address but the "operator" would not let me speak to the person I originally spoke to about my "prize".  She could not give me a web address, and just kept telling me to do a google search. Keeping her on the phone, I tried every keyword she suggested. She just told me they were a legitimate company and that if I type in what she says, it is the first company that is listed on the google search. Of course,when I typed it in, it just gave me websites about passport information.  VERY SUSPICIOUS!! I don't trust them, and I'm not going!

Received a call on my voice mail from Superior Services from phone number 253-939-6731.  The message said I had won a vacation prize and to call back at 1-800-980-0304.  Thanks to the other comments I have read, I will not waste my time calling back.

We also won a free 3 days and 2 nights at our choice from 4 vacations, includes air and hotel.  If we can make the 90 minute seminar by Wed evening we will receive dinner with limo service, if we can make it tomorrow we will also receive a $20 gas card to offset our travel costs.  Sounds too good to be true??????

I also received a phone call from Superior Services 253-939-6731 saying I'd won great prizes. Sadly there isn't much feedback from those above that actually went to the 90min seminar. There is enough to keep me away as this is obviously a Telemarketing campaign.

Ditto to the receiving of call .....given that I am on the "do not call" list - and given that I NEVER enter contests that require my giving out my phone number, this is bogus beyond words.  I wasn't here, so the message was left on answering machine.

Superior Services is a scam. Companies (such as time shares) use this telemarketing service to call people and tell them they won something to get them to go to the companies 90min presentations.  Ask them the date of when you entered the drawing …… they don’t know. They also go by the ph# 1-800-340-2324

Today I received a call, from (gasp) A NEW S.S. NUMBER!!! 253-833-0363, than an 1-800-340-2324 as a call-back. I called back because recently I had been at a fair and entered into some drawings, than they proceeded to tell me I needed to take an, "introduction", to receive my prize. This, "introduction" would include them letting us know what they sold, whom they were ect ect. I tried to politely tell them it wouldn't fit into my schedule, but she told me she'd call me back later tonight. Great....

Received a message on my answering machine stating I'd won a vacation prize and to call back at 1-800-980-0304 ext 117.  They called back twice more and left messages each time.  After reading the comments posted, I don't plan to call them back.

glad I checked out this forum first before calling. i was a bit skeptical when i received the message, it was too scripted. anyway, they called back and i just said not interested. it's a scam.