810-653-3420

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Prompted by a sweepstakes drawing I entered at the mall to win a truck.

yea i got a call telling me that i won a truck or $20,000! LOL!!!!  They said i entered a ballot at a mall.

Ok, after researching another number...810-653-3361, I discovered it is the same company as this...Outdoor adventures.  I also entered a Mall raffle...for this and one for another that they claim a won a trip to vegas.  I think this is all related and a scam...beware the Mall raffle...

They keep calling but dont leave a message.. i also entered a mall raffle for a truck

What a pain they do not give up and call all the time.  Get a clue we don't want anything.

Aha, that would explain it. I also entered a truck giveaway at a mall. They don't leave any messages and there's no way I'm picking up the phone for someone named, ahem, "Kizzy George."

That was my number several years ago. I currently live in Florida. I am sorry that My name is connected with a scam.

This is indeed a sales pitch call. They, "Outdoor Adventures Inc.", receive your number by you angering to "win" a truck at mall and other locations. Every entry, within their guidelines, will receive one of a "limited number" of keys to try in the truck after a two hour sales pitch to buy a membership in their resort. I'm sure people actually do win occasionally, but unless you want to spend almost $7000 for five years of camping... well, you get my point.

I read that book too. amazing

just received a call saying exactly the same thing as what these people been telling about except the number is 810 653 3423 they gonna mail me a key to try one of their vehicles be there 1 hour b4 the appt. and can have gift from them. so sad

I got these calls also. found their website and I started blowing their phone up. Billing Dept (888)249-1995 & (989)671-1125, Information dept (810) 658-3388 ext 9. lol. they get upset about that. they stopped calling me. LMAO

I got a call from them. So my husband and I went there for an appointment that the nice lady set up for me on the phone. When I went there I sat in a nice room where my kids were able to play.  A salesman talked to me and my husband for a brief minute. Then he took us for a tour around outdoor adventures. After the tour we tried out key and of course it didn't work. But we did get our free gifts! I got a Galaxy s4 smart phone and $500 cash! After that my family and I spent the rest if the day at the resort! This isn't a scam! It's really come on people. You should spot a good opportunity when you see it!!

Telemarketer. Outdoor adventures.  I entered a Mall raffle. This is apparently a scam...beware the Mall raffle. You have to "buy" stuff in order to win an alleged "chance" at winning a vehicle.

How long have you been working for Outdoor Adventures?  What a joke.

You're dumb and can't listen. You're name was drawn. No you didn't win.

You're dumb and can't read. Your (and not the contraction of "you are") brilliant insight is only five years late.

We just received a call from great outdoors and they told us we must have won the truck because no one has else's key has been successful in starting the truck. We have been told by friends not to go. They say the whole raffle is a scam?

So from what had we do? Do you win anything?   This would be a very long ride for us and eat up most of the money we have left till payday. They don't realize  just how they are preying on people during hard times for a lot of us? They promise  that you can at least win two of the five prizes? Now today they are saying we must have the winning truck key because we are the last to have the key. Because nobody else has succeeded with their truck key. I was wondering if anybody has  won what the place said you can ? I keep cancelling because of what I have read on this page

You almost certainly did not win the truck and if you would have difficulty paying for the trip to listen to their sales presentation for a program you most certainly could not afford anyway, it is not worth risking what little money you have left until payday.  If they knew your financial situation, they would probably not even want you to come to the presentation since it would be clear you could not afford their program anyway.