877-287-6950

Another number they use is 1-877-573-2051

All you get is a voice mail. Call it and fill it up.

I'm a reporter looking into the faxes. So far, everyone on this blog objects to the faxes themselves. I'm more concerned with whether the offers made in the faxes are real, or part of a credit card scam.
So, has anyone ever actually gone on one of these vacations, or, has anyone ever had their credit card info misused by this company?
Are they just an annoying company pushing time shares or is there more going on?
Please contact me directly at msangiacomo@plaind.com if anyone has had any experiences.
Thanks,
Mike

i have repeatedly asked these people to take our fax number off their mailing list and they continue to send us SPAM! to top it off, this company says that these offers are being sent from our "Corporate Travel Department." This is a fraud and i know it's a fraud because we have no corporate travel department! i want to fax back a black sheet of paper, but no fax return # is provided. i called again today to ask them to pleaseEee stop faxing us because it does cost a lot of money for the faxes to come through. Their representative yelled at me and hung up on me!!! omg.

I have been reading about theses faxes, and here is one for you. I work for the department of the air force and we to are getting these things, my office alone get 12 a day. And as you know it our supplies are not cheap. and everyone of you out there is pay for it. So can anyone findout and post their fax number on this site, i will send them a fax every min. that i am not busy. And how do they not display thier fax number when you recieve it?

It never fails....I work out of my home and I travel, and I use one of the nicer fax/printer combo laser units (with a very expensive printer cartridge). Whenever I "inadvertently" leave the paper tray a little lean on paper, I'll receive a flood of these bogus faxes (vacation and healthcare solicitations), and then later (usually several days later) discover that a business client sent a legitimate - and usually very important - fax that I did not receive because the printer was out of paper. I can always retrieve the fax from memory, but this often causes a delayed response to my customer's request. More importantly, it's the principle of it. I did not give these solicitors permission, or to my knowledge, info to my fax number. I've called several times, and asked nicely to be removed from their distribution list, and like others are reporting, noticed an increase in incoming faxes. In fact, I have received the same fax two or three times in one day. Enough is enough. Please post any progress toward a Class Action Law Suit on this blog/forum, and count me in.

We get these faxes every day.  We have not been able to uncover the source.  Someone needs to actually attend one of their scam vacation presentations to find out who they are. We are each entitled to $250 for EACH FAX under Federal Law.  If someone can identify them I would be happy to file a class action suit on behalf of everyone on their fax list.

I, too, get these at least once a week.  Mine are from "Corporate Travel Department."  Anyone have a physical location for this company?  I would participate in a civil action and if discovery is available.  I disagree with the opinion that RICO would not apply - if theft and fraud can be established.  Each telephione rep can be held individually laible - can't claim they did not know what was happening.  That's why RICO is so powerful.

I have been getting these annoying faxes for a long time. The phone numbers change but from the same people. It is a waste of paper, ink and the cartridges which translates into money. I saved seven of them in the last two weeks. If anyone finds a way of stopping them, let me know.

I got a fax from this number they asked me weird questions when I called to request info. The were asking me if I thought it was a scam and cursed at me.

I have been saving these faxes in a file for reference in case anything comes of this with the FCC and BBB.  I recently reported these faxes to the FCC and they ask that you back up your complaint with proof.  If you have a folder big enough for all of your faxes I would suggest keeping them too!

Same spam faxes as everyone else.  I am now keeping a folder of all their faxes.  I have just filed a complaint with the FCC and BBB.