202-607-2952

"Vegas Vacations" came up on Caller ID, and when I answered the phone and someone picked up on the other end.  As soon as I told the gentleman on the other end of the phone that I would like to be removed from their calling list, he hung up on me.  I did call the number back (with my number blocked), and after providing them with my phone number, I was informed "It will take up to 30 days to be removed."

thirty second call rings back as unknown name and number.
The call traces back over the last month three times to a travel agency.
I'm not interested..........

i got a call from this number and there was noise in the back ground but when i said hello noone replied so i told them if they called here again i would call the police and report them for harassing and seek legal council.

they call saying vegas vacation, i hang up

This was on my caller ID as LAS VEGAS VACATIONS 202-607-2952. I looked up the number on www.whitepages.com Reverse Lookup & this number is listed as a Sprint Cell Phone number from Washington, DC. I wouldn't trust it if I were you! My boyfriend has also recieved calls on his cellphone from unknown callers in Washington, DC. Not sure what that's all about.

Just received this call from the same number.  Called back and spoke to someone who said I was on my way to Las Vegas for three days and two nights, I asked to be removed, they said ok pushed two buttons and hung up.  I am sick of getting these calls all day long from so many different numbers I can not count.  Does it do any good to get an unlisted number?  I am on the do not call list, it just seems to assist in getting my number out to people

Called 4-30 @ 4:50 PM. No MESSAGE.

Called today about 9:00 AM. The message was about a trip to Las Vegas. It mentioned a name, and although I forgot the first, the last name was "Bennet" I think.

However I sure wasn't stupid enough to take advantage of the "offer".

Got a call from this number 202-607-2952 - so called Vegas Vacation.

Trying to Sell a Las Vegas Vacation Scam starting with a Pre-recorded message that does not identify the name of the Company originating the call or the phone number for that company (I believe that's a violation of telemarketing law). When I got a representative on the line, once we got past the pitch to control the conversation and upon being pressed hard, he identified the Company as "Las Vegas Vacation Authority" with a phone number of 866-962-4415. That phone number turns up a website for V.I.P. Fun Vacations Las Vegas, 7580 Las Vegas Blvd. Suite 555, Las Vegas, NV  89123. I can find no information about a company with that name registered with the Nevada Secretary of State... The contact information for the website domain is Contactprivacy.com, 96 Mowat Ave, Toronto, ON M6K 3M1, 416-538-5457. The deeper one digs, the less one finds. Filed a complaint with the FCC, Suggest you do too: https://esupport.fcc.gov/form1088/consumer.do

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got a call at 5:34 pm on 5-8-08 the same number on 5-6-08 at 8:43 am  
the more you look at this number the less one finds.  

who in washington dc is watching and what are the fishing for?

Las Vegas Vacation Authority... According to Bob Dunkin, the man who claims to be in charge of Customer Service at 866-962-4415, the company is a sole prorietorship (but he would not provide the name of the sole proprietor) and the man in charge of the telemarketing is Glen Zell (who is conveniently unreachable). I guess Mr Dunkin is the guy to call if you have a compaint about the telemarketing. Next after that, just file a complaint with the FCC everytime you hear from these people: https://esupport.fcc.gov/form1088/consumer.do

Received call from 202/607-2952. I never answer calls I do not recognize. I checked Criss-Cross Directory and it was identified as a call originating in Washington D.C. and that it is something to do with Las Vegas Travel. There is no free lunch. Even if it is a legitimate marketing firm, I do not want this office calling me ever again.

Bush, leave me alone! I am not your terraist! I am a hard-workin' true blue American! I don't fault for criticing your administration.  You just PLAIN SUCK, Bush!  Go bug someone else....like your wife.

THE SAME THING HAPPEN TO ME I TOLD THEM I WANTED MY PHONE NUMBER TO BE REMOVE FROM THE LIST AND THEY HUNG UP ON ME.. IT ALSO CAME UP ON MY CALLER ID LAS VEGAS VACATION

Hi

1 - They use an AUTO DIaler which is ILLEGAL

Second, I threatend to sue the lady. She cried the blues once I read the law about auto-dialing, She kept saying ILL REMOVE YOU ASAP

I'm already on the do not Call list, an lastly but not least its a violation to call an monitor me without my consent or knowledge which this company illegaly did, after I made a threat to sue them, The phone line was instantly disconnected

Id suggest legal matters be taken against them they're a scam company ran out of Las vegas, NV Who offers fake promotions for LAS VEGAS VACATIONS
to gather customers credit cards an false promotion offers

Check out "Travel Solutions LLC" Nevada Consumer Affairs www.fyiconsumer.org/new-qryTravelAgencies.asp Donna Rodrigues is married to one of the people connected with this mess of a company. You will also find Clark County District Court Case #08-A-555203-C extremely interesting. Consolidated Realty Inc. vs. Alan W. Rodrigues. Fly...

Called me today around 2:30pm central standard time. No option to be taken off the calling list, so I pressed '1' to speak to an agent. She was rude and bored, sounded like she had something in her mouth while she was spewing out the spiel. She asked for my name, and I told her I'd like to know how she got my phone number. She told me 'Uh your phone company' and then I heard buttons pressed and I got a recording that my number was being removed from the list. I've received tons of calls lately from the 202 area code, though most of them have been for an auto warranty. So I called my phone company to report it to them, and they asked that I contact the BBB.

Oh and by the way.. they have easier, legal ways to tap our lines. In fact, every line is already tapped, with computer programs listening for key words and phrases. Stop being so paranoid, and if you've got something to say that you don't want Uncle Sam to hear, don't say it over a telephone line! Common sense people!

Pre-recorded message.  They call once a week