407-557-3105

Claim to be a travel agency and that I purchased a ticket to Florida a year ago through a marketing firm. I asked to speak with a supervisor. When asked to give me the name of the marketing firm that I supposedly paid for the trip through, the supervisor suggested that I go back through my bank records and see who withdrew the funds from my account and then he hung up on me.  You can't call back because its a cell phone.

Claims to be a travel agency.  Cannot tell you the name of the company that you sopposedly bought the package from.  The supervisor hung up when I asked for the name of the marketing firm that he claims I bought the package.  You cannot call back-all you get is a recording saying that this box is full and cannot accept any more messages.

very annoying. call every day

very annoying. call everyday.

The call me everyday also and must of the time hangup on me; but today someone spoke and ask for me using my complete name and refuse to give me information since I act as if I was somebody else. I call back and I got a full mail box massages for 5 consecutive call. Any clues on who or whom are behind of this; I smell scam on this people...

I forgot to write the number, (407) 557 3105 and  its from the Osceola County in Orlando, FL Area.

For those who wants to know about this phone:

Number: (407) 557-3105 Search Date: 02/25/2009 Search Time: 6:22pm EST
Area: Celebration, FL County: Osceola Line Type: Wireless
Tracer Report:  Available Query ID: 090225032225 Data Aggregator:  PSM-RPD

Yeah, they are harrassing us too

This number shows up on my caller ID every day. I don't answer because it rings three times and then they hang up!!! I never called back since I found this website and saw it was a scammer! THANKS!!

They call me also and just hang up, I called back and got "voicemail box is filled can't accept new calls".  I am job searching so it is frustrating to miss a call and think that it may be an employer trying to reach me!

They call you and claim to be a travel agency responding to an offer that you supposedly signed on to a year or two earlier. When you don't respond to the initial caller satisfactorily, she turns the call over to her "supervisor" who then puts on the hard sell. What it boils down to is they are trying to get you to give them your credit card information over the phone. The only way to end the phone call is to hang up on them. Do not be fooled...report this operation.