603-546-6125

Country: USA
603 area code: New Hampshire (Dover, Manchester, Merrimack)
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    Jeffdux
    Keeps calling my cell phone then hangs up.
    Cowards and scammers, most likely
    Reverse searches find nothing.
    • Caller: unknown.
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    roxanne
    Call ALL the time.  I told them to stop and hung up them, but they keep calling and do not leave a message 3-5 times a day
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    Christine
    | 1 reply
    A woman called me from this number telling me that I won a 4 night vacation to one of many destination spots. All they needed was a credit card number. Called themselves the global destination travel club. Anyone else have this happen to them?
    • Caller: Global or Mobile Destination Travel Club
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    Shelley
    Left voicemail that referred to an entry form I filled out at a show I recently attended. Upon googling company name looks like they are trying to sell time shares.
    • Caller: Trip Joy Advantage
    • Call type: Telemarketer
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    Byweeks
    | 1 reply
    They have other numbers...Global Destinations called me from a Florida number.  386-233-9722 or 386-675-0052.  I'm driving to Mansfield tonight to hear their presentation...don't worry...I have NO intentions of buying anything...
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    Gloria Jean
    “This number 603-546-6133 and, 603-546-6125 and 603-546-6124 and 931-231-8230 This is scam!!! You did it, you filled out to "WIN" a prize. Everyone will win!!! You will sit in on a presentation to pickup your winnings.. They will try to get you to buy in!! Remember the ole time shares? Same thing” Do you remember that Home show you went to? Tell them to stop call you, they have to!!"
    • Call type: Telemarketer
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    Erin
    They have an alternative number too - 603-546-6128
    I entered a contest for a trip to Ireland at the Irish Fest in Canton last summer. Non-stop calls and voicemails since then. I did initially answer and was told I had won a trip to a destination of my choice...once I went to a timeshare presentation on the Cape. I didn't want to be rude, so I said I was unavailable to go to the Cape during the time frame they presented. I can't believe they are still calling me. Those poor kids have the worst job!
    • Caller: time share company
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    Kate
    They call I told him not to call they still keep on calling I block that number there’s another number
    • Caller: They call I told him not to call they still keep on calling I block that number
    • Call type: Telemarketer
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    Kate replies to Christine
    I block them they called from another number I told her not to call they still keep on calling
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    Nicole replies to Byweeks
    What happened when you went?
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    Kelly
    They are selling time shares.  I told them to leave me alone and I blocked them.  They are now calling me from a different number daily.
    • Caller: Time Share Company
    • Call type: Scam suspicion
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    Jeff  
    I filled out a form at my wife's request at 6 flags. :-(  Interesting that I have "won" -- term used very loosely-- but she has not been contacted yet.  YET.   Either way, we've taken advantage of these free trips in the past with companies like these, in the name of getting a couple of nights away, and we've been successful and had good times at their expense.  You just can't get sucked into the sales pitch, that's all.  If you have stamina, go for it.  Take your SO out to a nice resort for the weekend.  But walk in STOLID and DEFINITE in your determination to NOT BUY ANYTHING.
    (Besides, if you did have disposable income, and you really decided this was for you after you left...  do you really think they wouldn't take your call the next Wednesday or Thursday for a sale?  Come on.)  Go and SAY NO.
    • Caller: some timeshare/resort thing
    • Call type: Unwanted
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    Jeff  
    I filled out a form at my wife's request at 6 flags. :-(  Interesting that I have "won" -- term used very loosely-- but she has not been contacted yet.  YET.   Either way, we've taken advantage of these free trips in the past with companies like these, in the name of getting a couple of nights away, and we've been successful and had good times at their expense.  You just can't get sucked into the sales pitch, that's all.  If you have stamina, go for it.  Take your SO out to a nice resort for the weekend.  But walk in STOLID and DEFINITE in your determination to NOT BUY ANYTHING.
    (Besides, if you did have disposable income, and you really decided this was for you after you left...  do you really think they wouldn't take your call the next Wednesday or Thursday for a sale?  Come on.)  Go and SAY NO.
    • Caller: some timeshare/resort thing
    • Call type: Unwanted

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