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Fax for offer trip at 1-418-725-4538

We need stop those fax right now

The TCPA or Telephone Consumer Protection Act, 47 USC 227, prohibits unsolicited faxes to home or business. If you got ripped off or even if not but you want to get these f-ers then sue them for sending unsolicited faxes. You can win up to $11,000 PER FAX. Seriously. All you have to do is find them, serve them with court papers and PROVE what you are saying. Use a naca.net atty if you are too scared to do it yourself. There are some loopholes but if they sent you an unsolicited fax and dont have any prior business realtionship with you then they are going down as long as you can prove they did what they did. This is how to put these jerks outta business!

keeps sending fax documents about corporate travel vacatin packages. don't want or need them.

Hi,
If any of you purchased the discounted florida vacation and suspect it's scam after purchased. You can check this.
http://boakes.org/amerivacation-cancel

If you often received the vacation fax which you don't want to and saying
"registered as a seller of travel - Reg. No ST36267"
You can check these info.
http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/consumers.html
http://www.800helpfla.com/complnt.html
https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/

Hopefully it will help.  :)

I called the company about a fax that came in at my work.  I was a similar "to good to be true" deal.  $368 per person (kids free) for 9 days in FL with 3 day cruise...  etc.    They also had "only 2 left"...  coincidence???  Likely not.  The woman was polite and didn't pressure a whole lot...   but indicated that it is safe since I would be paying by credit card and so I would be protected.  Last I checked credit card companies aren't liable for customers carelessness or gullability.  
I am staying away from this "deal" / possible scam.   Sounds way to good to be true.

I received 50 calls in a row from this number 519-432-9699 looked it up online says Easter Seals definitely some kind of scam for bogus donations.

Question 1. Is this offer legit? Answer=Yes, Its a Vacation Ownership Vacation package You are required to attend a tour of the Orlando resort but for your time you get a rental car for 7 days, The rest of the locations the "tour" is optional not required but if you do the tour at the other locations you get more free stuff like upgrades to condo's etc.
This Company Holds major merchant accounts to be able to accept visa,mastercard,american express So if it was a scam those 3 companies would revoke there merchant privileges. Especially American Express, If your company accepts it ask someone who knows how "No Nonsense" they are with there merchant privileges.

Question 2. Why is it so cheap? Its so cheap because the developer of the resort is in  vacation ownership, They pay these companies to get you to the resort to take the tour so they resort pays for 70% of your vacation costs to get you there. Why you ask? because 1 out of 10 couples that take the tour spend between $15,000- $50,000+ on vacation ownership. Which is more than enough to cover the other 9 that dont. what they get out of the other 9 is word of mouth advertising.

Question 3. Why do I get faxs even after I ask them to stop sending them? Well for the mental giants on this post, its quite simple You live in Canada, they are based out of the United States. So they dont have to follow your Do not Call list Only the U.S. Do not Call list as long as the fax originates in the U.S.
WOW, I bet most of you are over paid if you couldnt figure that one out! Maybe try and put your number on the U.S. Do not call list?

Hi There,

I am so scared, I just signed up for this trip today and it was a a fax I received from worl Please email me back, I really need help, what do i do?

This scammer is travel1canada.com and travel1usa.com with the same IP address 69.65.3.168 and registered to domainsbyproxy which is a favorite tactic of scammer-owners who want to hide. Owners of legit businesses have no need to hide. travel1canada is a live website. travel1usa is also live but simply redirects to travel1canada. This scammer has scammed and/or is scamming on the 5 numbers below (includes this number) that I can find so far. Following each number are the scammer comments that were simply copied and pasted from number to number -- this shows the 5 numbers are associated with the same scammer -- while legit posts report their calls were associated with travel1canada and travel1usa which the shills do not deny.

3questions = Q&A posted by "R u serious" and "R U Serious".
rant = rant that starts "People that continually post negative information..." by "Owner", "The Truth", "The real story" and "?".
travel1canada, travel1usa = web sites reported by legit posts
registration = travel1canada.com's registration reported by Annoyed 24 Aug 2010

https://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-800-832-4670   3questions, travel1canada
https://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-800-351-9608   3questions, travel1canada, travel1usa
https://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-800-382-1627   registration, rant, travel1canada (has 4 deleted posts)
https://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-800-385-8153   rant
https://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-800-390-9307   rant

Posts report receiving faxed offers of fabulous holidays at an amazingly low cost. R U Serious?'s 16 Mar 2011 reply to gho https://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-800-832-4670/2 says:

"Question 1. Is this offer legit? Answer=Yes, Its a Vacation Ownership Vacation package You are required to attend a tour of the Orlando resort but for your time you get a rental car for 7 days, The rest of the locations the "tour" is optional not required but if you do the tour at the other locations you get more free stuff like upgrades to condo's etc." and

"Question 2. Why is it so cheap? Its so cheap because the developer of the resort is in  vacation ownership, They pay these companies to get you to the resort to take the tour so they resort pays for 70% of your vacation costs to get you there. Why you ask? because 1 out of 10 couples that take the tour spend between $15,000- $50,000+ on vacation ownership. Which is more than enough to cover the other 9 that dont. what they get out of the other 9 is word of mouth advertising."

Which means THIS IS A TIMESHARE TOUR DISGUISED AS A "VACATION" WHERE YOU WILL BE HARASSED TO BUY! BUY! BUY! ON YOUR "VACATION". The scammers are *MISREPRESENTING* a timeshare tour as a vacation! I suspect your cost includes the 30% for *all* the "more free stuff" "at the other locations" so if you decline (fight off!) the other-location offers, you'll be declining stuff you've already paid for and the scammers get to keep your 30%. And won't you be p*ssed to find out you were *FAXED* over and over again for a TIMESHARE TOUR DISGUISED AS A VACATION!?

Travel1Canada is TOTAL SCAM.

We signed for the whole trip. Then they cancelled our cruise. They forced us to take the 'tour' in FT lauderdale, it was over 5 hs instead of 1 and a half, we lost a whole day! Then we need to do the tour again in Orlando... no way! It´s not worth it. ITS SCAM!! DON´T EVER BUY THIS PACKAGE!!!

I lost 798 US too a few years a go to this guy who sold me the package Florida Bahamas Vacation Package

As of mid 2012, the scammers/telemarketers no longer have this phone number. It is now owned by an IT company based in Columbia, South Carolina.  It is our helpdesk number and is not used for telemarketing.