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They called claiming to sell Vacation / Travel package that cannot occur for many months in the future. This is covid time, most travel is restricted  .  Feel free to waste their time by giving bogus information.  It is a total scam. after 60 days, you will have difficulty disputing the charges to get a refund. Also, they want you to sign a document. to process the purchase.  It is quite easy to have bad conditions in a document like that . Like " you are joining a membership for nonrefundable reoccurring fee of $450 per month. " their process. illegal auto dialer calls, press one to speak to person. you are caller 75.. you are caller 46 ( made up numbers to make it seem like many others are interested in the scam. ) Then a person reading the scam script tells you it is a good deal. Then  he transfers you to another person who wants personal info. like email address, cc number, last four of social security number.   It is sad they steal peoples money and make it look like the victims are the crooks.

Scam, If you go on the trip, you will be asked to put from $5,000 to $10,000 or you will be in violation of the offer given to get a discount on the vocation package, then they will bill your cc for the full retail value of a scam trip.

I'm on the donotcall.gov registry and an Oregon resident where it is illegal to contact us via an automated service.  This blatant disregard of laws implies that they don't care about you. This is most likely a scam or at best a scummy business.  You will NEVER receive what you are promised.  They say they are using ResPush, a Mexican company using auto-dialers but this number is the main number to the hotel. The calling ResPush employee said she was in Mexico and employed by the hotel but spoke no Spanish nor Hindi.  Tag words:  Vacation, travel package, all inclusive, Vallarta Gardens, Riviera Nayarit, Puerto Vallarta, la crux de Huanacaxtle, scam, Mexico, ResGo.net, illegal, scam, scum.

This call came on 2/24/2021.  After pressing “1”, “Diego” (caller ID showing spoofed local number) offered me a discounted vacation with “Marriott Rewards”.  After a long script about this vacation, he tried to get a credit card number out of me.  I expressed concern about fraud and asked for a name and address and to mail a check.  He said he couldn’t accept, and I needed to decide “today”.  I said I needed a real phone number, and he gave me this one.  I refuted his “today” remark saying I knew he’d call again.  He hung up.  On 2/26/2021 I got a call with the same recording.  It’s a scam for all of the following reasons: 1) spoofed number 2) violation of DNC list 3) pressure to buy now 4) not the final opportunity 5) won’t give company name 6) won’t give company address 7) unsolicited demand for CC#.