866-503-3524

Spam fax received with American Airlines logo in top corner. They're hawking "wholesale company vacation packages". Booking and reservations at 866-503-3524 and fax number removal at 888-393-1379.

We also received the same fax.  Do you know if this Is a fraud fax?

Just got a spam fax with American Airlines logo.  Advertises Cancun, Cabo and Jamaica vacations 6 days/5 nights, all-inclusive (meals and alcoholic/non-alcoholic) for $175/pp.  I wish this were the real deal and we could ALL go!

American Airlines confirms this is a hoax.

This is ploy to get your credit card info. Do not fall for it!

I made reservations for jamaica. I want my money back. It cost me 400 dollars. I phoned them back requesting my money back and they said they will not do it. I will have to phone Visa. to let them know. the manager got on the phone and he reamed me out for calling them a fraud. He stated that those are unhappy customers that say all this stuff. I have a bad feeling I have been taken

yep, I got the fax and called in, I said, I got this fax, is this a scam, the person on the line then proceeded to ask "why the F*** you calling me? Go F*** your mother" and then he hung up.  Sorry.

Just got the same fax.Sounds too good to be true.

Totally a scam! Report them ASAP. I did.

Where should we report that scam?

Just got this fax. You can tell by the "memo" they have no clue where they are sending it or to whom. States you save $3000 per couple. Well if that were legit, people would be lining up, why would you need to fax this to every fax number imagineable.

C'est de la marde : une fraude pour collecter vos infos sur votre carte de crédit et ensuite se servir de celle-ci.
American Airlines a démenti cette aubaine et confirme que c'est une fraude.

I get these frauds at least once a month.  Very easy to report to the FCC.  Link is below.

http://esupport.fcc.gov/complaints.htm

Apparently we get this fax at least once a month at my place of employment.  I just happened to find it today and was curious so I called and when I questionned where they were from and why, if they are called "Cancun Travel" is it that they have the American Airlines logo on their advertisement?!  They hung up on me!  Hmm!  That's when I decided to google the number.  Glad I did!

fyi - thanks for the FCC link but it only works for U.S. citizens.
We get this kind of stuff all the time and it becomes annoying.  I'm reluctant to call the "remove from list" number as it may just confirm that we really do exist.  lol.

Good for US only, it seems.

Do not fall for this scam...if it too good to be true, it probably is and in this case...IT IS!  I too have reported it AND as a good Ontario (Canadian) citizen, I faxed it off to American Airlines to maintain positive relationships with our southern neighbors.  I even spelled neighbors the American way.   AA will no doubt go after them with both barrels for being so stupid for having used their logo.  AA have a great group of lawyers to handle such things.  When the brains were handed out, these scam artists who sent us all this wonderful fax were clearly at the back of the line and missed out totally.  Good luck Caroline on your trip to Jamaica.

So where do Canadians report it?  How do we get them to stop faxing us?

Just got the fax and looked it up to see all of these comments.  Did anyone also see the same number is attached to a website for "Fun in the Tropics" advertising $3300 for package deals in various Mexico, Hawaii and Jamaica destinations?  However, I can't find any reviews or anything about "Fun in the Tropics" elsewhere on the internet.  Do you suppose that is also a scam?  Or could both of them possible be legit?

Well, the fax itself is illegal, which means criminals sent it to you.

As for reviews, fake vacations offered by scammers can't be reviewed.

What was your question again, is this a scam? YA THINK?

We're still receiving these faxes, and yes, it's fraudulent.