866-504-1136
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- WADE| 4 repliesno but I've been getting them for about 14 or 15 years now about every other month. I've been quite curious myself. I haven't ever been able to find anything on the web, so I keep thinking it is some sort of a scam.
- Chris replies to WADE| 1 replyWe got one too. I would like to know if it's a scam or worthwhile. I'm actually looking into vacations right now.
- WADEWe vacation down in Cozumel atleast once a year, but I do not want to be the guinea pig to find out if this is legiate.
- Alfred| 1 replyThis is a travel junk fax to scam your credit card. The scammer changes the number frequently, but the "inter office memorandum" format is the same. See posts for 877-331-0676, 866-539-4884, 866-704-5937, 866-704-5938, 877-859-3160, 877-654-9354, 800-451-7008, 866-545-2958, etc.
- Call type: Fax
- Tom Jain| 1 replyThese scums at: 866-504-1136 fax their advertising crap to all they can find fax numbers for using receivers' fax machine, paper, toner and their time. They do not give out their fax number lest people fax back to them with a note to put them in their place. When I called the number the guy was really rude and didn't give a damn about his actions. Then I called several times and hung up every time he answerred just to let him have peace of my mind.
- Caller: It was an uninvited fax
- Call type: Fax
- Maria in ILSame as Tom Jain regarding junk faxes. To anyone questioning the legitimacy, no reputable company sends out these faxes as they are illegal. Do not call their removal numbers as all that accomplishes is confirming that you have a working number. It may get you off one list, but who knows how many others they will sell your number to. Read up at junkfax.org
- Call type: Fax
- A PriceI just got a junk fax for cheap mexico vacations from this number.
- Call type: Fax
- getevenFax the junk back to the VOICE number, idiots always answer. Your fax machine will get an error so you can program it to re-try maximum number of times. Increases the cost of their criminal enterprise, ties up the phones, and is very satisfying. If everybody did this these crooks would go away fast!
- felipeSame deal as Alfred and Tom. Get faxes from 1-866-504-1136
about once a month. Scammers trying yo get your credit card number!!! - KathyGet junk faxes from them constantly, saying to call 866-234-3822 to be removed. (Doesn't work, see above comments.)
866 calls are charged to the business, so CALL CALL CALL!- Call type: Fax
- jackson| 1 replyI receive several SCAM faxes monthly and like others that post, my fax number is on top as Fax ID. It is the law that all faxes include the number from where the fax is sent. Does anyone know the actual laws regarding this Faxing [***]?
- Caller: Re; Employee Travel Program
- Call type: Fax
- enforcer replies to jacksonthese callers are violating federal laws bannning unsolicited faxes.the telephone protection act of 1991 says senders may be liable for 500- 1500 per fax. prohibits using a fax machine to send an unsolicited fax. if anyone follows thru and can get their information by playing along, please send that information to the FTC for enforcement. ps...the travel is a complete scam.
- SallyWe get these faxes every month at work soliciting vacations to Cancun, Mexico, or Puerto Vallarta for only "199 per couple" plus free food, drinks, water sports, etc. It's a bunch of crap. Remember people: If something sounds too good to be true it probably is.
- Caller: Employee Travel Benefit Program
- Call type: Fax
- JamieI received yet another fax from these idiots. I have called their 866-539-4884 number numerous times to have our number removed. I called and got probably the same jerk the individual above spoke to - rude and hung-up on me, twice! There has to be a way to nail these jerks.
- Caller: Sandos Reservations
- Call type: Unwanted
- Maria in ILAnother identical junk fax from these [***]. All they do is change the "removal" number (which rarely removes you from their lists). Save these faxes and file FCC complaints. It only takes a few minutes and the more complaints the FCC gets the more likely they are to do something about them.
esupport.fcc.gov/complaints.htm
Junkfax.org is a great site for info on how these scammers work. In a nutshell, they prey on gullible people who give out their credit card numbers to book these travel packages. The credit card is instantly charged and they claim they send out email confirmations. These emails never arrive and when you call to try and get your money back, they give some bullplop non-refundable excuse and it turns into a nightmare to get your money back.
I get even by calling them back and blowing whistles in their ears, reading random bible verses or kids books, faxing them back. If I'm near a payphone, I call these numbers from there (costs the scammers even more money).- Call type: Fax
- Read thisRead Maria's email above and follow the link to file a complaint. When you are filling out a form of your personal information online, if it's secure the title bar will read 'https' before the website, the 's' means it's secure. Also my title bar turned green and to the right showed that the site belonged to FCC. Maria's link above is good. Just copy and paste exactly like it is in your title bar. Don't put www. in front of it or any other alterations. Please file complaint, or you will get these forever.
esupport.fcc.gov/complaints.htm- Caller: Sandos Reservations
- Call type: Fax
- It's not us| 1 replyWe are getting calls from rightfully disgruntled people since our toll free number is one number off from the one reported. We're telling those who call us to visit junkfax.org and the FCC.
If anyone is doing some serious investigating or working with the FCC or FBI on this, I did find a cached web site using the same number. The search result brought up:
PaidHyips.com
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paidhyips.net/index.php?a=details&lid=23 -
A WHOIS search on both paidhyips.com and .net shows proxy contact information. If contacted by law enforcement, these proxy companies will reveal the original admin contact for who owns the domains. Chances are, though, these domains were registered using a stolen credit card, but it might not hurt to dig into it.
Good luck. - CarlI got fooled by these crooks 10 years ago. My wife brought the fax home today.
I called and they would not tell me who they are when I pushed they said they we Sandels then theyb said they we sold out!
So stay away from this crap.- Call type: Telemarketer
- Carl replies to WADE| 1 replyit is a scam.
- SkipJunk fax's got to stop.. waste of ink, paper and time....
- Caller: Employee Travel Benefit Program
- Call type: Fax
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