877-488-7826

I posting this in case it might be of use to someone.  This number didn't call me, but it belongs to a group called "Deals & Destinations".  Their 877 number appears on my MasterCard statement with a charge that I didn't recall.  When I called to investigate, they reminded me of a deal I'd been offered months ago when I thought I was calling a legitimate hotel chain's reservation line.  The deal was $40 in free gas.  Meanwhile, they've been charging $15.89/month to my MasterCard with nothing else in return.  The free gas comes in the form of four ten dollar coupons, only valid on certain dates, that must be mailed in with receipts attached.  I tried to Google the company, but was not able to find it.  I should have known better than to accept anything that was "free".

Thanks for the posting!!!

I was just about to be asked to sign up for the 40 $ gas coupon! CONS!

Hey
i just got the same thing what did you do to get it to stop? i phoned my credit card company and they are also looking in to it.

Follow up to my above post:
I just called the Royal Bank Visa centre and they are going to deal with these fraudulent charges and they are sending me a new visa card.  I was impressed with the service.

I just noticed the same charges on my statement.  I'm embarrassed to say I looked back through my old statements and have been charged each month since May 2007.  I phoned the number and told them I wanted it cancelled.  I don't remember signing up for any travel deal like they say I did.  I was offered next month free and $70 in free gas.  I told them I wanted no part of their offer and to cancel me immediately.  After another try to keep me on they finally agreed to cancel me and gave me the cancellation number.  Tomorrow I'm going to call my bank and see if I can get the charges reversed.  I doubt I'll be able to seeing as it has been going on so long and I only now noticed it.  Let this be a lesson to everyone, check your statements carefully.

I signed up for this as well and then forgot about it until it showed up on my credit card.  Luckily I think they only charged me for one month.  I just called the number that was on my bill and told them to cancel it immediately.  They didn't give me much of a hard time (other than another sales pitch).  I didn't bother calling my bank since it was only one charge and it's my own fault...it doesn't seem to be fraud or a scam, I remember agreeing to it.  I usually know better than to sign up for any "free trials" because I will forget about it and they always just start billing you unknowningly, I think that is how they make most of their money.  I'm glad RBC was so good about reversing the charges though, I have always had good service there as well.

After making a reservation at a Days Inn I too was transferred to "Deals and Destinations".  After listening to the never seemed to end sales pitch I told them that I would like to read this info on their web site before making a decison over the phone.  They told me the site was under construction and won't be available until the New Year.  Give me a break!!!  Don't deal with this kind of business........

Was caught by this too,  $15.74 monthly bill because of a sales pitch while booking a motel in March 2009. I thought I cancelled it at the time for only $1, but am trying to cancel again now, hopefully successfully.  Credit Card kindly deducting for l month, but I am stuck for the rest so, beware....

This number was listed on my cc bill for a few months.
They did not call me.
I believe it was through a link on the Travelocity site that offered $40 free gas if I clicked on the link and followed the instructions.
I never completed the form and certainly did not give out my cc #.
I can only assume that Travelocity allowed them directly or default by lack of proper controls access to my cc# and that is how the fraud occurred.

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