888-299-6003

JUst received a card saying that I have won a round trip to Hawaii from UNITED Airlines. I believe this is a scam, because I called and they did not want to give me any info. They wanted my phone number so they could call me with the information.
The company is: First Class Travel   125 East Baker Street #120, Costa Mesa, CA

I believe that this company is a total fraud. I looked up the address on line and it links to a Davis Murray Shorthand Reporting Corporation , which appears to have gone bankrupt in 2004. There is no "First Class Travel" in Costa Mesa. In fact, the closest one is in Foothill Ranch as far as I can see. DO NOT give your money or credit information  to these people!

I believe that this company is a total fraud. I looked up the address on line and it links to a Davis Murray Shorthand Reporting Corporation , which appears to have gone bankrupt in 2004. There is no "First Class Travel" in Costa Mesa. In fact, the closest one is in Foothill Ranch as far as I can see. DO NOT give your money or credit information  to these people!

In addition the bulk mail permit number is from Tampa FL. Now why would they be sending mail from Florida if they are located in California? And they list United Airline's logo as if it is real, and yet, the bottom of their travel certificate says, "not sponsored by United Airlines, but United is a Major provider of airline tickets." United Airlines is very strict I am sure about use of their logo.

just received post card in the mail Saying Southwest two rt tickets to anywhere in the us they are called 1st class travel on 125E baker street in costa mesa there is no such company!! This is for sure a scam!!!

i received a card also but list southwest as a major supplier i called and thay would like us to attend some seminar my wife wants to go i think its BS.ps its the same address. 125 e baker on the card i got

I just called this number. The scoop I got was that this is a promo requiring that you hear a presentation for "Global Entertainment Vacation Club". Requirements are: married or cohabiting, over $40K income. For me, the presentation is in San Jose.

I was also offered a Las Vegas trip for early response.

Don't know if I will respond yet; certainly won't commit any more info at this point.

Received the same flyer, address in Costa Mesa, sent from Tampa, FL but with 1-888-792-7258 as phone number to call.

Got the same United stuff.  Remember, there is no such thing as a free lunch.

this is total CRAP!!!! don't give out any info.do your research.

two roundtrip tickets & 7 day car rental if attend seminar

Just got a postcard from the 125 E Baker St address, saying in celebration of my birthday. Gives a number of 888-299-6004. The text of the postcard is confusing and not clear at all. Also says that Southwest Airlines are not affiliated with them , but a major supplier. This is going right into the trash.

A real scam I was suppose to get airline tickets.  I xcalled 888-299-6003.  I told them I was 75 they said I was not eligible. I said I want to talk to the firms president they hung up!!!

I will contact United Air Lines the President is a friend og mine.

I just got my card in the mail from the same outfit. So, they must still be in business.

How can I lose with such a good deal - not. I guess people always want something that is too good to be true, so are easily scammed. I think I'll pass.

letter posing as Southwest Airlines

I just received a similar post card offering 2 roundtrip airfare to anywhere in continental US.  Operator named Janna.  Didn't want to give me info bout company just kept pushing me to answer her questions.  She wanted me to attend some showroom seminar based in San Jose.  Sketchy or what?

I just received the same card. Thank you all for your posts. There is NO WAY I'm calling that number!

rec'd postcard with two United roundtrip tickets to Hawaii. asking to call 888-299-6603.
Seemed as junk mail but search to be sure and found lots of companies here.
My name was spelled incorrectly like some many other junk mails.
Trash it!

I got the "In celebration of your birthday" postcard which claims I have won two round trip tickets to anywhere in the continental US. I have the same 125 E. Baker Street number than many others stated. I find it amusing how many different phone numbers we are seeing for the same company. Mine was 1-888-277-2089

Don't call the postcard phone number listed as 1st Class Travel. On the telephone they said they are a timeshare sales organization called Global Exchange Travel and contract with the Costa Mesa, California 1st Class Travel(which does not exist). These people are smooth.

I got it too. I spoke to a person on the given phone number. I have given them my address and phone numbers. I am told to attend some seminar on coming Saturday. I got one more call from them for which the number displayed on my phone was 'blocked'.

I am still going to get one more reminder call. Any suggestion to prevent my address and phone numbers to be misused/shared with others by them?