888-299-6003

I received in the same mail delivery of 5/6, 2 post cards - one for my Birthday to anywhere US AIRLINES flies and the other, to celebrate THEIR Anniversary, to Honolulu HI.  Both cards have different telephone numbers: 888-299-6004 and 888-299-1511, respectively.  I am glad I checked on-line for the company information.

I got the same postcard, same number, today.  I called them and they scheduled me for a meeting 5/23 at 10 am in San Jose, CA.  Wanted me to bring two forms of ID - drivers' License and check or credit card.  Has anyone actually gone to any of these meetings?

Yep, Got mine too, same company...Glad I looked at this blog, I was skeptical. It was portrayed as US AIR(lines) and 2 tickets in the contential US. "Happy Birhtday", right! Cards in the trash.

Beware of:
1st Class Travel
125 E. Baker Street
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
1-888-277-2089

Hi!  What happened when your parents went to Napa for the presentation?  We are supposed to go also this coming Friday and I just hope it isnt a scam.  Please let mke know what happened to your parents.  Thanks alot!

I got the same postcard, only it was supposedly from American Airlines. Recorded voice said "Aloha..... Congratulations; you are one of our first callers. (Supposedly "1st callers" get free accommodations as well as the 1st-class airline tickets.) An operator will be with you within 1 minute." After about 5 seconds---"click." A hang-up. Called twice, same result.

Same thing, but with American Airlines this time.

Same mailing but phone number was 888-472-8027.  Gotta love the Internet for exposing this type of scam.

I got the birthday card for two round trip tickets. Glad I checked the internet to confirm my suspicions. This seems like fraud.

I got the card with 1-888-792-7258 and the AA logo.

I received a similar offer only with American Airlines - gone straight to the shredder.

Received the 'Birthday' mailer scam.  The phone number on mine was 1-888-472-8026.  In my case they used US Airlines and added that if I respond with 48 hours I would receive a compilmentary 7 day car rental.  Wow!  such a deal . . . . I won't respond even if they gave me 48 years!

I just got my free offer What I think we should all give them false information ( address / Phone no. ) and except their offer to go to a meeting So when the time comes no one shows up   Bill G

My wife also received the same birthday mailer from "US Airlines" (not US AIRWAYS!) indicating that she will receive "two roundtrip airfares within the continental U.S.". The mailer also indicated that the "Travel Provider" is 1st Class Travel, 125 E. Baker Street, Suite 120, Costa Mesa CA 92626.  I'm sure it is a scam.

I got the same card! I am amazed that after reading a page or so of these posts some people were still willing to go to the "meeting". Crazy! SCAM!!!

The info in my card:
US AIRLINES
Thrifty Car Rental
1st Class Travel
125 E. Baker Street Suite 120 Costa Mesa, CA 92626
1-888-472-8027

I got a card today too! I'm in CA, I have the Tampa, FL stamp, but the phone number they give me is

1-888-472-8033.

I received the same card...this is most likely a timeshare presentation and will give you some restricted tickets and rental car if you were to purchase a timeshare from them. As far as the address, it is most likely a timeshare company based in FL and may have sales offices in different states. Notice the card does not say no purchase necessary. I used to sell timeshares and this is the way some of the shameless companies work although most of this is legal. if they ask for credit card information during the phone call then it is a scam, but most likely it's just deceptive advertising.

Just received two cards in the mail One to me for Happy Birthday  from 1st Class Travel 125 E. Baker Street Suite 120 Costa Mesa, CA 92626  Travel is supposedly through US Airlines phone 1888-792-7109  for two to anywhere in Continental US.  All we have to do is go to a 90 min. seminar in Napa, CA to receive our ticket voucher.
Interestingly enough my husband received a card from: First Class Travel (note First is spelled out this time)  with the address as 125 East Baker Street Suite 120 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 (Note East is spelled out.) Phone 1888-299-4639.  This one promises a trip for two to Hawaii Through AA (Airlines?)if we just listen to the 90 min. seminar in Napa, CA and afterward we can pick up our vouchers.
Over the phone I spoke w/ Suzie who when I pointed out the two cards she wanted the phone number to the AA  "Hawaii" offer and said she didn't think they were related offers-  but maybe they were!   Hmmmm Maybe Suzie!  Thank you all for raising our awareness ..I think we'll pass.

We got one as well noting AA airlines.  different phone number on mine, 1-888-299-1511  disconnect after a few minutes but I liked the leave your name and the reason for the call.

I got a happy birthday mailer scam in the mail as well 2 days agao. Look suspicious, Says 'fly a us airline" Says to call 1-888-472-8027 immediately. this is going to the shredder and of course I'm not falling for it. idiots!

Like so many thousands, I called this FIRST CLASS TRAVEL in 125 East Baker St. Suite 120 Costa Mesa, CA. 92626, I requested info about the offer for a Vacation Package for two and Complimentary Accomodations to Honollulu Hawaii. The woman who answered refused to give me any info unless I gave my credit card info. IT IS A SCAM!!!
SHOULD BE REPORTED TO CONSUMER AFFAIRS AND THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY FOR INVESTIGATION.
BE AWARE !!!!!! THEY KEEP CHANGING THE PH. # NOW IS 888-299-1511