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I received a post card saying that I have 72 hours to call 888-820-2656 to pick up my package - New Android 4.0 touchpad tablet. There is no such thing as a free lunch. I always google a phone number to try to find any information on it. There is a package number on my card which probably helps them to know which scam to run. Thank you for all your posts. Of course i will not be calling the number. How do these people sleep at night?

888-820-2656 is now on a "Distribution Center" post card to redeem new Android 4.0 touchpad Tablet with WIFI  and Camera along with the "opportunity to qualify for a vacation promotion". Also include 2 roundtrip airfare tickets and 3 days accommodations. No address, name, or other identification on post card.

Probably this is a marketing company that masquerade for air line or something else. Probably paid by selling your information and signing you for useless services or travel that you will never be able to take or cancel.

My offer was supposedly from Jet Blue, although they didn't seem to know anything about a promotion.  It looked pretty convincing with a picture of a Jet Blue airplane and the name at the top of the card.  Unfortunately for them, I fly jetBlue a lot and while the plane may be the real thing the logo on the postcard definitely wasn't.  You might get something if you call for the promo but I'd guess you'd pay for it in more than 1 way.

Got a post-card from an unnamed company today saying that I have been selected to receive two round-trip airline tickets to anywhere in the contiguous U.S. and a two-night stay at a Marriott brand hotel. It gave this number to call to claim my "prize", so apparently they are on to a new way to get our money.

As of July 2014 this phone number is being used to offer "two round trip airfares to anywhere in the contiguous United States".

You'll have to attend a high pressure sales pitch to qualify -- if you qualify -- and if they ever send the tickets.

Here's the deal about this offer:

http://www.bbb.org/blog/2013/03/post-card-off ... s-presentation/

As of July 2014 this phone number is being used to offer "two round trip airfares to anywhere in the contiguous United States".

You'll have to attend a high pressure sales pitch to qualify -- if you qualify -- and if they ever send the tickets.

Here's the deal about this offer:

http://www.bbb.org/blog/2013/03/post-card-off ... s-presentation/