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I am on the No Calls list and I still got this voice mail offering a free flyaway vacation. I have no interest in pursuing this offer.

I just received ANOTHER phone call from these people. I have probably gotten 10-20 of these in the past few months. Thanks for posting the phone number, I didn't have it. I called and spoke to a guy and told him that I am on the no call list and that if I receive another call that I will contact the FCC and the No Call government site. He apologized and told me that he was taking my number off the list.
We'll see if it actually happens.

I get calls from this number frequently.  Mostly they do not leave a message, however they do leave messages on occasion. There is a guy named William who goes on and on for two or three minutes about a free vacation and how they will fly you free to Vegas, etc., etc.  The phone always shows Unavailable and Out Of Area, but William leaves this number to call back.  Time to report them to the FCC, I guess.  So much for the Do Not Call list.  I have been on it for years.

I RECEIVED A MESSAGE FROM "OLIN Vacations" I am on the "do not call list". Please prosecute

At 7:48pm on 12/7/11 a call came up on my pay as you go cell phone as (No Number). Since my cell phone is a pay as you go with T-mobile service. I do not answer any calls, when I do not know the phone number that is calling. And I very rarely give out my cell phone number, which is registered on the do not call list. So the message went into my voice mail. When I retrieved the message, it was about I won a complimentary vacation cruise, etc. When I looked up the phone number they left on vm, on the internet the only thing that comes is all the above messages. The only strange incident I had a few weeks ago, was TJ Max in NJ was returning a call to someone named Krystal who had filled out an application to come in for an interview. I called TJ Max back that they left a message at the wrong phone number, they verified Krystal had put my cell phone number on the application as hers.

I am hounded at my home phone number by the recorded hype call from "Olin" at Great Vacations. I, too, am on the Do Not  Calll List. Apparently, we are not prevailing with this obnoxious phone solicitor.

Someone called using 213-286-9999 telling me I had won a free trip for a week either a cruise or free airfair to anywhere in the USA.     Supposed to call 888-886-3606 to verify and confirm.    Figured both were scams, so reporting it.   Checked on Google, and they ARE scams!!!

Got a call today on my cell. Calling themselves "Elite Promotions".  Offering free vacations and/or travel.  I reported to do not call site, as I am registered. I also wrote an email to the contact email from site in above post by Artful Doger. Email address I found: Ivsmembers@gmail.com. International Vacation Services.

Test of my email: I recieved information that your company is behind a number of people getting unsolicated sales calls from someone calling themselves "Elite Promotions".  If your company does not have anything to do with these calls, forgive me and delete this message....but if you are behind this, please continue to read.

I myself received a call today on my company paid cell phone. My number is registered on the do not call list.  My company is a large multinational company who does not tolerate this type of business paracticies. If I notify them, their corporate legal folks may want to get invloved. If I ever receive another call, they will be informed.

I have already reported the call to the "do not call" website.  I am going to report it to the FCC and FTC.   I consider this a serious violation of my privacy.  I'm one of those people who, when wronged, am relentless in getting satisfaction.

I expect to hear back from you on this.  If not, I will escalate this even further.

unsolicited message beware they may setup your house to be robbed while you are on travel
i am on the do not call, but these people could care less

Received a message 12/22/2011 about this "elite promotion" where me and my spouse could fly away round trip or have a 8 day vacation at any of their resorts in gulf shores or other locations.  Its good for a whole year. # 888-886-3606 from William.

Not good.  No one gives anything away and I suspect that they will tell me to give them my "credit card" number to book taxes or something.  Then they scam you out of your money.  

I have won vacations before and they deliver the information through mail which is certified or UPS.  Never over the phone.

Someone invests a lot of time in tired stereotypes...

They just called a few minutes ago and said they opened an office in Wichita, company name was Elite Promotions but phone number was the same as on here so assume it's bogus.  I decided to report them to both the do not call list AND the FCC.  My mother actually said the called the other day and she told them we weren't interested and not to call back but they robocalled anyway.

This pesky call comes DAILY from "William" from Vacation Services.  There is a litany of promised "free" vacations and cruises.  The annoying voice mail message is left every day.  I finally took a moment to listen through the entire call - -which comes through as an anonymous number, and recorded the call back number of (888) 886-3606.  I called the number and advised that I was on the Do Not Call registry and did not wish to receive any more calls.  The gentleman took my number and promised I would be removed from the list.  We shall see!

Call the number and tell them to remove your name from their list.  Mention you are on the Do Not Call registry.  There is a big fine per call made to Do Not Call numbers so they should promptly remove your name.  If not, then do everyone a favor and report them to the Do Not Call Registry.

Good for you!  I encourage EVERYONE to report this number.  They know the rules regarding the Do Not Call Registry and are trying to sneak around it.  There is a soft ware program they can purchase that will automatically tell them if a number is on the Do Not Call registry.

In this part of North Carolina, a Tampa, Florida company calls on behalf of "Map Destinations" located at 9622 N Kings Hwy, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 29572

I don't suggest that you consider any of their promotions.  They require that you show them a driver's license and a credit card.  The credit card is so that their sales people can put the pressure on you to purchase their product and "just put it on your credit card" is the way they express it.

Hint:  If you tell them that the price is too high, they will call in a "closer" who will agree to knock a few hundred dollars off the price if "you will make your purchase tonight."

They may say that they are BBB accredited, but this link http://www.bbb.org/myrtle-beach/business-revi ... ach-sc-90029593 shows that they are not accredited.

But if you want to waste their time and be entertained, by all means, go.  Don't expect anything for your time other than watching slick salesmen work.  They make the proverbial used-car salesman look good by comparison.

According the state's records, there is no corporation named "Great Vacations" in Tampa.

I also recently booked a cruise & believe they may be getting info from that. Filed a complaint.

msg stating i had won a cruise............on cp...........don't know how they got no..............picking on the elderly ????

I keep getting calls on my cell phone, I am on a do not call list. I would like file suit against these people.

I received a call from Great Vacations 7:30 pm.  Caller ID did not come up but I asked the telemarketer how they got my phone number and did they honor the do not call list.  She said, " O Yes! but sometimes people enter a wrong phone number when responding to their on-line ads and that must be how they got my number. I told the caller I needed their phone number and was given
1-888-886-1832 but this is the same company. This is nothing but an obvious violation of the do not call list which I have reported.