It appears that the caller, likely a representative of a travel company, is making calls from the number +18004135613, claiming to offer free vacations or airline tickets to unsuspecting individuals. Users have reported receiving postcards with logos from major airlines, such as United and American Airlines, with instructions to call the number to claim their prize. However, many have noted that these offers seem too good to be true and have expressed concerns about the legitimacy of the company. Some have even reported being scammed or subjected to high-pressure sales tactics. As a precaution, it's essential to be cautious when receiving unsolicited calls or mail, and to never provide personal or financial information to unknown parties. It's also crucial to research the company and read reviews from other users before engaging with them, and to be aware of red flags such as unprofessional communication or unrealistic offers.
For over eight months, I have received multiple daily calls from this number, which claims to be from SEARCHLIGHT, Nevada, yet no messages have been left on my recorder.
A call was made at 3 am from 786-447-6174, but no message was left.
We've had dealings with Pal Lengyel Leahu, who made several misrepresentations, and multiple witnesses have come forward to testify against them
The email I received from this entity is essentially a regurgitated scam with a new twist, notable for the absence of a specific name.
Frequent calls from 800-868-1458 have become overwhelming, with a voicemail requesting a callback for a business matter, yet the caller remains unidentified.
Hopefully, authorities will soon shut down these fraudulent operations, including Federal Verifications and GSA Applications, along with their numerous aliases.
Recently, the Florida Attorney General took legal action against this firm for deceptive practices
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I have received multiple calls from numbers that appear to be spoofed, as attempting to call them back results in a 'no longer in service' message
GSA Applications and their affiliates, who operate under numerous names, are once again engaging in suspicious activities. Notably, they've rehired a former employee, Cindy Bertoli, who also goes by Cindy Holman.
I received a call from this number, supposedly from Rachel, regarding credit card rates
Could you please provide an example of what the ticket confirmation number looks like, I would greatly appreciate it...
The information in your post was quite helpful. As I prepared to attend a presentation today, I awoke with a strange sense of unease about it. I have decided not to agree to any offers that require my credit card details.
Following a scheduled appointment in Bothell, Washington, I received a call informing me of a venue change, which prompted me to research the company online, leading to the discovery of numerous negative reviews, resulting in my cancellation of the appointment, where I spoke with a courteous representative named John.
Such nonsense is being conveyed by this caller!
It's worth noting that Utopian Travel and Global Services, Inc are distinct entities, with this being a separate travel scam.
The information provided was helpful, as I had received a similar card and suspected it might be a time share scheme
It seems they are still active, as I recently received a postcard with the US airlines logo and the same offers mentioned by others, and when I called, I was relieved to find they were closed, prompting me to investigate further on this platform.
Desperate marketing companys often sell contacts to fraudulant firms, which then arrange for people to attend presentaions, it's a boil room sales tactic that has been going on for decadess, companys literally pay 50 dollars per person to show up
A scam is currently operating in Albany, NY, under the name Half Moon, and people should be cautious.
Perhapse the individuals responsiable for these scams will eventualy read our comments and have a change of heart, allowng them to persue honest careers that dont involve deceit.
Dont bother wasting your time, the winning postcard I got had the number 877-455-3181, so add it to the list of scammers arond the world.
It seems unlikely that our info is being sold, as I also recieved the same message despite not having any Continental airline tickets, and we are curently dealing with a vacation scam through the Florida Attorney General, beware of sun coast-vacation
This phone number is likely being used by the same company as before, but has been changed, presumably due to being flagged as a scammer.
Similar to others, I received a card with a different number, 800-514-2493, which promised a 3-day, 2-night trip to Las Vegas, including round-trip airfare, when I called. Interestingly, the offer included a flag and mentioned US Airlines, albeit in smaller print above it, stating 'fly a'
Removing one's name from these mailing lists seems challenging, and I'm unsure how to proceed.
I appreciate your effort in warning others about this number, it's a huge help to the rest of us.
Several such calls have been received, including one today, offering questionable prizes like a Vegas trip or airline tickets, but a reverse search of the phone number 1877-455-3181 yielded no results.
If Jamie Yoak is reading this, please get in touch.
The post serves as a warning, highlighting the importance of caution when pursuing offers that seem too good to be true, especially in challenging economic times.
