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Bermingham, KAddress
16 Luverne Ave, Toronto, ON M3H 1R5, CanadaHistory
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IT patrol
thanks for sacrificing your time for the rest of the folks out here. We need more comments like yours.
Vicky
Also got a call today from the new suitelife international, was promised a 800 dollar prize if I attended the dinner. Scam , felt bad for the nice young man on the phone, but this is a the oldest scam out there. tse tse ts\se for whoever is fooled by them, including Miss Cap, you will regret ever so much, talking from experience.
should have known better
We didn't get a call from this number but at the home show won a key to a car draw and were invited to a 90 minute talk about vacations, same company. At this location in Vaughan, we got a free dinner and then were approached by a rep who explained how their company worked. After that got invited into another room for a presentation and later were taken into a private meeting with that rep. To make a long story short, no key was drawn, but what they were trying to sell was vacation time in any of their hotels at a reduced rate. The hotel prices were incredible, but the registration fee to be a member was more than we could afford, over 10M then and there. When we told them we could not afford it, they tried their best to give us a lesser package, but still we could not afford it. Well they did promise a gift at the end of the presentation and we drew, a 4 day weekend in any of the cities they had listed where they had their hotels. We had 3 choices of places, choosing a date a month apart and not on any of them on the US long weekends. We chose 3 but they weren't acceptable. Then be chose another 3 which were ok. They let us know two weeks before if there were accommodations for us. The first date, no. The second date, no. And then we got an email saying we would be refunded all our money with $300 in restaurant vouchers. We said fine, but then another email came to say, they made a mistake and if we wanted to cancel we would forfeit $ 50 from the deposit we sent them, which was over $ 200 in taxes for the 3 nights at the hotel. We told them we didn't want to forfeit the $ 50 and they would continue searching for the last date. But later we realized due to a family matter that last date was not appropriate for us and we asked to change it. They replied they could not change the date, but we could cancel and forfeit the $ 50. We replied you can write us and tell us that we are getting our money back with $ 300 in restaurant vouchers and then turn around and say it was a mistake, but we can't change the date. They replied they would honor the refund completely with the $300 in vouchers. We received our money, in US funds and short $ 8 from the original amount we sent them and $ 300 in restaurant vouchers. You had to join a Dining Savings Club and could only redeem $ 25 per month for the year, making it $ 300. Oh and the best thing, they were for US residents only, we live in Canada. So this experience cost us about $ 8, which we can say we paid for the meal and a lot of frustration waiting for them to come through with what they say we won. You never get anything for nothing.
hary
kelso is their agent he even dose`nt know how to write wrong stupid you guys should stop this
LJ
I got a call tonight from the same number - a man named Wayne Wilson saying that I had won a trip to Vegas including the flight, at a 4-5 star hotel that I would choose from, the only thing not included was food. He said I had won from a ballot I had filled out at a home show. He told me that I had definitely won the prize and wouldn't have me come all the way out to Vaughan to pick it up if he wasn't 100% sure that I had won this prize. He said that all I had to do was drop in to an "open house" (not a seminar!), just a casual brunch where they would tell us about their company located at 216 Chrislea Rd in the Vaughan Trade Centre. He said that the company was called CVS and also said that it wasn't a time sharing company but a discount vacation company whatever that is. After doing some research on the internet since he called, i am definitely not going to bother to collect the prize....!
Trish
Thank you, everyone, for the info. I got a call tonight. I never filled out any ballot. Wasn't even here when "Roger" said the ballot was filled out. We were about to attend the "orientation" tomorrow. Will not be doing so, thanks to all the comments here. I phoned to cancel. Daniel (the manager,with whom I also spoke at length) was not happy and tried to convince me to attend. I had to hang up on him. What an enormous waste of time! But better than the further waste of time had we attended tomorrow. I now also recall that I got a call during the last couple of years from another "company" , probably the same one under a former name. We did not accept their prize either. It's unfortunate that they get our contact info somehow, but there is not an easy way to block them.
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Unlucky
Posted on March 5, 2015Caller type: Unknown
Location: Canada
Something is fishy here, and i even accused them of being involved with the bankruptcy of Tonya (Dream Travels). I will see if something evolves with that. Does anyone know of any shows like "Silverman Helps"? Too bad he is gone! But they will be sorry when this goes public.