Vacation

If you have received an unsolicited vacation offer please be advised of the following:

• Some of the solicitations are valid, some are not.

• Some offers are subject to you entering into a Timeshare agreement.

• Some offer a high end vacation but reserve the right to change this location subject to availability

Research the company with the Better Business Bureau and other sources from the internet.

If you have not requested information then "buyer beware" should be your thought process.  Don't fall for a high pressure sales tactic, if it's a deal, it will be available again.  If it is a prize you need not pay for it.

If your vacation call asks you to press a number like "9" or "5" it does not allow them to take over your residential line.

List of Scams

• 900 Scams
• Advanced Fee Letter Fraud (419 / Nigerian Letters)
• Advanced Fee Loans
• Bomb Threat
• Cheque Overpayment Fraud
• Dead Air Calls
• Emergency Scam
• False Charities
• Hitman Email
• Identity Theft
• Inheritance
• Internet 101
• Job
• Lottery Emails
• Office Supplies / Directory
• Phishing
• Phone Number Spoofing
• Prize Pitch
• Puppy Scam
• Pyramid Schemes
• Recovery Pitch
• Service Scam
• Travel
• Vacation
• Vehicle Warranty Package