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I have received multiple pre-recorded calls from this so called company Great Vacations. I have declined their calls. My number is on the do not call list and I have even spoken with representatives on several occasions and have in no uncertain terms told them to never call my number again. And yet, I still receive those calls at least 4-5 times daily. This is becoming less of a simple nuisance and turning into harassment.

I keep getting prerecorded messages from Olin even though this number is on the do-not-call list. It was very annoying to receive calls every hour.

I keep getting a voice recording from Olin regarding a free vacation. I am on the national do not call list and I keep getting these calls on my cell phone. It's very annoying.

I am on the do not call list. I have received several robo calls offering a free vacation. I returned one call and asked for the company address. I was rudely refused. I told the lady, I was on the do not call list. She then hung up.

It's a voice recording from a man calling himself Olin regarding a free vacation. I am on the national do not call list and I am still getting these calls on my cell phone.

I received a call from a company Great Vacations Marketing out of Wyoming and from what I could tell it was a good company, the person that contacted me was Wayne O., phone 702-. Once we completed the first transaction of $1,335.00 on the Capitol One credit card, I was contacted by an individual by the name Joseph M. cell: 702- with Great Vacations Associates and he told me that we would go into closing March 2nd and that they already had someone that put 20% down and I need to send him $2,499.00 for closing which I did to Timeshare Network Solutions at the above given address with a credit card check again through Capital One.

Shortly after I got a phone call from a person by the name Jackie and she told me that there was another fee to transfer title and deed of my Silverleaf Timeshare of $1,305.00 mailed to T.N.S.T at SE 18th Ave. Pompano Beach, FL 33060 gave me her FedEx account # 111069980. By that time, I am really concerned, well the 2nd came and went and no phone calls or check etc.

Tried calling all phone numbers I had, three were no longer working and the other two no response only voice mail, tried the fax 407- no longer working, therefore I filed a police report with local Police case #HC10-29308 contact person Officer G.J. H. Unit 4C48 phone: 281-, filed a complaint with Wyoming BBB, a complaint with Attorney General in Florida by mail and a complaint with the BBB in Southern Florida.

The total scam cost me $5,139.00. I contacted Capitol One and requested a new credit card and I just received notice that they can not find any fraud/scam not a surprise from this company since they don't want to cover any loss, contacted my Bank since I wrote a check for the last amount and alerted them of possible fraud and contacted Silverleaf in Dallas, Texas that there is no transfer of title or deed to take place that I was subject to a scam. I see that there is a report filed on 3/17/10 against Timeshare Network Solution in Boca Raton, FL. Right now, I am a very frustrated Senior Citizen and angry as a Hornets Nest. Please can you help? I may have lost the Timeshare that my husband and I own together along with some saving that my late husband has left me so my retirement years are a little easier. I work two jobs so that I don't have to depend on my children.

I won a free trip from this company. The sales representative told me I needed to pay $598.00 on a credit card to secure my trip. Never in the conversation did she indicate that I was purchasing a package. I was unable to use this trip and contacted the company to find out my options. The representative was very rude and advised me that providing my credit card information meant that I purchased a package and that I only had 30 days from the date of purchase to cancel the vacation for a refund. For a free trip, it cost me $598.00; however, it taught me a lesson not to fall for this gimmick again. When I complained to the company about their employee's rude behavior, they never responded. I hope that no one else gets suckered in by Great Vacation Destinations.

I lost out on $598.00 because I was not informed that I was purchasing a package.


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