800-670-1753
 | Bill 2011-06-06 20:58:14 Unknown |
Got Fax for "corporate" vacation packages. When you call the # you get a number disconnected message
| Paul 2008-07-06 23:36:47 Telemarketer |
Has anyone tried blocking incoming calls from the various 800#'s they use? Is it possible that they make the fax calls from the same 800 #'s? I'll give it a try and see if it works.
Another idea (that will work if you do not depend on your fax for business), is to turn it off for awhile. Maybe if they don't get through a few times, they'll stop trying...
Another idea (that will work if you do not depend on your fax for business), is to turn it off for awhile. Maybe if they don't get through a few times, they'll stop trying...
| Tom 2008-07-05 17:51:12 Unknown |
RE: Abuse and scam by CHOOSECANCUN.COM. Employees Vacation time, Memo from Human resources.
Some of phone numbers as used by these con artists:
1-800-670-1753, 1-800-670-2156, 1-800-679-3516, 877-573-2051 and 877-260-5558, 1-800-679-3197
These scums are sending thousands of faxes (from USA and Mexico) even though your phone/faxes are registered with do not call registry. They know very well that ftc has introduced a fine of $11,000 per call but they are hidden in rat hole and shameless!
The type of SCAM they are operating:
These con artists know very well that they are ripping off money from innocent people and therefore you do not have to be gentle or polite with them. Being kind to them will not work at all. Asking respectfully to remove the name (though you have listed in do not call registry) will not work as they damn care for you. Their goal is to scam and rip you off. In million of faxes to USA and Canada, they do not provide any of their address, regular phone number and address. They claim to have a website (once you call them) which is CHOOSECANCUN.COM (and many other names of similar sites). Such sites are dummy websites to make fool of you. Even within godaddy.com (WHOIS), or other domain providers, information to their company is missing.
Here are some of key highlights:
1. They send faxes as if your corporate?s Human Resources is sending such faxes to employees for legitimate vacations.
3. Once you call them, they will right away ask your bank information, credit card (master card of VISA), S.S.# and Debit card numbers.
4. If you ask some details, they will hung up or they will fool you by letting you know that they have a legitimate website like CHOOSECANCUN.COM, lowfarecancum.net, lowfarecancun.com, sales cancum.com etc?.
6. One of their sale person disclosed some information by stating ? I am trained to convince a caller that we are doing legitimate business? If we succeed in a rip off, we am paid at least 50% of commission from the stolen money. Rest of money goes to CEO and Mexican police (who are part of this scam) and the balance goes towards overhead expenses such as phone/fax costs. We also operate from Florida but we are told to hide any address, and phone numbers. We are told to convince as if we are doing a legitmate business from out of USA like Cancun, Mexico. We understand that US laws has imposed a fine of $11,000 per telemarketing calls to those who are registered in DONOT CALL registry but we are untouchable in Mexico. Owner of our company has fully trained and convinced us repeatedly by telling that only foreigners, lonely people, or dump and mentally restarted people are likely to become victim to our business as these people are easy pray in providing SS#, bank and credit card information without details or facts about legitimacy of our business. Once such customers are duped, they do not know how to file a complaint with their credit card company. In order to succeed fully, we do not offer vacation packages until 45 days. Therefore, by the time customers finds out more about our scam, he/she is too late to file complaint to Credit Card Company.
7. Filing a complaint to FTC may or may not work. Sales people have been told to be rude and intimidating once you act smart of ask more details. They will hang up the call or they will use a bad language if you will ask their regular (non-toll free phone), their fax or address or they will give you fake address in Mexico. Most of the time they will bore you by putting a long music. One of agent even stated? US government has no jurisdiction about DONOT CALL registry in Mexicao and furthermore US does not have enough funds to locate or prosecute any of us in USA and Mexico?
What can you do?
1. If you have provided your credit card information to them, file a complaint with your credit company ASAP to dispute the charges. Tell them that you are victim of scam and never authorized charges to this company. File a complaint within days after you provided your credit card information.
2. If you are bothered again and again about their faxes, call them at their toll free number and make enough fool of them. Have a long discussion (have a fun too) by pretending as if you are a legitimate caller. Act little dumb!! Because will love to speak with dump persons - they believe that such people are more susceptible to such scams. Thereafter, you may blast at them and yell at them? If you call them from your office or corporate office, do not feel scared at all!!! They will know you (from their caller ID), and they will try to repel you by threatening words like, ?we have called the security of your office and you will be arrested by them soon?? If you call repeatedly from home, they will scare you by saying, ?we know who you are and we know your name, we will send thousands of faxes to you?? . However, they are scared and handicapped to call you or bother you!
3. By calling you, they know that they will be caught sooner as their phone and information will be displayed in your caller ID. In a worst case, even if they will call you, it will be an unknown caller- to do so, they have to pay money equivalent to 60 cents to hide their phone. Call them numerous times for fun and make their telephone bill too expensive to pay and make them bankrupt soon. If possible, call them from public booths, because toll free cost will add 60 cents more from public phone call. Call them at night when they have an answering machine. Sometimes, your night call will not be hung up (due to answering machine) and eventually, they will be billed enormously for toll free charges.. Remember, all your calls to them are compleely free as these are toll free calls.
Other relevant links:
Please read following links for more information:
http://theportnoygroup.typepad.com/my_weblog/2008/06/choose-cancun-t.html
http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-800-670-1753
http://cancun-hotels.tripadvisor.com/ShowTopi ... _Peninsula.html
Good luck!
Tom
Some of phone numbers as used by these con artists:
1-800-670-1753, 1-800-670-2156, 1-800-679-3516, 877-573-2051 and 877-260-5558, 1-800-679-3197
These scums are sending thousands of faxes (from USA and Mexico) even though your phone/faxes are registered with do not call registry. They know very well that ftc has introduced a fine of $11,000 per call but they are hidden in rat hole and shameless!
The type of SCAM they are operating:
These con artists know very well that they are ripping off money from innocent people and therefore you do not have to be gentle or polite with them. Being kind to them will not work at all. Asking respectfully to remove the name (though you have listed in do not call registry) will not work as they damn care for you. Their goal is to scam and rip you off. In million of faxes to USA and Canada, they do not provide any of their address, regular phone number and address. They claim to have a website (once you call them) which is CHOOSECANCUN.COM (and many other names of similar sites). Such sites are dummy websites to make fool of you. Even within godaddy.com (WHOIS), or other domain providers, information to their company is missing.
Here are some of key highlights:
1. They send faxes as if your corporate?s Human Resources is sending such faxes to employees for legitimate vacations.
3. Once you call them, they will right away ask your bank information, credit card (master card of VISA), S.S.# and Debit card numbers.
4. If you ask some details, they will hung up or they will fool you by letting you know that they have a legitimate website like CHOOSECANCUN.COM, lowfarecancum.net, lowfarecancun.com, sales cancum.com etc?.
6. One of their sale person disclosed some information by stating ? I am trained to convince a caller that we are doing legitimate business? If we succeed in a rip off, we am paid at least 50% of commission from the stolen money. Rest of money goes to CEO and Mexican police (who are part of this scam) and the balance goes towards overhead expenses such as phone/fax costs. We also operate from Florida but we are told to hide any address, and phone numbers. We are told to convince as if we are doing a legitmate business from out of USA like Cancun, Mexico. We understand that US laws has imposed a fine of $11,000 per telemarketing calls to those who are registered in DONOT CALL registry but we are untouchable in Mexico. Owner of our company has fully trained and convinced us repeatedly by telling that only foreigners, lonely people, or dump and mentally restarted people are likely to become victim to our business as these people are easy pray in providing SS#, bank and credit card information without details or facts about legitimacy of our business. Once such customers are duped, they do not know how to file a complaint with their credit card company. In order to succeed fully, we do not offer vacation packages until 45 days. Therefore, by the time customers finds out more about our scam, he/she is too late to file complaint to Credit Card Company.
7. Filing a complaint to FTC may or may not work. Sales people have been told to be rude and intimidating once you act smart of ask more details. They will hang up the call or they will use a bad language if you will ask their regular (non-toll free phone), their fax or address or they will give you fake address in Mexico. Most of the time they will bore you by putting a long music. One of agent even stated? US government has no jurisdiction about DONOT CALL registry in Mexicao and furthermore US does not have enough funds to locate or prosecute any of us in USA and Mexico?
What can you do?
1. If you have provided your credit card information to them, file a complaint with your credit company ASAP to dispute the charges. Tell them that you are victim of scam and never authorized charges to this company. File a complaint within days after you provided your credit card information.
2. If you are bothered again and again about their faxes, call them at their toll free number and make enough fool of them. Have a long discussion (have a fun too) by pretending as if you are a legitimate caller. Act little dumb!! Because will love to speak with dump persons - they believe that such people are more susceptible to such scams. Thereafter, you may blast at them and yell at them? If you call them from your office or corporate office, do not feel scared at all!!! They will know you (from their caller ID), and they will try to repel you by threatening words like, ?we have called the security of your office and you will be arrested by them soon?? If you call repeatedly from home, they will scare you by saying, ?we know who you are and we know your name, we will send thousands of faxes to you?? . However, they are scared and handicapped to call you or bother you!
3. By calling you, they know that they will be caught sooner as their phone and information will be displayed in your caller ID. In a worst case, even if they will call you, it will be an unknown caller- to do so, they have to pay money equivalent to 60 cents to hide their phone. Call them numerous times for fun and make their telephone bill too expensive to pay and make them bankrupt soon. If possible, call them from public booths, because toll free cost will add 60 cents more from public phone call. Call them at night when they have an answering machine. Sometimes, your night call will not be hung up (due to answering machine) and eventually, they will be billed enormously for toll free charges.. Remember, all your calls to them are compleely free as these are toll free calls.
Other relevant links:
Please read following links for more information:
http://theportnoygroup.typepad.com/my_weblog/2008/06/choose-cancun-t.html
http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-800-670-1753
http://cancun-hotels.tripadvisor.com/ShowTopi ... _Peninsula.html
Good luck!
Tom
| Tom 2008-07-05 06:41:02 Unknown |
RE: Abuse and scam by CHOOSECANCUN.COM. Employees Vacation time, Memo from Human resources.
Some of phone numbers as used by these con artists:
1-800-670-1753, 1-800-670-2156, 1-800-679-3516, 877-573-2051 and 877-260-5558, 1-800-679-3197
These scums are sending thousands of faxes (from USA and Mexico) even though your phone/faxes are registered with do not call registry. They know very well that ftc has introduced a fine of $11,000 per call but they are hidden in rat hole and shameless!
The type of SCAM they are operating:
These con artists know very well that they are ripping off money from innocent people and therefore you do not have to be gentle or polite with them. Being kind to them will not work at all. Asking respectfully to remove the name (though you have listed in do not call registry) will not work as they damn care for you. Their goal is to scam and rip you off. In million of faxes to USA and Canada, they do not provide any of their address, regular phone number and address. They claim to have a website (one once you call them) which is CHOOSECANCUN.COM (and many other names of similar sites). Such sites are dummy websites to make fool of you. Even within godaddy.com (WHOIS), or other domain providers, information to their company is missing.
Here are some of key highlights:
1. They send faxes as if your corporate?s Human Resources is sending such faxes to employees for legitimate vacations.
3. Once you call them, they will right away ask your bank information, credit card (master card of VISA), S.S.# and Debit card numbers.
4. If you ask some details, they will hung up or they will fool you by letting you know that they have a legitimate website like CHOOSECANCUN.COM, lowfarecancum.net, lowfarecancun.com, sales cancum.com etc?.
6. One of their sale person disclosed some information by stating ? I am trained to convince a caller that we are doing legitimate business? If we succeed in a rip off, we am paid at least 50% of commission from the stolen money. Rest of money goes to CEO and Mexican police (who are part of this scam) and the balance goes towards overhead expenses such as phone/fax costs. We also operate from Florida but we are told to hide any address, and phone numbers. We are told to convince as if we are doing a legitmate business from out of USA like Cancun, Mexico. We understand that US laws has imposed a fine of $11,000 per telemarketing calls to those who are registered in DONOT CALL registry but we are untouchable in Mexico. Owner of our company has fully trained and convinced us repeatedly by telling that only foreigners, lonely people, or dump and mentally restarted people (who become victim) are likely to become victim to our business as these people are easy pray in providing SS#, bank and credit card information without details or facts about legitimacy of our business. Once such customers are duped, they do not know how to even file a complaint with their credit card company. In order to succeed fully, we do not offer vacation packages until 45 days. Therefore, by the time customers finds out more about our scam, he/she is too late to file complaint to Credit Card Company.
7. Filing a complaint to FTC may or may not work. Sales people have been told to be rude and intimidating once you act smart of ask more details. They will hang up the call or they will use bad language if you will ask their regular (non-toll free phone), their fax or address or they will give you fake address in Mexico. Most of the time they will bore you by putting log music. One of agent even stated? US government has no jurisdiction about DONOT CALL registry in Mexicao and furthermore US does not have enough funds to locate or prosecute us any more?
What can you do?
1. If you have provided your credit card information to them, file a complaint with your credit company ASAP to dispute the charges. Tell them that you are victim of scam and never authorized charges to this company. File complaint within days after you provided your credit card information.
2. If you are bothered again and again about their faxes, call them at their toll free number and make enough fool of them. Have a long discussion (have a fun too) by pretending as if you are a legitimate caller. Act little dumb!! Because will love to speak with dump persons - they believe that such people are more susceptible to such scams. Thereafter, you may blast at them and yell at them? If you call them from your office or corporate office, do not feel scared at all!!! They will know you (from their caller ID), and they will try to repel you by threatening words like, ?we have called the security of your office and you will be arrested by them soon?? If you call repeatedly from home, they will scare you by saying, ?we know who you are and we know your name, we will send thousands of faxes to you?? . However, they are scared and handicapped to call you or bother you!
3. By calling you, they know that they will be caught sooner as their phone and information will be displayed in your caller ID. In a worst case, even if they will call you, it will be an unknown caller- to do so, they have to pay money equivalent to 60 cents to hide their phone. Call them numerous times for fun and make their telephone bill too expensive to pay and make them bankrupt soon. If possible, call them from public booths, because toll free cost will add 60 cents more per public phone call. Call them at night when they have an answering machine. Sometimes, your night call will not be hung up (due to answering machine) and eventually, they will be billed enormously for toll free charges.. Remember, all your calls to them are compleely free as these are toll free calls.
Other relevant links:
Please read following links for more information:
http://theportnoygroup.typepad.com/my_weblog/2008/06/choose-cancun-t.html
http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-800-670-1753
http://www.callercomplaints.com/SearchResult.aspx?Phone=800-670-1753
http://cancun-hotels.tripadvisor.com/ShowTopi ... _Peninsula.html
Good luck!
Tom
Some of phone numbers as used by these con artists:
1-800-670-1753, 1-800-670-2156, 1-800-679-3516, 877-573-2051 and 877-260-5558, 1-800-679-3197
These scums are sending thousands of faxes (from USA and Mexico) even though your phone/faxes are registered with do not call registry. They know very well that ftc has introduced a fine of $11,000 per call but they are hidden in rat hole and shameless!
The type of SCAM they are operating:
These con artists know very well that they are ripping off money from innocent people and therefore you do not have to be gentle or polite with them. Being kind to them will not work at all. Asking respectfully to remove the name (though you have listed in do not call registry) will not work as they damn care for you. Their goal is to scam and rip you off. In million of faxes to USA and Canada, they do not provide any of their address, regular phone number and address. They claim to have a website (one once you call them) which is CHOOSECANCUN.COM (and many other names of similar sites). Such sites are dummy websites to make fool of you. Even within godaddy.com (WHOIS), or other domain providers, information to their company is missing.
Here are some of key highlights:
1. They send faxes as if your corporate?s Human Resources is sending such faxes to employees for legitimate vacations.
3. Once you call them, they will right away ask your bank information, credit card (master card of VISA), S.S.# and Debit card numbers.
4. If you ask some details, they will hung up or they will fool you by letting you know that they have a legitimate website like CHOOSECANCUN.COM, lowfarecancum.net, lowfarecancun.com, sales cancum.com etc?.
6. One of their sale person disclosed some information by stating ? I am trained to convince a caller that we are doing legitimate business? If we succeed in a rip off, we am paid at least 50% of commission from the stolen money. Rest of money goes to CEO and Mexican police (who are part of this scam) and the balance goes towards overhead expenses such as phone/fax costs. We also operate from Florida but we are told to hide any address, and phone numbers. We are told to convince as if we are doing a legitmate business from out of USA like Cancun, Mexico. We understand that US laws has imposed a fine of $11,000 per telemarketing calls to those who are registered in DONOT CALL registry but we are untouchable in Mexico. Owner of our company has fully trained and convinced us repeatedly by telling that only foreigners, lonely people, or dump and mentally restarted people (who become victim) are likely to become victim to our business as these people are easy pray in providing SS#, bank and credit card information without details or facts about legitimacy of our business. Once such customers are duped, they do not know how to even file a complaint with their credit card company. In order to succeed fully, we do not offer vacation packages until 45 days. Therefore, by the time customers finds out more about our scam, he/she is too late to file complaint to Credit Card Company.
7. Filing a complaint to FTC may or may not work. Sales people have been told to be rude and intimidating once you act smart of ask more details. They will hang up the call or they will use bad language if you will ask their regular (non-toll free phone), their fax or address or they will give you fake address in Mexico. Most of the time they will bore you by putting log music. One of agent even stated? US government has no jurisdiction about DONOT CALL registry in Mexicao and furthermore US does not have enough funds to locate or prosecute us any more?
What can you do?
1. If you have provided your credit card information to them, file a complaint with your credit company ASAP to dispute the charges. Tell them that you are victim of scam and never authorized charges to this company. File complaint within days after you provided your credit card information.
2. If you are bothered again and again about their faxes, call them at their toll free number and make enough fool of them. Have a long discussion (have a fun too) by pretending as if you are a legitimate caller. Act little dumb!! Because will love to speak with dump persons - they believe that such people are more susceptible to such scams. Thereafter, you may blast at them and yell at them? If you call them from your office or corporate office, do not feel scared at all!!! They will know you (from their caller ID), and they will try to repel you by threatening words like, ?we have called the security of your office and you will be arrested by them soon?? If you call repeatedly from home, they will scare you by saying, ?we know who you are and we know your name, we will send thousands of faxes to you?? . However, they are scared and handicapped to call you or bother you!
3. By calling you, they know that they will be caught sooner as their phone and information will be displayed in your caller ID. In a worst case, even if they will call you, it will be an unknown caller- to do so, they have to pay money equivalent to 60 cents to hide their phone. Call them numerous times for fun and make their telephone bill too expensive to pay and make them bankrupt soon. If possible, call them from public booths, because toll free cost will add 60 cents more per public phone call. Call them at night when they have an answering machine. Sometimes, your night call will not be hung up (due to answering machine) and eventually, they will be billed enormously for toll free charges.. Remember, all your calls to them are compleely free as these are toll free calls.
Other relevant links:
Please read following links for more information:
http://theportnoygroup.typepad.com/my_weblog/2008/06/choose-cancun-t.html
http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-800-670-1753
http://www.callercomplaints.com/SearchResult.aspx?Phone=800-670-1753
http://cancun-hotels.tripadvisor.com/ShowTopi ... _Peninsula.html
Good luck!
Tom
| cjm 2008-06-26 20:41:29 Unknown |
This is b***s***!!!!!
| Kat 2008-06-26 14:11:21 Unknown |
constantly receiving fax calls, do not have a fax machine.....no phone number or identification shows on caller id. ties up ohone line and rings at night too.
| ma 2008-06-25 21:50:40 Fax Machine |
Got memo to all employees fax. My guess is that if you call the removal number, they'll sell your number as a valid one. So don't bother. Just call them after selecting no caller ID.
| Neil 2008-06-25 17:52:00 Unknown |
Other phone numbers that are used by these scam artists: 877-573-2051 and 877-260-5558
1800-670-1753, 1-800-679-3516
call them for fun- it is toll free you will get a huge bill.
1800-670-1753, 1-800-679-3516
call them for fun- it is toll free you will get a huge bill.
| Neil 2008-06-25 17:39:24 Unknown |
call them again and again (for fun)- it is free toll free for us. They will get huge bill...
Onlty then they will stop
Onlty then they will stop
| ACE 2008-06-25 15:49:32 Telemarketer |
SAID IF YOU GIVE THEM YOUR FAX # THEY WILL TAKE IT OFF MANUALLY, PUT ON FOREVER HOLD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
| Skip 2008-06-24 17:05:05 Fax Machine |
Unwanted faxes and they will NOT remove you. This people need to be prosecuted.
| Skip 2008-06-23 18:41:14 Telemarketer |
These people are running a scam. The use different phone numbers and different "promotions". The faxes are typically represented as coming from the Human Resources or Corporate Travel departments of the company for which you work. I called the 800-670-1753 number twice and finally got the telemarketers to reveal who the name of their company. The first one said the name was Choose Cancun. 10 minutes later I called and got another salesman who said the name of the company was Lowest Price Cancun.
I have tried for two years to get these people to take me off their solicitation list and they simply refuse to do so. They are deceptive, unethical and have no integrity at all. A person would have to be a fool to deal with them. Unfortunatly, there are gullible people out there looking for something for nothing.
Other phone numbers that they use are: 877-573-2051 and 877-260-5558.
I have tried for two years to get these people to take me off their solicitation list and they simply refuse to do so. They are deceptive, unethical and have no integrity at all. A person would have to be a fool to deal with them. Unfortunatly, there are gullible people out there looking for something for nothing.
Other phone numbers that they use are: 877-573-2051 and 877-260-5558.
| ntk 2008-06-19 19:51:51 Unknown |
calling the "remove" number does no good. I get a variety of faxes from (probably) the same people who want to sell anything pertaining to southern vacations. The one I got an hour or so ago is a "Memo", to "all employees" from "H.R. Dept."
| Robert 2008-06-19 17:38:28 Unknown |
call 866-672-0664 to be taken off.
| develynds 2008-06-19 17:32:05 Telemarketer |
I keep getting calls at all hours. This number is also my home number and I keep running to answer it just to hear beeping noises. So, I turned on the fax machine and got the stupid fax. Can't find a number to call and tell them off.
| pash 2008-06-19 15:54:46 Unknown |
Unsolicited fax sent to solicit vacation purchase. No sending fax number on transmission. Representative hangs up when asked who they represent.
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