I used to work for Allen Tyron Wilson, and anything he is a part of is a scam.  The company names that he uses is called "Great Escapes" or "Advantage Travel."  We would call people and claim they had entered a drawing at Walmart, Subway, or at the Gym.  Tell them they "won" a vacation and make them come to the "Travel Agency" and the person gets suckered into watching a timeshare presentation for 90 minutes or they would not get the vacation.  However, the vacation had so many blackout dates that it was worthless.

He is not credible, looks like an ashy bulldog, and does not bathe properly.

Just received a questionable birthday offer (in mail) with SWA and Avis

Received a birthday scam card in the mail, listing United Airlines and CheapTickets, and offering "TWO ROUND TRIP AIRLINE TICKETS TO ANY MAJOR INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ANYWHERE IN THE CONTENTIAL USA" (note the misspelling of "continental").  Said to call 1-800-719-7624.

Received 'birthday' card from SW adn Avis with this number to call

We just received the "birthday" scam card with Southwest Airlines & Avis

Birthday scam from United Airlines and Avis

Just received one of these, so thank you much for the posts. This is United and Avis. Will enter full text for next person to google this as it took me a while to find this site!

EXTERIOR quotes penalty for obstructing deliver (which i bet is standard fed law re mail); FORM 2008, Permit #850 Mailed from zip 32114, no return address
INTERIOR United logo, Avis logo, congratulations **my full name** our promo dept has schedule you to receive 2 round truo airline tickets to any major intl airport anywhere in continental USA. To claim spec offer, simply call for details 1-800-320-1703, Offer # DEN419551721 Call within 48 hours to receive a complimentary 7 day car rental. Allen T Wilson VP or marketing

My friend received the same birthday promotion (United Avis) from "Mr. Allen T. Wilson, VP of Marketing"... I am checking it out, since nothing is free.  Motto: If it seems too good to be true, check it out - it's probably a scam.    Great site :)

These guys are shady dealers and scammers and if you get a call from them file a 1088 Complaint with the FCC at https://esupport.fcc.gov/form1088/consumer.do and if you are on the National Do Not Call List, file a Complaint at https://www.donotcall.gov/default.aspx.

If the government gets enough complaints from you, we can put these guys out of business.

My mom just recieved the United/Avis one from the "Promotional Department" in the mail. Allen T. Wilson, thanks for the site.

My wife got a mailer for her birthday - Free Airline tickets.  I Googled the number: 1-800-320-1579 and got an           id from "Whocallsme"  Then I also Googled "Allen T. Wilson" and got this website.
It's easy to do and I also appreciate the existence of these websites.

My husband got one today, I thought it was a nice promotional gift since he just re-joined the military. Glad I also suspected fraud and looked into to it and found this sight.  Thanks again for the info!!

GOT THE ONE FOR UNITED/AVIS I THOUGHT THIS WAS BULL..
THANKS FOR THE CONFIRMATION..........

Oh, and the information on the back of the "ticket" is:
Travel Provider:
Great Escapes
4259 South Florida Ave.
Lakeland, FL  33813

Allen T. Wilson is listed as the VP of Marketing.

I got one for the holidays from Southwest and Avis. I suspected a sham and called the number to see what the catch was. I was on hold for over a half and hung up.

The good news is it prompted me to recheck airfare for Christmas, it was at $381 then $481 and it had gone down to $318. So atleast the mailer prompted me to do something that saved me money and driving home for the holidays. I still wish I knew what the deal was.

I just received one as well.  Thank you for starting this message board. Has anyone contacted them?

I received the same mailing "in honor of my birthday".  I'm also very hesitant to reply.  Has anyone actually called the number?  Thanks.

I received one of these offers in honor of my birthday. I have not called the number, 800-719-7624, because I decided to look it up first, suspecting it was a sham. Thank you for your posting. My offer was offering complimentary birthday tickets from Continental & Avis, however.

Bogus mailer from "United" & "Enterprise" sent on your birthday asking you to call for "2 Round Trip Airline Tickets." This is a sham.

One of the toll free numbers that calls from time to time my house.