For anyone questioning the legitimacy of these calls, you should call your bank and run the idea past them.  I'm 99.9% sure that your bank will tell you it's a scam and do not give them any info.  Since the bank is who you will be calling after giving these scammers your financial info and getting burned, let them tell you these faxes never deliver the deals they promise.  

I just called but dont feel comfortable GIVING MY BANKING INFORMATION  plus the return call was from a restricted number. I feel as tho its a scam because we received it today Wednesday and the flyer says offer is over Thursday but when I called they said the offer was over today Wednesday. to me that's false advertisement.... plus  it said  YOU DECIDE WHEN AND WHERE YOU TRAVLE  but I gotta wait 90 days and cant travel during holidays ..... I hung up before giving my acct info.... it just didn't feel right.

How did you get burned?  I was looking at it and was going to book a trip.  I know someone who has signed up thru this before with no problems.  However, I am feeling skeptical now.

I tried signing up and got burned. total SCAM!!!!!!

I have seen this with the same awesome deals at my school today, placed in the staff meeting room. Not sure how much it is true though. Can anyone confirm?

Did anyone call and check out the scam? The deals are obviously too good to be true!

The deals on the fax are amazing..  dont understand why anyone is complaining.

Just received the same fax as Maria in Illinois asking to call 1 (844) 332-4297 advertising spring blowout sale on all inclusive air fare included 3 - 8 day trips for only $159.98 - $299.98 to Miami - Bahamas - Jamaica - etc.  The offer expires today.  What would happen if I called 1 (877) 504-6366 to have the number (for a law office) removed?  Does that just confirm to these scammers that the # is good so they will send more junk?  

pretty sure there are worse people ie assad,  sadam, putin,  but the faxes are annoying

illegal unsolicited fax. This is truly one of the worst dreggs on planet earth.

This is the number listed on a junk fax advertising a travel scam.  The required header information is omitted, and in teeny tiny print the bogus "removal" number listed is 877-504-6366.  These faxes should be reported to the FCC.