John Warren's "shocked" was probably just an act.  He's one of the company that's making money by scamming us.

I didn't receive a call from this number and no # was listed in the printed material I received (found the phone number via the address in Google), but I did receive a mailing from "Your Key To Paradise", PO box 4110 Cherry Hill, NJ 08034, and sent these scammers a ck for $29.95, then $12.40/night for 2 nights or another $24.80 (which they said would cover taxes) for 2 nights in a hotel in a city of my choice.  The sponsor name listed is AMR and they sent me an activation code of CPCU4DE76QF6.  I activated the code and nothing.  I wrote a nasty letter to the above address to see if I'd receive a reply and again nothing.  Sad to think of the number of people who were scammed and they money they made and perhaps are making.  Wish they could be found out!!!

Saw your message and the steps to go through for this supposed free tablet/camera are absolutely rediculous!!!!!  Go on line. . .send activation and self addressed envelope certified mail, send second activation and $9.95 x2 by money order only and another self addressed envelope, and then another claim form registered mail and $49.95 and $14.95 money order only and another self addressed envelope.  By the time the process is done, the tablet and camera will cost about $100!!  What on earth is the purpose of all the mailings???!!!  I have heavy, expensive car parts delivered by FedEx and they don't cost $50 in shipping and handling!!!!

This was supposed to be a "free" tablet for listening to a sales pitch for vacation time share!  Loved the presentation (didn't buy though) and now it is the principal of the thing!  Wish we kept the information on the timeshare company because I would be filing a complaint with them!

Just a BIG ripoff!

Who is the owner?

What a scam I went on a time share and was promised a e-pad if I went thought the different steps I was waiting for the certificate it never came I tried to call and the number didn't work what a waste I'm just going to buy a tablet a world to the wise don't fall for the scam.

I live in Las Vegas and got this letter. I also looked for the number and got this blog.  Thanks guys you saved me lot of time and trouble.

Thanks Ron . I line in Nevada  and got the same letter. I looked the  855  number  and found your blog .
good to have some good people out there.

Just got off the phone with the marketing company...they're also pissed off at the company which
promotes this product (Product Claim Center, P.O. Box 4110,Cherry Hill, NJ 08034).
John Warren was totally shocked these guys were charging $85.00 and not telling prospective
customers.
I left with a good feeling....these guys are COOL....in the future, they'll inform people of the price.
They will also be contacting Product Claim Center (the ones who are the villains) and informing
them of my call.

These Product Claim Center guys don't even have a phone number, so there's no one to call.
Also, they wouldn't even take a check for the product...they wanted a cashier's check or money
order....very suspicious.

Yes. we got the same letter and went to the seminar....a "vacation" program.
We met the nicest salesman in the world...had a really good time. (didn't buy it...$17,000)
When I got home and registered to get the Android tablet, I read the fine print.
First, you have to pay $24.95 to submit the first "activation fee."
Then , when they send you a notice they received the paperwork, you then have to
send ANOTHER $59.95 with the order form.
This is totally ridiculous...you're led to believe you're going to receive a tablet (old version
of android) for a low price, and you end up sending almost $85.00.

When I initially called the number, this was the FIRST thing I asked the operator...he
said there was a "small" charge....about $19.95 for the item.

Received a letter telling me I'd won a "New Google Tablet" and I should call thes number to redeem. Also said I'd get a $100 restaurant certificate if I responded within 48 hours. "If it seems too good to be true...."

received phone call...no message