Fax machine.

Has anyone ever gotten ahold of these people and got a confirmation and actually gone on this trip. My s*** was booked for SantosHotels.

Have you gotten any reply? This is happening to me and i cant get thru to them either. they just keep bsing me. i dont want to get to mexico with no wehre to go.

They are a scam company.  Please beware, the website is fake, the resort is a fake, and so is the company.

Does anyone know if this is for real and if you do get confirmation?  I called and was planning to book based on the deal.  Please advise if anyone has had any success with these people or if it truly is a scam.

I get a fax from this number once a day and sometimes twice a day.  What can I do to stop this. The number on the bottom of the fax to stop these, 1-877-859-3160 does not stop the faxes. They keep coming....aaarrrrrgggggg..

This truly is a scam...DON"T call their remove number, as they now have your number verified. I have reported this MANY MANY times to the FCC and they do nothing. The FCC is almost as bad as they area....just worthless.
Got another fax today, yesterday it was the Vacation Fax from HR. Today its Cheap stock.  Originaly I think they were working out of Vegas, probably out of Harry Reids basement..  I just keep filing with the FCC....lots of luck..turds. And rude to if you call them  and get on their case.

Oh I was one of those stupid employees! They took my money 2 months ago and cant get through to customer service to confirm reservations! The phone just rings off the hook into outerspace! DON'T DO IT, IT'S A SCAM!!

I have called that phone number to opt off of their promotions list any number of times, but they just keep sending more.

These guys just took my $$$.  I wasn't aware of fax scams.  Someone should put them out of business!

12/23 12:59 PM to The Princeton Review office in Tucson, Arizona

It's addressed to "All Corporate Employees" from "Human Resources Dept." and advertises "access to our company vacation packages at the wholesale rate." It gives the above phone number as that to which people should respond and also gives 1-877-859-3160 as that to which people should request "to no longer receive these requested promotions in the future."

Another fax scam e-mail from these scum.  I continue to receive them monthly for a couple years now.  They change their number pretty regularly but not often enough that someone couldn't catch up with them to shut them down.  It's a mistery to me how they get away with breaking the law for such a long period of time.

Got another scam fax from these guys today to add my list of dozens recieved over the past couple years.  I make sure to call them at least a dozen times after I get one so they have to pay a little bit more for their 877 number (assuming they actually pay the bill).  Hope the FCC catches up with them some day.

Spam FAX. Depending on their telecommunications system, recipients may wish to discuss the possibility of putting this FAX number (and similar numbers) on a black list (i.e. block outgoing calls to the Toll-Free number) to protect their employees from this scam.

They are travel telemarketers....they trick you with great deals take your credit card number and never want to speak to you again.

The usual identity thief rat fax scammer. Does anybody fall for this scam anymore - I doubt it, yet this irritating vermin persists with the same old scam using a new phone number. Hopefully soon this pest can be exterminated.