Received the card via post office.  US Airlines  $1400 worth of free travel. Initial phone number to call 866-329-2999.  They want us to come by a meeting Wednesday the 28th 6:00 pm   at 6200 Metrowest Suite 208 Orlando, FL  32835.  Pay only taxes and fees.  We are suppose to call before Wednesday to confirm 866-299-1009.  Type official looking letter and check.

Reported to Post Office.

No response.

i got one at my house in the name of my grandfather for his birthday who has been dead for at least 20 years?.?. it also offers dinner for two at Red Lobster or Olive Garden. the number on this one is.....
1-888-836-2305

I got exactly the same deal from the same people, the phone number was 1-888-449-5774.  Never called the number, too good to be true

Ya, I got one too, this one isnt for a birthday or a vacation.  Just a letter from their promotional department for two round trip airfares to anywhere in the continental US plus a 3day 2night stay at a Marriott property in the continental US.  Oh wait, theres more.  Call now and you get a $300 dollar Gas voucher for Shell.
*This Promotion is not sponsored by or affiliated with Marriott resorts and hotels, Shell or Cheveron, but they are major suppliers, and yes, they did spell Chevron that way.

Sponsored By:
Custom Trips
P.O. Box J
Pasco WA. 99302

90 minute sales presentation REQUIRED.  so they want to take up an hour and a half of my time.  Good Luck!

Phone # 866-880-7274

I received the same postcard, but mine says "Fly A US Airline."  They have been careful (and devious) not to actually say US Airlines.  The phone number to which they want me to respond is 888-827-3190.  I did try to call to see if there would be some ID at the other end.  The "hold message" at the other end does not identify the company.  They just say they are flooded with calls and will answer in the order received.  Yeah, right.  Like I'm going to wait for that.
Would love to know if anyone has had an actual conversation with these blokes.

The name of the company is Millennium Travel and Promotions, Inc.  and it's a motivational mailer to get you on the line to sell you something. 800-514-2449

"fly a US Airline" is at the top of my "secured" mailer: that's advertising talk for "fly any airline" not necessarily a take on a single airline company.  They are using sleight of hand to trick your mind's eye into thinking it is legit.  Same with "This promotion is not sponsored by or affiliated with Marriot, but they are a major supplier" Yes they are a major supplier; but to whom?  They are just making blanket statements that will fool you into thinking it's legitimate.  This is also used by some collection agencies to get you to call them instead of them trying to track a debtor down.

Of course they are mining FB. While I disagree with the scam, they would be stupid if they didn't use FB for their sources. That could be where they got mine. BTW - thank you all for the information. I consider myself pretty smart, but I actually almost called these people. Oh well.

Around the time of my birthday, I receive the same postcard as mentioned above. US Airlines and Thrifty Car Rental offer.

1st Class Travel
125 E. Baker St.
Suite 120
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
888-792-7109
M-F 8am-7:30pm

Got a "Happy Birthday" card with bulk mail permit from West Palm Beach, FL, and a voucher listing 1st Class Travel, 125 E Baker Street, Suite 120, Costa Mesa, CA  92626

Solicitation gives phone number 888 472 8030    mentions "US Airlines" (non-existent business)   and has Thrifty Logo

Scammers should be eliminated from the gene pool.

1 866 201 2704 This is another number given. Same pitch almost word for word using thrifty car rental logo. I think they are collecting phone numbers as well. when i called they asked if my wife and i made over 50 thousand a year. when i said no they said no deal. they use postmark from west palm beach fl. happy birthday my a**.

I got the US Airlines/Thrifty Car Rental combo. Number is 888-396-3279. Same permit number 3950 out of Palm Beach.

Note to scammers: US Airlines is better known by its actual name:

US Airways

They did copy/paste an actual Thrifty logo

Just got the same Happy Birthday postcard.  Travel provider 1st Class Travel in Costa Mesa.

I just got this postcard 2 weeks ago. Mine's for US Airlines.

Presorted First Class out of West Palm BEach FL, Permit  #3950

"Travel Provider:
1st Class Travel
125 E. Baker Street
Suite 120
Costa Mesa, CA 92626

VACATION INVITATION US AIRLINES

Dear [my first and last name]
Hello...and Pack your Bags!  IN CELEBRATION OF YOUR BIRTHDAY, you were verified as of 04/08/09 and as a result of this offer your name and Ticketing Number have been identified and issued!  You will receive at your request Two Roundtrip Airfares to Anywhere in the Continental U.S.!  We are excited for you!

WE'VE BEEN GOING CRAZY TRYING TO CONTACT YOU!
You must respond within 72 hours!
CALL FOR DETAILS - Monday - Friday 8am-7:30pm
TOLL FREE: 1-8888-792-7109

Really convoluted scam with details as reported under the number: 800-813-6994.

I found that info when I input the 888-792-7109 number through google.

That number was listed as a scam all during 2007.  Sorry to see that the scammers haven't been prosecuted.

Got postcard, w/o Southwest on it but has US AIRLINES.  "Pack your Bags!  IN CELEBRATION OF YOUR BIRTHDAY......."  Not going to call them.

Apparently they also use phone number 888-299-6003. Someone noticed that their Bulk Mail Permit is from Florida but the business address listed in California

So did I. Happy Birthday... the only place my birthday is publicaly listed is on FaceBook...  I wonder if somebody is mining birthdays from FB?

yes, I received what seems like the same postcard with the 888-792-7109 toll free number.  It offers me 2 free round trip tickets to anywhere in the continental US in celebration of my birthday.  What made me suspicious was the Southwest logo and the small disclaimer stating it's not sponsored or affiliated with Southwest Airlines.

Same here. Here's another number they may have used. The link refers to "1st Class Travel" in Costa Mesa.

http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-888-299-6003

No call--appears on a post card solicitation saying I can receive airline tickets (has Southwest printed all over it, but it's not from Southwest). Supposedly: 1st Class Air Travel, 125 E. Baker Street, Csta Mesa CA.