800-514-1537

So you get a voice mail from a nice lady who wants you to have a fabulous vacation in Las Vegas, and all you have to do is call 800-514-1537. Oh and you’ll need the conformation code of XXX. What is the catch you ask your self, well I called to find out?

They want all your info and then they want to sit you through a 90 min presentation, about how to save on travel. To even qualify to see there great presentation you have to have a total income over 40k. Then to get in you have to have some ID and bring a major credit card or personal check. Why do you have to show them a major credit card or check? I smell something fishy; if they wanted two forms of ID I think they would just come out and ask. But asking to see your credit card or check sounds, well, bad.

I found by calling multiple times that depending on the zip code the name of the travel company changes.

Scam? Most likely.

Want to hear the conversation my buddy had with them? The sound sucks for the first few seconds, but gets better. If you got the time for a good laugh click here.

What to do next?

Call them up and give them you imaginary friends info. If your imaginary friend just happens to have the same phone number as the local police and the same address as the local news paper, maybe some one will catch on and realize this is not an acceptable form of advertising.