Has anyone had experience with telemarketers offering 7 night holidays for $99 only for 90 mins of your time?

No I haven't, but what I do is act like i'm interested and then after they read the whole script, then I say hold on for one moment please and then I leave them on an everlasting hold.

yes, and the best way i deal with them is to HANG UP

No

Yes and when asked for there name address and phone number they hung up

Ive heard it was not worth it kinda like a scam

scams

yep. its not too bad. you help them out by givin them commission, you get a free trip/gift or cash but these pressure free presentations are heavy sales though

Yes. Dont get tricked by them as when you go there, they'll make you stay more than 3hrs.

They will get your $99, you will end up paying loads of extra money for hidden costs. Bin it, stay away from it.

no but Ive had tele's trying to sell me porn when I declined the f'er had the audacity to say well give them to your dad or someone you love .you can make it a stocking stuffer. I just hung up on him.

yes its a hard sell seminar on time shares. something totally useless if your not traveling to the same place constantly.

hang up.

Run - don't walk - away from this offer. It is likely to be a timeshare sale offer. Do an internet search and look for "Timeshare Scam" and read the articles before you commit.

7 nights in a deluxe resort for $99 ...... do you REALLY think that they can make this offer???

(Also BEFORE you buy a timeshare as a long term "investment," call some real estate offices in the city where you are considering purchasing and tell them that you have a time share for sale. If they don't hang up on you ---- you're likely going to find that your "investment" is worth pennies on the dollar.)

If it sounds too good to be true .... it probably is.

DON'T DO IT..............ALL THEY'LL DO IS BOMBARD YOU....WITH......E MAIL.........100'S /DAY.......EVERY DAY.........

tis the season for scam artist BEWARE