Fortitude Media Group

Patrick had first texted about winning from a drawing I had entered. Grand Prize?! 3 nights 2 Days anywhere in the U.S. Door Prize?! 3 Nights 2 Days in Las Vegas? ULTIMATE GRAND PRIZE??? $ 25,000 or a new car!!! UNBELIEVABLE!!! Unbelievably fake more like it. «Patrick» was loud, aggressive and pushy but then again so am I so it was fun to banter with. He told me to find a friend and pretend we were married for a better chance to win! Then transferred me to his boss who gave me a confirmation code. When I started asking questions about the time share they said they were not at will to talk about it due to they were not licensed to due so? Confusing. Anyways. It’s a scam.

Got a mailer for a free Catalina travel package. Guy was very evasive, saying he couldn’t legally tell me the name of the hotel. Wouldn’t answer my questions but wanted to ask me literally 30 questions. When I said I was interested in learning more before I answered 30 questions, he hung up.

The absolute worst dishonest garbage company I have ever dealt with. My 12 year old son had put our name in a drawing to win a car at the mall. Robert called and left a message on my son’s cell phone telling him his entry and been selected. As you can imagine, my son was over the moon excited. I contacted Robert directly and explained that our son had put the entry in and to find out what the story was by his entry being «selected». Here’s what I found out, if my husband and I would drive down to some place in the valley and listen to a 90 minute presentation that he SWORE was not a time share, then they would give my husband 2 roundtrip tickets to anywhere in the US and 2 nights stay at a hotel. Of course I was wary about even entertaining the idea. I requested that this Robert (who is a total fast-​talking LIAR) give me the name of his company and the company of the presentation. He kept telling us there would be NO COST to us. So when he FINALLY told me the name of the company «Great Destinations Vacation Company» I knew what a snake he was… totally fraudulent! I even spoke to someone at Great Destinations to verify they were a TIMESHARE… also found out they were going to require a $ 50 deposit and for us to pay for the $ 150-​$ 250 «taxes» on airfare. I have all the texts from Robert detailing how there is no cost or obligation and how it is not a timeshare. BEWARE! We are reporting them to the mall as well.

Absolutely fake. They will call you and pretend you won tickets for a vacation, having entered at some recent event, and will be vague about details. They are actually a timeshare sales service. Beware, they may offer several free days or nights or flights, only to say that those come with a timeshare deal, and then remove those entirely.
Bottom line, sorry, you didn’t win anything, they won’t give you anything for free, and they’re just wasting your time.
(Fun game: if you say «timeshare» to them on the phone, they will pretend the line disconnected.)