ETOUR AND TRAVEL A Vacation Scam, Don't fall for it, I almost did Unknown Internet
My wife was on line and she got contacted by these people. The said she won a trip to Florida. Then they contacted us by phone. They told us we won a 7 day and 6 night vacation package in Orlando, also vehicle included with unlimited mileage, with that, a 2 day pass at the Universal Studios. Also 2 days in Daytona Beach. With continental breakfast every time. The told us it was valued for $2,500, and we could get it for $249 each. They were very persistent in finding out our credit card numbers and not giving any information about themselves, they told us the name of the company by accident. While one of us was about to give them the credit card number, the other checked it on line. Luckily, we found this web site before giving our numbers. I hope this experience prevents others from falling into this trap. Signs: they're very persistent, want to make you feel confortable, want to rush you into giving your credit card number, don't want you to hang up and they don't give you information about themselves. To everyone out there wach out for this scam artists. If a vacation package sounds too good to be true, it most likely is.
Claudio
Carolina
U.S.A.