Complaint Review: IMS Telemarketers

These folks called to say I had won a trip to the Bahamas. All I had to do was give them my credit card number and pay the airport landing charges, and the port of call port charges to recieve a 3 nights stay in Miami, Floriday followed by a cruise to the Bahamas. All it would cost me was 300 - 400 dollars.  The guy on the phone identified himself as working for "Federal Financial" Calling onbehalf of IMS Telemarketers.  Please save yourself from a phone fraud and do not ever give these guys your credit card number. The use many phone numbers and may also tell you you've won a free car just need to pay the taxes and tiltle, that you won the lottery, or they have  and need your address to send it to you, a free scratch off card and need your address to send it to you, or a whatever else they think up next. Don't fall for any of these scams. There are many internet reports on these scamers at www.800notes.com.  Be Very warry. If it sounds to good to be real , it most likely is! As far as I know only Publishers Clearing House does a legitimate give away. They don't ask for your bank info they just bring you a really big check, and they bring a TV crew to film the giveaway. If you don't see a really big check for millions of dollars and a TV crew don't get yourself screwed by a give away fraud.

These folks use several phone numbers and will say anything to suck you in. Absolutely do not fall for this scam.  Phone numbers used by this scam include: 404-524-0000, 406-852-8203, 425-906-3133, 801-379-2000, 801-676-8709.