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- Potomac, MD, USA

Phone: (888) 404-5509
Country: United States
Type of a scam: Travel/Vacation/Timeshare

Mailer appeared to be a check for $1089.00 that you could claim within a week of receiving for two complimentary round-trip airline tickets. The "first 50" impulsive callers are further rewarded with an offer of a $100 dining savings voucher. The mailer included the corporate names and logos of American Airlines, Southwest, United and Sheraton, and also uses the names of Marriott, Hilton, and Hyatt in its mailer. The mailer, however, did not appear to come from any of those companies. I suspect the sender is using the names and logos of these corporations without their permission. The toll free number given (1-888-404-5509) is owned by Ring Central. Ring Central rents phone numbers and call services via the cloud. As such, their customer is likely a scammer. Since Ring Central offers a internet-based service, the real caller could be ANYWHERE in the world, but look like an American based company.

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