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very nice lady kept calling about Wig-a-mog inn in HAliburton...Until I finally turned her down, then what a bitch she bacame and hung up on me...called her back thanks to call display told her didn't appreciateg being hung up on and she again was rude and hung up!!!!

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I also had a phone call from Geo Holiday Services stating that I had one. She was not able to tell me where I had complete a ballot. The internet also helped me to determine it was a scam. She was very pushy to get me to sign up for an appoitment. I refused and told her I'd look at her website first and call back if interested. The website address she gave me did not exist, so I did a search and found "scam" associated with all writing about this company!

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Like many I reveiced a call from GEO Holiday Service. Was told that I have a shot at winning a Mercedes ML 350. She could not give me detail where I filled out the ballot. Anyway I got curious and asked her the chance of winning the car. She told me one in 15000. I also asked her to send me detain information through email. After getting the email from them I search on the web and foud out that this company is here to exploit innocent people with their pushy sales people. It is not worth wasting your time to attend one of their session.

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Good for you, you will enjoy the timeshare for the rest of your life. How much point did you buy from Geo? How much did you cost?

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You poor Geo puppet employees, you will say anything to obey your masters to keep getting your peanut salaries. Did you get a bigger commission this time?

You forgot to review your script smartie. Chances of winning the "Mercedes Benz" only happens "DURING" the presentation and not at anytime after. After your ears have grown wax from hearing their dubious sales pitch, you're escorted to a room to try your luck on a makeshift wooden square box replica of an ignition box. You pull out a key from a container and see if it fits the ignition. If it does, that's the only time they say you won.

Your story would have been more believable if you got your facts straight. It looks like someone slipped you guys the wrong script!

Consequently, your chances of winning something like that for nothing is as high as finding a needle in a haystack.

Considering the high volume of complaints received about your precious prize donor, its absolutely unlikely that there is a shred of truth in your "fairytale" story.

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Registered: Feb 2006
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Very good point!

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I received a call, 2 evenings in a row from a California number (949-540-0781). The first night there was nobody there. The second night I had a women with a spanish accent, with others in the background.

She informed me I had won a holiday, had one year to use it and then confirmed some basic info on me they had. She then put on her supervisor, who clarified the same things. I asked questions like where did you get my name (you've been to one of our resorts), how much will this cost me (no obligation on your part), etc. She then proceeded to give me their address (60 Wilmot Street, in west Richmond Hill.....she kept pushing west Richmond Hill, Ontario....Americans obviously don't understand our geography).

While I was talking to them I googled their company name and happily found this thread. I then started to decline their offer and say no thanks. She pushed and said how come, when I said I just googled your company and this is a scam...the line went dead!!

Ironic, isn't it??

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