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- Goodyear, AZ, USA • Apr 15, 2025
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I was contacted Thursday, 10 April 2025 via phone from 2185580781. The gentleman said I had entered a sweepstake in September of 2024 for a travel opportunity in Scottsdale or Phoenix and I was selected for that travel opportunity. He described the week stay, all the package details and ensured it was not a timeshare, but how the company advertises.

I confirmed my name, phone number, email and provided updated address information as the address he had on file was from a different state two years ago.

I was sent a text from Austin Beebe +1 602-428-8481 April 10 at 11:54am :

Hello *****. Thank you for scheduling your Zoom appointment for your travel consultation on Friday 4/11 at 4:45PM. We do require that you are home and logged in on your device with audio and video and giving your undivided attention for the full 90 minutes so we can verify your participation and you can receive your promotional vacation. If you are planning on attending please respond with "Yes" to confirm. If you have any questions please call us @ 870-322-9640. Also look for our confirmation email with your Zoom Meeting Details later today. We will text those details the day of your appointment as well.

I received another text from this number at 802am on Friday, April 11:

We haven't received a text back from you about your appointment today, as of now we have a travel consultant specifically scheduled to meet with you. Should we mark you confirmed for your appointment?

I responded:

Good morning, I am tracking the 5pm, with a log in at 4:45pm today. Thank you.

The next text received was at 4:02pm on Friday:

The Travel Review is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: The Travel Review

Time: Apr 11, 2025: Login starts at 4:45pm and the meeting locks at 5:00pm Pacific Time (US and Canada)

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81466239981?pwd=hDCMRXbHTho7fb06XCTWfuDedaHPeU.1

Meeting ID: 814 6623 9981

Passcode: 788809

If you have any issues logging in to your meeting, please contact your host at 916.960.0373 via text (text is best!) or phone. Please remember that login and check in starts at 4:45 pm and the meeting starts and locks right at 5:00 pm! Please also enter your name/names into Zoom so we know who you are. Last reminder, we do ask for your undivided attention, so please no children on the screen or in the meeting! See you soon!

I received two emails:

The Travel Review is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: The Travel Review

Time: Apr 11, 2025: Login starts at 4:45pm and the meeting locks at 5:00pm Pacific Time (US and Canada)

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81466239981?pwd=hDCMRXbHTho7fb06XCTWfuDedaHPeU.1

Meeting ID: 814 6623 9981

Passcode: 788809

Please remember to login in 15 minutes prior to the meeting start time, and if you need any assistance text or call our host at 916-960-0373

*Instructions for joining a Zoom meeting:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAMDxH_H_Cs

*Instructions for using Zoom on Mobile/Tablet:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvRqreHuap4&t=9s

*How to Change Name on Zoom

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ImqMdz2GRM

Our Company Website:

https://thetravelreview.net/

Terms and Conditions for Your Vacation Package can be found here:

https://thetravelreview.net/rewards/

When

Friday Apr 11, 2025 · 4:45pm – 6:30pm (Mountain Standard Time - Phoenix)

Guests

The Travel Review Scheduling - organizer

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I logged into the meeting at 4:45pm as requested, the host was already on and I was kept in the virtual waiting room. No one ever added me to the meeting.

I texted at 5:02pm

I've been logged in since 4:45. Will they be starting soon?

No one has ever responded or called back.

After reviewing their website, every article was written by ChatGPT in the last year. There is no address or traceable information.

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- Hanford, CA, USA • Mar 29, 2025
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Received post card in the main offering a free cruise, airfare, and giftcard. There was no clear business name. It says to call 888-322-3176 mention code iva 1703

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- Mesa, AZ, USA • Mar 14, 2025
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I received a phone call at 7:41 am, I was sleeping. The voicemail said they had a buyer for my timeshare, it currently is for sale through a different company. I returned this phone call and was told the buyer was getting a loan through them to buy the timeshare. I checked out the company he said he was from, Lightstream Loans, and saw they were affiliated with Truist

Bank. I called the bank and they gave me a direct phone number for Lightstream. I called and said I was concerned about being scammed. I was told they never solicit phone calls to buy/sell timeshares!

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- Corona, CA, USA • Feb 22, 2025
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Mail received from a Patrick White claiming an invitation to attend a 2025 Travel and Excursion Event.

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- Goodyear, AZ, USA • Feb 21, 2025
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Offered vouchers for presentation and did not receive them

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- Avondale, AZ, USA • Feb 14, 2025
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I received a letter inviting me to a travel and adventure expo. There was no business name, location, website or email in the letter. "In exchange for attending you will receive two promotional round trip airline vouchers.:" " In addition, you will receive two nights at one of over 1000 Marriott, Hilton or Hyatt hotels." "Bonus: call within 24 hours and receive a $100 dining voucher good at over 45,000 restaurants" American, southwest and United Airlines were listed across the top of the letter, and Staybridge Suites at the bottom.

As there was absolutely no identifying information, I realized it was a scam, and did not call the number provided: 1-800-357-7616.

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- Corona, CA, USA • Jan 19, 2025
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Official looking tear at all side letter. Inside shows American, United and Southwest airline names (no logos) and Courtyard by Marriot logo. Text states that I have received 2 rountrip airline tickets for anywhere and complimentary stay at the hotel listed. Also states that I can trade the airline tickets for a $1180, 7 day Caribbean cruise instead. I just have to attend the "event" which is not named, nor is the company that sent the flyer. The only known information from the sender is the 1-800-357-7616 phone number and the sender name of Patrick White. Additionally, the letter states that if I don't call right a way, my winning package will be given to another traveller. For the record: They used my married name which I have never used and I do not posess any travel credit cards that gain points. I have no idea where this information was generated to get me on the mailing list.

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- Gilbert, AZ, USA • Jan 13, 2025
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Post card sent with major cruise line logos on them offering free cruise and airfare to be part of a travel focus group.

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- Chino Hills, CA, USA • Jan 09, 2025
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Received post card or tour and travel focus group promising $1,499 in travel for attending a 90 min presentation and states, “Not a timeshare or Trask estate offer”.

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- Scottsdale, AZ, USA • Jan 08, 2025
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Received a post card offering a complimentary cruise for the first 50 callers in exchange for time and opinion. But I googled their name and they did this in multiple states using different company names .

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- Phoenix, AZ, USA • Jan 01, 2025
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This was the exact same scam as reported by the person in Ohio in July 2024. I received a postcard in the mail stating that I and my spouse were invited to take part in the 2024 Arizona Tour & Travel Focus Group. In exchange, we would receive a complimentary 3,5 or 7 night cruise and complimentary airfare. We would also receive $200 in local dining savings if we were among the first 50 callers.

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- Phoenix, AZ, USA • Dec 12, 2024
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The “2024 Anthem Tour and Travel Focus Group” appears to be a recurring theme in complaints about fraudulent schemes. Many individuals report receiving postcards or invitations promising free cruises (ranging from 3 to 7 nights) and complimentary airfare in exchange for attending a focus group. These offers often include enticing extras like dining credits or hotel stays for the first respondents. However, they are typically linked to travel or timeshare scams.

Key details often include:

• Lack of a legitimate company name or clear contact information.

• Requirements to pay for upgrades, taxes, or fees despite being labeled “complimentary.”

• Promises of affiliations with well-known brands, though disclaimers reveal no direct connection ? ? ?.

If you receive such an invitation, it’s wise to approach it cautiously, verify details independently, and avoid sharing personal or financial information. For more information, check resources like the Better Business Bureau’s Scam Tracker ? ?.

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- Cardiff By The Sea, CA, USA • Dec 09, 2024
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Mailer offering free airline and hotel stay for attending a presentation at the Travel Exhibit 2025

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- San Jacinto, CA, USA • Dec 04, 2024
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Received the perforated mailer about a 2024 trouble and Excursion event. The event was for couples only and it promised $100 dining voucher, and two complimentary round trip airline vouchers, and two nights at over 1,000 Marriott, hilton, or Hyatt Hotels

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- Chula Vista, CA, USA • Nov 22, 2024
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Selling travel agency services for 15k membership, 800 sign up, 150 monthly. Add 4 family members and you will get exclusive access to deals on travel bookings through their personalized travel agencies. The business had no signage when I showed up. Presentation was high school level at best. It was a bunch of pictures of vacation spots w/o any substance of what you will REALLY get. Someone needs to shut them down. This is a scam.

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- Desert Hot Springs, CA, USA • Nov 14, 2024
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6 yrs ago my wife paid a travel club $500 to be able vacation to various locations. She changed her mind and never did book any vacations and told them to quit calling her., that they could keep her $$.. She's receives at least 3 - 4 calls /wk ever since asking her to book a trip.

Today, Nov 14 2024, she received a threatening call from a man names Michael, from "Global Fulfillment". He's explaining that she actually owes about $4,000 and will be sued if she doesn't pay another $499.

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- Anaheim, CA, USA • Oct 22, 2024
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I was invited to attend Travel and Adventure Expo and receive two nights stay at over a thousand Marriott Hilton or Hyatt Hotels or a 7-Day Cruise retail value $1,180. I would also get $100 dining voucher. They also used a promo code when I called to use

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- Vista, CA, USA • Sep 21, 2024
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A pre-sorted letter arrived addressed to me. Inside, it said we were cordially invited to attend their 2024 travel and adventure event. For attending the event, we would receive 2 round trip airline tickets and a 2 night stay at one of over 1000 Marriott, Hilton, or Hyatt hotels. There was a promo code as well.

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- Chandler, AZ, USA • Jun 06, 2024
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Called to offer to sell a vacation package but wanted a fee.

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- Encinitas, CA, USA
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Received a mailer promising airline tickets and hotel stay.

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