Yesterday afternoon, a flood of nearly identical postcards appeared in mailboxes, all flaunting airline logos and lofty travel offers. The recurring pattern points to a scam run by a generic travel provider rather than any legitimate carrier. Recipients should resist the urge to call the toll‑free numbers; instead verify any offers directly with the airline’s official website or customer service line. Report the number to the FTC and your phone carrier to help block future calls. Keep the postcard as evidence, then discard it securely. Staying skeptical and double‑checking credentials are the best defenses against these telemarketing tricks.
Similar details were provided, with the company claiming to be VIP Travel, and I considered calling them back from a payphone to incur costs on their part. The idea was to repeatedly call and potentially make the scammers pay for their actions.
I got the same message, but it was from a company called "United", and they where talking about a travel provider
A card was received with a message stating they had been trying to contact me, similar to previously reported materials
Thank you to all who have shared their experiences; I will now disregard this number.
The details of this incident are strikingly similar to previous reports, likely due to the scammer's use of a convincing Delta logo, but thankfully, this platform warned me against falling for it
I got the same deal, but with a free MP3 player and Continental and NWA airline logos, it sounded fishy
We recived the same thing, with the Delta Airlines logo, supposibly from travel provider: Great Escapes, 4259 South Florida Ave., Lakeland, FL 33813, they're ofering 2 round-trip airfares and a $500 shopping spree
A similar card was received, featuring a different phone number and United Airlines, with World Wide Travel as the travel provider.
An email was sent to Delta to report the misuse of their logo by a number claiming to represent them, though the outcome and legality of the situation are uncertain.
On sep 19, i recieved a card with Delta logo, but thankfully i decided to google the number before calling, thanks for reporting this as a scam, you saved me
I recieved almost the exact same message from:
Today, I got a letter dated September 10th, 2007, but the content wasn't specified.
The itinerary provided was fake.
Today, a letter dated September 10th, 2007, arrived in the mail.
What was the outcome of your call to them? I've been unable to find any information about this number online.
I received the same card, but have not yet contacted them
I got the same postcard from World Wide Travel, it had a 1-800 number to call, i'm thinking about calling to see whats it all about
I recently received a postcard sent first class presorted from this number
I recieved a simmilar postcard with a toll free number, and it was sent with a liberty MO permit
A postcard arrived with a Delta Airlines logo and a US Postage PAID stamp from Harrisonburg, VA
