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Spirit Incentives - Free Vacation
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Review by joycesmith31659 on 2012-12-11
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FLORIDA -- I received a "free vacation" from Spirit Incentives. I was sent an email which I cannot open. My computer states the PDF file has a problem. I have tried to contact the company without success. They only tried to contact me one time. I have no other means to contact them other than through the PDF file with a reply. The email states not to reply. Nevertheless I don't appear to be getting the "free trip" because I cannot respond to them to set the schedule for the trip!
Comments:
Posted by ok4now on 2012-12-11:
Let me break this to you slowly. You didn't hit the lottery and there is no free vacation. This is a scam, you don't get something for nothing. Delete this from your junk email and forget about it.
Posted by Tezrien on 2012-12-11:
Have you not tried to contact them via telephone ?
Posted by Buddy01 on 2012-12-11:
Please be careful if you are able to contact them. I have a feeling that it is a scam and the 'free vacation' is more expensive than if you booked it on your own.
Posted by tnchuck100 on 2012-12-11:
The first thing that comes to mind is SCAM. Did you enter a contest of some kind? Have you had dealings with this company in the past? What did you do that would have you believe this is on the up-and-up?
It just might be you are fortunate you can't open the PDF. It may well be you just avoided a virus.
It just might be you are fortunate you can't open the PDF. It may well be you just avoided a virus.
Posted by At Your Service on 2012-12-11:
Did the e-mail come from someone in Nicaragua?
Posted by bob932304 on 2012-12-11:
If you are tech savvy - look at the URL the email was sent from. It may say Spirit Airlines in it but I bet it is not from them. Be careful.
Posted by olie on 2012-12-12:
The "free vacation" probably comes with the requirements that you have an annual income of at least 25,000
Posted by olie on 2012-12-13:
Sorry, posting without logging in.
We've received similar offers through snail mail. Both partners, if married, must go on the vacation. Then, both must sit through a time-share spiel, which is at least 90 minutes long. After that, the hard sell.
We've received similar offers through snail mail. Both partners, if married, must go on the vacation. Then, both must sit through a time-share spiel, which is at least 90 minutes long. After that, the hard sell.
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