May 14, 2007
I received a call from this number this morning. He had my first name, maiden name (which changed only two months ago, so his information is from a "purchase" I made prior to March 17th), the last four digits of my checking account, my bank routing number (Wells Fargo - it's the same for all branches, I think), my full address and of course my phone number. I had to tell the gentleman three times that I wasn't interested. He did mention the vouchers, the $1.95 fee that he would charge my checking account, and went on and on about how this wasn't a scam because he was demonstrating that he already had my info and wasn't asking for anything, just trying to verify so he could send me free airfare and hotel. I called the 1-877 number below that someone listed and asked for Travel Life Direct. It was their customer service center and I requested to be taken off the list. The gentleman on the line gave me no trouble about it.