Got a postcard from World Wide Travel? Beware! - +1 800-413-5613 ((800) 413-5613)

I received a 'Vacation Invitation' claiming to be in celebration of my birthday, offering two roundtrip airfares and a $300 Target gift voucher from Travel Provider, Way to Go, located at 4202 Meridian St., Suite #105, Bellingham, WA 98226, with a tagline indicating they had been trying to contact me.

Experiences in NC mirrored the described scenario, with the same offers being made, strongly indicating a scam. The collective response to such tactics involves a call to action against these fraudulent activities.

I appreciate the input from everyone regarding this number. My husband received a call on January 29, 2009, stating that we had won a vacation, and I was instructed to attend a 90-minute presentation, requiring only an ID and a major credit card. However, I was assured that no purchase was necessary. The caller provided an address, 9710 Patuxent Wood Drive in Columbia, MD, and a contact number, 1-877-518-5061. Thankfully, I investigated further before visiting the location, potentially saving myself from a frustrating experience.

As recently as October 22, 2008, this scam has continued to target individuals, including those in Wisconsin.

Following a return from Europe on a Czech Air flight, a notification was received, potentially indicating that the company targets recent or frequent fliers, and a call to 800-809-6310 revealed a requirement to attend a 90-minute presentation, sparking suspicion

This is obviously a scaming attept.

Upon receiving the card, it was clear that it was a scam, as it attempted to mimic US Airlines, and upon trying the provided number, it resulted in a dead or busy line, which seems to be a tactic used to excite or intimidate.

In Vancouver, WA, they continue to scam people using the United card, reminding us that if an offer seems too good to be true, it probably is.