International Incentives

International Incentives Scam Tucson, Arizona

10th of Nov, 2010 by User967364

International Incentives contacted me on 11/9/2010 and informed me (not by name) that I had received a two-person free vacation package to any major city, including round-trip airfare, a two-night stay in a five-star Marriot, and a $30 voucher to Olive Garden or Bahama Breeze. They asked me to call them back for more details. When I did I listened to another automated message informing me once again that I had won, and all I had to do was sit through one of three lectures with whoever I intended on going with (10:00 AM, 12:00 PM, or 2:00 PM) on November 13th at 5151 N. Oracle Rd., Tucson, Arizona. The limitations were that we had to be over 25 and have a combined income of over $45,000. I would be given my tickets afterward, at which point they'd have to see our credit cards and driver's licenses to confirm we were who we said we were (obviously you don't need a credit card for that). When I searched on Google for the company, I didn't find anything. I've never heard of this company, either. When I searched this address, I found that of a mortgage company. They said this was for a promotional "grand opening" event, but I had also been selected from a pool. I know for a fact I never entered to win a promotion from a company that doesn't exist yet. This is a scam.

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