Seasonsholidays.com

suki100

Just as I suspect, a scam. THis morning I received a recorded delivery from this company for my wife saying she has won a prize to the value of £3750. And thats not just it. Subject to acceptance, champagne brunch at Sandown Racecourse with free VIP parking is included. Wow I wonder what have she done to deserve this. You don't get something for nothing. Sadly it has to go straight into my paper recycling pile where it belong.

youelley

Got the same recorder letter
GREAT i have won £3750
Can't remember entering that one
And a day at the races

As usual too good to be true!!!

thanks guys for alerting me to this scam:D
Might have been tempted otherwise

More rubbish for the recycling.

As a newbie am using this site more and more
think its Brill

Mumof2Karen

I to received lovely headed paper recorded delivery, thanks so much to everyone who's posted there dealing with this Company, once shredded the hamster can use for bedding .. !!! The funny thing is I used to be a timeshare telephone canvasser.... I have to say thought it suites some people, but its the way they go about it, bullying tactics.

Monkfish73

Got a letter at the weekend.
Tried phoning but didn't get through. How lucky is that.
Thought I would check this amazing site.

Thanks guys for the warnings.:T

Martin you are a comsumers champion.:money:

mcnabb

:beer: I recieved one of these letters this morning, and boy am i glad that i googled seasonsholidays and found this website. It sounds like a complete scam and too good to be true anyway. So thank you again

worzelle

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My wife received a letter through the post via recorded delivery, she showed me the letter but i advised her to show great caution before contacting these people like not giving any bank details or any personal information. I did advise her to check the web first as i was sure if this was a scam which i believed it was there would be others who may have reported this and yes there were a few here. But she never got anything up so i put in Seasons Holidays.com scam and hit the bullseye.
The letter stated that she had won a prize to the value of £3750.
What she did do was contact them using her mobile phone not land line number, The phone was answered by a man who stated that yes she had indeed won a holiday for four people in any one of their resorts but that she should get onto their website first and check them out. Before she could get the holiday she had won she was asked for £250.00 for management fees etc. She was then further told that if for any reason she never enjoyed any of the resorts she was placed or there were any complaints at all that she could claim back her £250.00?
OBVIOUS THIS IS A SCAM!! IF YOU WIN ANYTHING AND THE WIN IS REAL YOU WILL NOT BE EXPECTED TO PAY ANYTHING.
Yes Seasons holidays website looks the business but this is a clever little scam and if you get one of these letters destroy it If you have won something you will not be expected to pay anything. My wife did indeed enter a competition but what she has received is nothing more than a scam.:rotfl::rotfl:

Thanks very much for the warning,I recieved same letter today and did wonder if it was for real as I do enter lots of comps,especially as it was recorded delivery.These people are getting more plausible in their approach.

susiejq

I also received a letter today but cynic that I am thought I would check it out before OH and daughter got too excited.
What a shame it's a prize that costs you money as, even if I was interested, I don't have the money to pay for it.
Oh well, never mind - keep trying.

Rosie32_2

i also received a recorded letter from them today (saturday), i got really excited "a prize to the value of £3750", I showed my husband who is usually very cynical and he said it must be true as they are a "freephone number and it was recorded delivery". Gave them a call because i just couldn't believe my luck, although it said call between mon - friday 12 noon. They were closed so i decided to google them. THANK GOD i did, this is very clever of them, the freephone etc. Goodness knows what i would have been sucked into. kids are really upset that they are not going to disneyland now and the dream of a cash equivalent would be out of the question......

mickamike404

Rosie
how many times have you read " If its to good to be true"
You got a better chance of winning the lottery.

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ScottishCowboyGG

I got one of these letters and I had to phone and "claim" my prize within 7 days lucky me
As I'm a lorry driver and often away from home it was over the 7 days when I actually got the letter REALLY LUCKY ME !!!:rolleyes: