Caller Type: Telemarketer
Phone Number Owner: Caribbean Cruise Line
Phone Number Report: Win a "free" cruise lately? Act now limited time offer only? Well, see the players and who/what's involved at www.thecaribbeancruisescam.com Thaks for viewing

Caller Type: Telemarketer
Phone Number Owner: Caribbean Cruise Line
Phone Number Report: Previous complaint filed for telemarketing call to cell phone. This afternoon, it was the home phone. Same M.O.: recording of "Sarah," from Political Survey Group, who asks me to participate in a short survey regarding the current election. I was asked five questions (satisfaction with candidates, most pressing issue, Keystone Pipeline extension, Giles County Virginia 10 Commandments removal, and choice of candidate for president. Promised a free cruise "paid for by one of our supporters" for participating. At end of survey, option is given to transfer to cruise line to "claim free cruise" (choosing that option was the only way to find out who is responsible for the telemarketing call.) First spoke with booking rep Alicia, then asked to be transferred to manager, who turned out to be "Michael Moyer."

Caller Type: Political Call
Phone Number Owner: Caribbean Cruise Line
Phone Number Report: 5026324428 was the caller ID. It was an automated message requesting that I complete a "30 second" survey in order to receive a free cruise. Press number to continue. The Survey last 2-3 minutes. Then you are connected to a telemarketer. I ask how she obtained my number and she says "she doesn't know". She reads the scrip described below. I request confirmation and she emails me the marketing mail and directs me to this website when I question legitimacy http://www.portofpalmbeach.com/celebration/bahamas-cruise/ She tried to obtain payment for port taxes and I ask if payment is protected to which she responds yes. I then Google this "free offer" and see references to scams, so I abruptly hung up.

Caller Type: Unknown
Phone Number Owner: Caribbean Cruise Line
Phone Number Report: It appears the caller misinformed me regarding selling a free cruise. The res. # was not valid nor was my confirmation to me contain my correct spelling of name. How stupid of me to give out any informtion to this telemarketer.

Caller Type: Political Call
Phone Number Report: 3days 2nights Ft Lauderdale,2 nights cruise, $50.00 for casino, stateroom for four,3days 2nights to Orlando free 7 day car rental or $100.00 gas voucher. I throught about it, and realized i didn't get my room or nothing else to show it was legit,like i did on Carnival cruiseline. i'm changing my cards out today and stopping payment ordnmy ca

Caller Type: Telemarketer
Phone Number Owner: Caribbean Cruise Line
Phone Number Report: i was very skeptical but i decided to accept. everyone is quick to say it is a scam. the only scam is they make you sit though a time share sales pitch that is very pressured. If you are strong enough to get through it without buckling and giving in then you just earned yourself a good deal. I did a similar trip like this to florida once before. it was 3 nights in Orlando, 3 nights in Daytona Beach, and 3 nights in Key West with a rental car for the whole time plus trip to Disney World and some Marine World place and a water park. Everything said and done we paid $550 total. Only thing was that we had to sit through one of these time share pitches at each of the 3 locations they hounded us but we refused at each one. At the last one we told them we were both students and had no income or credit and they immediately left us alone. If you want a budget vacation that is what you will get.

Caller Type: Telemarketer
Phone Number Report: this is a joke u r called by ??? asking u to take a political survey and 2 press 1 4 a free cruise--u then get connected 2 a poor soul who reads u this lengthy script about a free cruise but u must today give them $100 on ur credit card to get this cruise then they try to give u discounted up grades but u must go to there timeshare presentation--they try u 2 pay today $915 4 3/2days in ft lauderdale, 3/2 days in orlando,3/2 days on the grand bahama island, 2/2 cruise in outside state room, $50 2 use in the boat casino, free 7day car rental, 3/2 las vegas, & 4/3 puerto vallerta mexico but what u really think u can all this 4 that cheap I think it is just so that they can pull ur leg--the poor souls doing this work are trying 2 make a honest living--because if they do sell u the upgrades the make a salary of on $7.50/hr and get treatened by the boss saying that they are not making any upgrade sales --dont believe this it is not a scam but it is not correct

Caller Type: Telemarketer
Phone Number Owner: Caribbean Cruise Line
Phone Number Report: Okay, boys and girls, here's the scoop: This is NOT Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines. This is NOT Carnival Cruise Lines. It is SORT OF legitimate, if your idea of legitimate includes time-share pitches (some people's does -- I don't judge others). Caribbean Cruise Line is NOT an actual cruise line, but is a MARKETER FOR TIMESHARES that gives away discounted entry-level cruises on CELEBRATION Cruise Line as a pitch to get people to attend time-share sales. They have a LOT of websites to direct people to, depending on which offer they're pitching: http://www.grandcaribbeancl.com/ http://2011getaway.com/ and some others - they're pretty much the same. Celebration Cruise Line IS a cruise line. http://www.bahamascelebration.com/ It owns a SINGLE cruise ship, which is a CONVERTED BALTIC CRUISE FERRY. They really DO sell entry-level cruises, but perhaps 30%-50% of their occupancy is supplied by the time-share marketers. If you pay ~$300 per person to Celebration, Celebration will take you on a short, entry-level cruise to Grand Bahama Island, which is their only destination. If you pay $59 per person to Caribbean, your salesperson will attempt to sell you numerous upgrades, and you won't get on the ship unless you collect your tickets from the "Welcome Center" which is one of the various Mind-Numbing 4-Hour Time-Share Sales-Centers in that part of Florida. If you survive that, you'll get your tickets and board Celebration's Cruise ship. Opinions vary as to whether Celebration and Caribbean are the same company: Celebration says "NO!", while Caribbean says "Yes, we own an $80 million dollar cruise ship" Complaints run pretty high, because "Caribbean Cruise Line" isn't real explicit about what it really does, and doesn't much like to refund money, even though they operate under Florida law, which requires them to give a refund, if the refund is requested within 30 days of accepting the pitch, or receiving the packet with the details, whichever is later. IMO, if they were a bit more explicit about what they're actually doing, they'd make far less people panic and try to cancel, and thereby have far fewer complaints. Bottom line: With some effort, you really can go on an entry-level cruise for $59 per person, (plus airfare, parking, etc., etc., etc., but most you'd have to pay for on a regular cruise anyway). HOWEVER, the difference between flying to Florida, and booking a discount-priced cruise on a big-name line from a port NEAR YOU might very well pay for the the higher-prices cruise on a much-better-known cruise line. Info in the ship is here: http://www.cruisecritic.com/reviews/review.cfm?ShipID=553 Info on the Caribbean Cruise Line offer is here: http://www.cruisecritic.com/news/news.cfm?ID=4035

Caller Type: Unknown
Phone Number Report: Filled out drawing card at convention, 5 days later got call saying I won a discounted vacation and got me to give creditcard #. I called back within 1/2hr. to cancel and they wouldn't. Called Bank fraud dept and did conference call with them & it took an hour to get a cancellation # and promise to send written confirmation.

Caller Type: Unknown
Phone Number Report: they try to sell s cruise de Bahamas,they say is free,only pay the tax....jaja.....

Caller Type: Telemarketer
Phone Number Report: They called my house saying that I won a free cruise to the Bahamas & got my name from the Green Living Show. Ironic how a cruise is anything but green! We hung up on them right away. It's a scam! Btw, they call themselves the "Caribbean cruise" - there is NO such company!

Caller Type: Telemarketer
Phone Number Report: Cold call from Caribean Cruise Lines "free cruise" package for 2 for just $59 a person, or they'll try to talk you into their 7 day package for $540 (not sure if it's per person or total) and IMMEDIATELY tries to get your credit card number. Iffey on information and reluctant to give phone number for me to call them back (Only wanted to call me back directly and not give me this 800-221-8200 number). Thinking it's probably a scam since they won't give more information about it or how they got my number & name.