2694772150

Called asking for Trevor, sound like debt collectors.

Quit calling me. You have been calling my number every 3-5 minutes. You are not leaving messages, but continue to call my cell phone.  Get a life and stop calling. People are busy and don't have time for this nonsense.

I received two calls from them today.  I missed the first one, but I answered the second one.  When I said, "Hello?" it took several seconds for someone to come on the line, at which point I was told she was calling from "Vista Services" and because I made a purchase with my Visa, I was going to receive a $120 gas card.  She asked me if I still lived in Atlanta.  I then told her I was not interested.  She started to say, "But this is designed to save you...", but I cut her off and said, "I'm not interested, thank you," and hung up.  It seemed like a scam to me.  Hopefully, they won't be calling back.

I received two calls from them today.  I missed the first one, but I answered the second one.  When I said, "Hello?" it took several seconds for someone to come on the line, at which point I was told she was calling from "Vista Services" and because I made a purchase with my Visa, I was going to receive a $120 gas card.  She asked me if I still lived in Atlanta.  I then told her I was not interested.  She started to say, "But this is designed to save you...", but I cut her off and said, "I'm not interested, thank you," and hung up.  It seemed like a scam to me.  I was thinking, "Wow, these people must think I'm pretty stupid."  Hopefully, they won't be calling back.

I was called by these guys a few times now, each time it is the same rapid-fire spiel about how I am a "preferred customer" and they have my credit card information and want to charge me $2.00 shipping to send me $120 worth of free gas vouchers. They start out sounding like they are calling from my credit card company wanting to send me a "valued customer" reward, but when questioned admit they're not at all affiliated with my credit card company and got my information from some third party. But they can't tell me who it came from.

Most amusing to me is their reactions when I point out their website (smartshopperonline.com) is "under construction".

You can read about my experiences with them at my How Stupid Do They Think I Am? Scam Stopper blog: http://howstupiddotheythinkiam.com/category/gas-voucher-scam/

I was called by these guys (269-477-2150) a few times now, each time it is the same rapid-fire spiel about how I am a "preferred customer" and they have my credit card information and want to charge me $2.00 shipping to send me $120 worth of free gas vouchers. They start out sounding like they are calling from my credit card company wanting to send me a "valued customer" reward, but when questioned admit they're not at all affiliated with my credit card company and got my information from some third party. But they can't tell me who it came from.

Most amusing to me is their reactions when I point out their website (smartshopperonline.com) is "under construction".

You can read about my experiences with them at my How Stupid Do They Think I Am? Scam Stopper blog: http://howstupiddotheythinkiam.com/category/gas-voucher-scam/

Thanks, totally using that!

I have been getting calls from this number daily for about two weeks, They don't leave a message and I don't call them back; today I decided to answer the call to find out who they were and what they wanted.  The caller stated that the company was Vista and they received notification that I had made a purchase with my Visa card and they wanted me to know that they would be sending out an appreciation packet that would include $120 in gas vouchers, free gas, what could be better than that...right! all for a low fee of $2.95 shipping.  If you like the offers included in the packet you can ?? for a low monthly fee of $29.95, the caller said he would shoot me over to someone and they would take my information.
I told him I wasn't interested, only answered the call to find out who and what he wanted and I did not want them calling me again.  Put me on your do not call list.  I am sure they will switch numbers and continue to call.  Hope this helps someone else

They call 2 or 3 times a day.  Never a message.  It's getting very old.

They call and dont leave a message - once very hour or so.

I have been called 6x per day from this number for the past five days.  My number is registered to Do Not Call, so their activity is illegal.

I received one of these exact same calls, Free $120 gas voucher and then they say (speaking really fast) all this crap their gonna charge me and I can cancel by calling some 1-800 #, the number that called me was 231-732-2028.  I found out that these numbers are located in Michigan.

Just got a call from them, or close to it.

They offered free $120 gas savings voucher with a savings program to preview for 7 days, I can cancel and keep the gas vouchers. Shipping is $2.95 and they already had my credit card number.  The number to cancel was 800-660-0016

Then they say something about magazines for $1.00 for the first 6 months, call 800-23-2956 to cancel OK? Well, no, not really, I already get the magazines I want, and I got them for $2.00 from a company whose name I recognize (iRobot gave me this incentive, nice people :)

Then they say for $3.95 shipping I will get a free trial for "Auto Discounts." I asked them to repeat the number, he was going so fast it was 866-674-9805. and if I said yes, they would forward my billing info to them. (I don't think they have a valid card number, lol, but I pretended it was anyways :)

I'll let you guys know if I get anything or see any charges from them, then we will know if it is a full-blown Scam, or just someone reselling trials in the hopes you won't cancel in time (like those people I see on TV 20 times a day!)

I found out today, that a merchant I had bought from actually SOLD my credit card number to Buyers Savings Club and Vista Services was trying to puch a sale on me.

Here's a kicker. Earlier this year we were victims of identity theft. Found out "Vista" had pade a purchase on a brand new debit card and then BAM we were eiped out, literally.  Call your States attorney generals office, call the Florida's Attorney Generals office, then file claim against them in small claims court for furtherance and enabling identity theft through credit card scams.