(603) 546-6251

I also am getting calls from this number,603-546-6251. Didn't answer but was told on vmail that I need to claim a gift package. Thanks for the posts. I will not even bother calling back.

I filled out an entry from for so****ing at the Nashua Home Show in February of 2010.  They are still calling to tell me about my "great gift basket" that they have been holding for me.........Give it away.....I don't want it!

I am set to attend one of their presentations in a week or so.  I think it's a great offer; attend a 90 minute presentation and get a 4 day/3night and a whole bunch of coupons.........you just have to be prepared to say no (more than once!)My question is......has anyone attended an ISR presentation and got the gifts?  What is with the $1000 in coupons?  Sounds too good to be true, and usually things that sound too good, ARE too good.Greg

Sorethumb, lame is only a matter of opinion, I have gone on many of these open house presentations, and don't have much to complain about. Think about what you get paid an hour $8.00/hour or if your lucky maybe $15 or $20. Well most of these packages they give you are valued over $500. The presentation is 90 Minutes. Do the math. So what, it's a sales pitch, maybe it's a bit annoying and you may not enjoy it, but than a***n do any of us enjoy our jobs? Not to mention Inn Seasons gives you a free overnight stay at their resort the night before as well. What do you have to looose by going, 90 minutes of your time? And hour and a half of your life to get a vacation package. Maybe it's $3,000 vacation, maybe it's not even totaly free, but you would still save money than if you booked the vacation yourself. It's sad a few iggnorant people have a bad experience and want to spo9il it for the rest of us. Sorethumb, have you always been such a pessimist?

This WhoCallsMe is a fantastic site. I got a call today from a guy who left a message saying he was calling from "NH Brew Fest," which was an event I had attended. He then said, "And no this isn't a timeshare offer." And then he said he had "awesome news" for me. Hmmm... but judging by all the entries people have done on this Web site about this number, it might not be a timeshare, but it is some sort of deal that I don't have time to play at. Thanks to everyone for posting so that I don't waste my time with this.

Actually called the number-- it's InnSeasons.The premise:  you sign up for a contest, and when you don't win, they can call you and tell you "you've won."What you win is the chance to go to a presentation and 'win' the lame offer.  Even worse:  it's a 'demographic' presentation, so if you aren't the kind of money-making, nuclear-home family people they want, you can't even 'win' the offer.Not worth your time.  Make sure you get removed.

I keep getting called, but they ring like, once, and **** up.  maybe their system gives up before it should..They're calling my cell phone as well.

I don't answer. They call on my cell pone. When I don't pick up, they go right to my home phone.  Both are unlisted numbers. Where do they get off?

This number calls me repeatedly, saying they are trying to reach about a "Romantic getaway" that I won. I do not answer, since I don't recall entering any contest, nor am I interested in any presentation about a time share that I will never fall for.This number needs to stop calling, and it is s****ing to severely cramp my calm.

I got a call from that number and answered it.  I had filled out a entry form at a Fisher Cats game for an expense paid trip.  I didn't win that but if I take a 90 minute tour of one of the innseason resorts then I will get $1000 in grocery coupons, $20 to get lunch and 4 days 3 nights at a resort of my choice.  In my state or I can fly (at my own expense) to one in another state.  These do work but you have to stand your ground and say no to what they are trying to sell.  90 minutes is worth a get-a-way for me :)

They have called me literally 10 times and left a message to call about a "great gift package".  I think I filled out an entry form at a local fair for a Targe or Home Depot card.  I think it is one of those time share deals that they want you to go there for a presentation, and then you get your gifts.  Ugh!  Stop calling!

got a call from this number, looked local because of the 603 area code but left a message to call back a 877 number, any ideas?

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