scam help

[proanti1]

i JUST got a new phone, and have only used it to call friends and people i trust... well today i got a call from an "All Inclusive Excursions"... its apparent they are a scam. they have a satellite office in san antonio, which doesnt show up on yahoo local or anything like that. well they called me about a cruise and all this other **** and i decided to try and contact someone at the office... i come to find out that they dont give a number, the callback number they left me doesnt match their office (wrong area code)... all i have is an address. i know there has got to be a phone number to the building, i just cant find it. do you guys know of any sites that would help me get the number? i need to find out how they got this number, the only explanation would be that sprint handed it over... and if thats the case, its ****ing getting legal now. they also left me a recorded viocemail, which if im correct, is against the law and falls under one of the invasion of privacy acts.

here is the address:
814 Arion Pkwy
San Antonio, TX 78216

and here is their main site:
http://www.visitallinclusiveexcursions.com/

if you guys get bored, look around a little for me, i have exhausted all my resources and dont know how else to corner the mother****ers (without actually showing up at the building).

[stealthyeliminator]

I was a video like yesturday about telemarketers and how you can make a lot of money if they don't answer certain questions correctly.

Check it out. Might not help, but it might at least make you laugh or something.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwxOjQ5X4g0

[Spyder Java]

http://www.411.com/search/ReverseAdd...caltime=survey

I did a reverse address lookup on 411.com. There are 59 numbers on there. It appears to be a Shopping Center. Though it does have one listed as a "Home" phone number. Oddly enough there are a lot of individuals peoples names on the list. Some people have multiple phone numbers and a couple of the same people have some misspelled names between two or three numbers. I hope this helps.

[proanti1]

reverse lookup is was looking for. now i have a little more info. nothing pisses me off more than scammers.

[Lt.bird]

I read an article once on how a guy was able to perform a counter-scam against a Nigerian scammer. He ended up up $84.

[stealthyeliminator]

Originally Posted by Lt.bird

I read an article once on how a guy was able to perform a counter-scam against a Nigerian scammer. He ended up up $84.

haha.. Depending on the complexity of this counter-scam, I'm not sure it'd really be worth it fiscally.. I suppose the principal of it would make it worth the while, though. Now, if you could counter-scam at the quantity that most scammers scam, you could make some real dough doing $84 a pop.

[proanti1]

check out 419eater.com, these guys are devoted to wasting their time, one of the dudes got a Nigerian to send him a package, which cost $120 or something.