(469) 965-4563

As stated by others woman with accent called to sell travel event. I always tell them I stop calling me and it will be a cold day in hell before they get a bloody dime out of me, so they are wasting their time calling and selling my phone number to others. I also add, I am very happy to help land you a place in a prison somewhere if you keep calling. I signed up years ago and continue to verify my registration on the National Do Not Call Registry (www.donotcall.gov). When I receive calls like this I go to the National Do Not Call Registry and file a complaint and I also file a complaint with the Federal trade commission (www.ftc.gov). I also notify my State Attorney General's office via their website and register complaint. Those entities will track them down and work with local law enforcement to put a stop.

a woman with a heavy accent called me claiming to be from South West. claiming I was eligible for two tickets if I attend some opening in Temecula. She began to ask me too many personal questions such as, was i married and did my spouse live in the house. I hung up. She called back multiple times back to back. I blocked the number!

I received this call too and the same won a trip and to show up somewhere, wish someone would show up or scope it out and see what it's really about...
Please someone find out....

I received a call from 469-965-4563 and it was a pleasant woman with a thick eastern European accent. The very first thing that she told me was that she was a supervisor with Southwest Airlines. I listened for a minute, and was told that I won 2 free tickets on Southwest Airlines. I do play a lot of sweepstakes, so that's why I stayed on the line from the start. Then she started using the name Southern Journeys and I quickly realized that this was some sort of timeshare like scheme. I went along with everything until the end to find out the details/ They directed me to go to 1751 International Parkway in Richardson, TX. I thought they were going to ask me for a credit card number to hold or something, and I was going to use that as an out, but they did not. Then her "supervisor" called to confirm. She said her name was Victoria Lopez and she had an Indian accent. Definitely not a Spanish accent as you would expect from someone with the last name Lopez. SO I did NOT go - whether this is a real place or not, I would not be fool enough to go. If someone is on my phone lying about their name, and who they work for, and want me to show up at an address on a certain date and time..!!?? Hell no. How do I know there aren't people waiting to rob or kill me? If this IS a legitimate business, then they need to be on the up and up about names and such.

I'm on the phone with Paula, the manager of the Gifting Center with southern journeys, airline tickets....seemed sketchy so i gave my alias, then it sounded good. ijs scam or no scam i might go over there

I got a call from a lady with a heavy accent telling me that I was being invited to a event where I would watch a 90 minute presentation and get two free round trip tickets from Southwest Airlines to anywhere I wanted for my husband and I. Seemed very suspicious so after my call with her she told me her confirmation manger would call me back to confirm I was going to assist the presentation. The name she gave me was Tony Tyler. I got the call from Tony Tyler, who also had a very heavy accent. I told him I was not I interested & I hung up. They called me back 7 times! Super strange....

Lady calling saying it was Southwest Airlines and I was invited to a VIP Event. I don't know how they got my number.

They called me this afternoon. It was a man with a heavy Indian accent. He said he was calling from Southwest Airlines and I had won a free flight. I knew it was a scam because I already fly for free with SW. I politely told the man that I wasn't interested and he said "f*#! you mother f*#!er" and hung up.

they claim to be southwest airlines. and iit was a woman with an Indian accent saying I was guaranteed two free tickets if I attended something or other. Accent was hard to understand I couldn't get everything. Said no obligation no money - to just attend. I said "so youre southwest airlines?" She said we are with something travel or venture something... And then she's followed w/" I have an address for you ..." And then I hung up. Called back to see if I could get the name of the company when they answered since I could not understand the lady that called, however, and even though I called immediately after receiving their call, I got recording saying # was disconnected or no longer in service. Southwest and other airlines need to be notified; I would think!

A name by the name Kevin Garcia called me. Saying it was for American Airlines. Who they trying to scam. First I hear its southwest and now that I get the call they say American Airlines, whats next Delta airlines.

Yes they called me today as well. They have probably heard similar language used from other unwanted calls made.

Received call from lady with Indian accent. Spoke so fast I could not understand. Transferred me to her supervisor who explained they are giving away 2 round trip tickets to anywhere in the US as a promotion. Asked me for my age and email address.

Indian accent lady called on Sunday's and week days late night.
She said I won 2 round trip

I got a call yesterday from an Indian-accented man saying he was from Southwest Airlines. toldl him I did not have time to talk and hung up. Today, same guy calls, only he said he was from Delta Airlines, I'd won two tickets to wherever I wanted to go, and he just wanted me to attend a 60-90 minute celebration. Told him I didn't have time for that, and I hung up.

Said she was Southwest Airlines and that I was invited to the grand opening of the new travel center in Sacramento. I had won two round-trip ticket. I just said I wasn't interested and hung up my cell phone.