legit voucher from ramada/carnival cruises?

[kimchicowboy]

i got an interesting letter from "the administrative offices of RPR/OFV records division" located in ft. lauderdale, FL. it says that i am the "fully registered recipient of the enclosed one-thousand six hundred dollar travel voucher...to purchase your family's spectacular florida/tropical caribbean cruise vacation package. in return, we request that you fill out a one-page survey evaluating your hotel and cruise accommodations at the conclusion of your vacation."

i need to call an 800 number in the next 3 days to get in on the deal.

itinerary includes:
* 3 nights of "gold key" award winning accommodations in Sun-Kissed South Florida
* round-trip cruise aboard Carnival Cruise Lines or Imperial Majesty Cruise Lines
* Port of call on the beautiful island of Nassau, Bahamas
* Two nights of "Gold Key" Aware winning accommodations in Magical Orlando, FL
* 7 days transportation by alamo rent-a-car during your vacation

does this sound legit? cuz a cruise sounds nice in this cold weather.

[Markel]

Just have your credit card ready....

[Grimm]

So, are you interested in purchasing a timeshare?

[GreatScott]

"Sun-kissed South Florida" - this sounds like soon-to-be-developed marsh land. Hopefully, during their "presentation" they'll at least have an enclosed tent for you and your family to reduce the number of bugs flying around you.

[AlpineJay]

I got the same thing and did a Google search on it. All the information I found basically turned me completely off. It is legit but the hoops you have to jump through and the potential cost of such a trip/vacation wasn't worth it for me.

[nickel]

call the 800 number and inquire, but i'll bet they are asking for your credit card number before the phone call ends.

i wouldn't bother with it. go through a reputable site or travel agent if you wanna go on a cruise.