Lady called - said she was with "Dream of a Lifetime" sweepstakes; that every major credit card user would be entered into this sweepstakes, sponsored by Empire Readers. Initially, she told me that I could find more information at www.dreamofalifetime.com, but - when that didn't work - she said that they must just be working on the site, but that I could find more information at www.empirereaders.com. Although www.empirereaders.com had a bunch of magazines listed on the site, there was NO information about any contest. During this process, however, I noted that everything on google that came up talked about it being a scam. Once I mentioned that to the caller, she laughed, saying that google just had the wrong information. She tried closing me immediately, saying that she needed to verify my information, but I short-cutted the process, told her just to enter me into the sweepstakes with whatever information they already had and she hung up on me.
Lady called - said she was with "Dream of a Lifetime" sweepstakes; that every major credit card user would be entered into this sweepstakes, sponsored by Empire Readers. Initially, she told me that I could find more information at www.dreamofalifetime.com, but - when that didn't work - she said that they must just be working on the site, but that I could find more information at www.empirereaders.com. Although www.empirereaders.com had a bunch of magazines listed on the site, there was NO information about any contest. During this process, however, I noted that everything on google that came up talked about it being a scam. Once I mentioned that to the caller, she laughed, saying that google just had the wrong information. She tried closing me immediately, saying that she needed to verify my information, but I short-cutted the process, told her just to enter me into the sweepstakes with whatever information they already had and she hung up on me.
Caller type: Telemarketer
Caller: Diane
Company: Dream of a Lifetime Empire Readers
Number: 937-237-9468
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