02034551178

Just got a call similar to others here, saying I’d done a survey with one of their partners. When I asked who exactly, they said it was because I bought something from them, and they even gave the right details about the item and purchase date. Then they told me I’d won a 3 night holiday and just needed to pay £2.99 for postage and packing. They gave a number for customer support, 02034551178, but the caller’s number was 02080560535. The caller said the company was Royal Holidays, then Royal Travel Service, hopping between different names. They also mentioned it was a holiday club with a yearly fee of £99, and the person said her name was Lisa. I looked into it more and found a website saying they’re based in Mexico. It didn’t mention any holiday club, but it feels legit enough to me. Just be careful if you’re planning on getting involved. I used to work in timeshares, so I know the drill - when you arrive, you’re normally expected to go to sales pitches about their holiday club deals and packages, with the option to buy in.

Had pretty much the same thing happen to me. They offered a 3-night holiday for £2.99, and I gave the exact number mentioned here. I pretended to be interested till they asked if I still lived at a place I moved out of 16 years back! Definitely not a recent survey then. After that, they stopped talking and I just ended the call.

Got a call from someone called Danny who said he was from Royal Travel, offering a 3-night holiday for just £2.99, and I could pick anywhere I liked. The call came from 02080561295, but he told me to get in touch with customer service on 02034551178 if I had any questions. He asked me to confirm my name and address so they could send a brochure through. While he was still on the line, I quickly searched online and worked out it was likely a scam. I told him this and ended the call. He hasn’t tried calling back since. Honestly, when something sounds too good to be true, it usually is.

So today I got a ring saying I’d bagged a holiday prize, just had to sort out £2.99 postage to claim it. They were quite insistent and gave me a “website” to check. They went on about how by 2025 everything will be sorted online or by phone, speeding things up. Yet, when I asked why I needed to cough up £2.99 for what seemed like a ton of useless paperwork instead of just getting an email, they had no answer. If you’re going to attempt a con, at least make it sound a bit legit!

Got a call from a bloke named Shane who was talking about some travel club connected to Royal Travel Services. I decided to look them up online and kept finding similar-sounding sites but not their exact one. He caught on and said, “Are you searching us? You should be using https://www.royaltraveloffer.com/.” That struck me as odd - surely their official site would show up in any search, right? Anyway, I checked out the website anyway... and noticed a spelling mistake right away, which was my second warning sign. Then I looked for reviews on Trustpilot, but nothing came up for that site either, which made me even more suspicious. So, I told him I needed time to check if their company was legit because I often get random calls asking for payment from companies that turn out to be dodgy. I said I’d only call back if I was sure they were genuine, using the phone number he gave. That’s when Shane got really pushy. He said if I rang back, I’d probably end up with someone else and “all his effort would be wasted.” I told him I wasn’t just going to hand over my card info to some caller offering a too-good-to-be-true deal without being absolutely certain. He pushed harder, so I just hung up. No real company I know rushes someone into giving their details like that. Whether they’re legit or not, their approach is rubbish and puts me off completely. From what I’ve seen, this feels like a scam. Be very careful and don’t share your card details with them.

I got a call from 02080560712, some bloke called Shane saying I’d won some contest through a retailer - never signed up for anything though. He gave me a customer care number, 02034551178, and said the company was Royal Travel Services, but then accidentally called it Premier Travel Services a couple of times. He told me I needed to pay £2.99 for postage to get a free 3-night trip anywhere in the UK or abroad. Really pushy about getting my bank info, kept insisting it’s 2025 and the £2.99 would just be taken from my bank without any scam involved. I can’t find any info about this company online. Watch out, folks!

At first, I wasn’t sure about this number, but it does actually connect and it’s a call from Royal Travel Services. I ended up getting a holiday deal for just £2.99 after checking out their travel club, and I made sure to cancel within 21 days. Pretty legit, honestly.

On the 24th of January 2025, I got a call from someone named Shane, who said he was with Royal Travel Services. He already knew some of my info and was pushing me to hand over my card details to pay £3 so I could supposedly enjoy a 3-night holiday at some resort. Although he was quite courteous, he was pretty persistent and kept trying to persuade me to share my payment info.

I tried calling thinking it was Royal Travel's customer help, but it just never picks up. No ringing whatsoever.