What is the rest of the following phone number for Direct Reservation
Centers 1-800-370-?  This number was left on my answering machine, but
the gentleman got cut off before he was finished giving the number.
Thank you.

Hi,

Thank you for using Google. With the information you've given, it is
indeed a tough question having many answers.
I've tried to list many travel agencies starting with the 1-800-370
number. You can confirm by calling them to find the correct info. If
you come across with any other information related to this, do let me
know. I can then filter the data more accurately.

Here are the travel agencies having that 1-800-370 number.

Hewins Carlson Wagonlit Travel Agency  - 1 (800) 370-3008
http://www.bowdoin.edu/alumni/faq.shtml


Trek Tours, Ltd.
128 Main Street
Westerly, RI 02891 USA
Tel: 401/596-0357
Toll free: 800-370-0357
http://www.trektours.com/who_we_are.htm

Arkansas Valley Adventures
40671 Highway 24 North,   
Buena Vista, CO,   
1-800-370-0581

Disney Cruise Line
1-800-370-0097
http://www.knoxnews.com/kns/cruises/article/0,1406,KNS_663_818367,00.html

Alliance Member 
Richmond Metropolitan Convention & Visitors Bureau 
Dorothy M. Anderson, CTIS, 
Tourism Sales Manager 
401 North 3rd Street 
Richmond, VA 23219 
804-783-7409 (Dorothy's Direct Dial)
800-370-9004 Phone
804-780-2577 FAX 

Hewins Carlson Wagonlit Travel
M-F (8:00 AM - 5:00 PM)
753 Stillwater Avenue
Bangor, Maine 04401
(800) 370-0777

Search Terms

800-370 travel reservation:
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800-370 number for Travel Direct Reservation Center: 
://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=800-370+number+for+Travel+Direct+Reservation+Center

I hope you'll get your number by calling them. Do let me know if it
worked out. Also, if it didn't, then please provide me some more info
to help you more precisely. Feel free to ask for any clarification.

Regards,
netcrazy

kmouse,

Washingtonpost.com Talk About Travel at

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/liveonline/02/travel/040102.htm

ran the following:

Hoboken, N.J.: Fraud alert, or really good deal? 

I just got a message on my answering machine from Mike Evans from
"Direct Reservation Centers," saying that they've randomly selected me
to "celebrate Disney's 100th anniversary" with a four-day, three-night
vacation stay at a Ramada near Disneyworld along with two day passes
for Disneyworld. Also there will be a three-day two-night stay in Ft.
Lauderdale. They say it is $99 per person and is good for only 24
hours.

Should I run as fast as I can in the other direction, or do you know
of Disney handing things like this out? Thanks.

The Flight Crew: Sottili here: If it's too good to be true.....The
American Society of Travel Agents has this to say about these
so-called "deals" - "If you've been offered a great bargain on a
cruise or resort vacation, but you can't seem to get all the details
about it unless you pay the company, you may be dealing with a travel
scam. Typically, scam operators won't give you full and complete
information in writing
until after you've given them a credit card number, certified check or
money order. Once you do get further information, there will be
restrictions and conditions which make it more expensive, and even
impossible, to take your trip."

Could this be the same "Direct Reservation Centers"?

Take it easy,

sneekie