(352) 200-4760

I am 6 months pregnant and have subscribed to menu deals from different places well this number called me and said that I had won a $250 gift card but they only needed a little info first they asked my age I told them then the guy said that's all I need to know thank you...

See also, (352)200-4761 (where others have stories worse than mine)Called via (352)684-1826, (352)684-1280, (352)684-1826, (352)688-3611, (352)688-3613NCP / Nature Coast Publishers' ServiceI've been receiving calls from this number for at least a week, but when I call back, it sends me straight to a tone. This time, I answered and was told that because of my relationship with "the publishers," I was eligble for a $1000 online shopping gift certificate and 60 issue subscriptions to 5 national magazines (two of which, I alreay subscribe to, so they clearly weren't in league with the actual publishers). They told me that 3 were free, and 2 would be at a discounted fee of $3.83 a week, to be billed monthly. But their behavior and questions seemed very off. They were clearly in possession of my full name, my phone number, and my address. The first person, Danielle, failed to adequately answer my questions, claiming she was new. She said she couldn't give me a company name better than NCP, although she started to say Nature Coast, and then corrected herself. She asked what I do for a living and my age, in order to help the publishers better target consumers. I was very skeptical, but she said there were no automatic payments and that some information would come in the mail. Then she told me her supervisor would call back to confirm some information. She said that the order had already been put through and that my order number was.... 1221. When the gentleman, Nathan, called back momentarily, he repeated the profession and age I gave the first person and asked what the name of my company was and what year I had been born. When I told him that I wanted more information from them before I was willing to give him the information, he said "This is just for the records. I could care less. For all I care, you can make something up." When I continued to question him, he screamed "Ya' know what? We don't need your business," and hung up on me. This is clearly and evidently not normal.

ITS 6 MAGS FOR 60 MONTHS YOU CAN SWITCH AND CHANGE THEM AS OFTEN AS YOU LIKE AND THE SHOPPING SPREE IS REAL AND WONDERFUL WHAT A GREAT DEAL IT IS. I WAS A SINGLE GUY THEN GOT ENGAGED THEN WE GOT BRIDAL MAGS, THEN CAME THE PARENT MAGS AND THE KIDS MAGS, THEN CAME THE HOME IMPROVEMENT MAGS WHAT A GREAT DEAL THE PERSON ABOVE ME PROBABLY WANTED SOMETHING FOR PAYING NOTHING

The calls come from "The Publishing Company" (according to their operators).  However the company is actually named "Nature Coast Publications".  They are an extremely shady operation and will outright lie to you about their promotion.  They will tell you you were selected as a Visa/MC holder, then ask you if you are a Visa/MC holder.  But it gets better.  Then they tell you that you won $1000 and that to get it you only have to pay a "small shipping and handling fee".  That fee is $3.36 a week -- for the next 60 months -- during which time they will also send you subscriptions for three magazines of your choice.  That price obviously exceeds the price of magazine subscriptions considering *every* magazine offers subscriptions at far below the cover price. If you tell them you're interested, they will *always* say your order number is 1221. Then you'll get a call back from (352) 200 4760 and they will ask for your credit card number.  I cannot stress how important it is that you not give them any information about yourself or your credit card.  If they call you, let them tell you all about the promotion so you can hear for yourself how sketchy it is.  The operators I commonly have heard are "Amanda", "Antoine", "Ruby", "Penny", and others.  Sometimes if you ask for their name, they'll just hang up on you.  Cut them off at the pass and just hang up on them if they call. -INeedAttention.com