Those surveys made on the streets, where you answer a few questions and supposedly win holidays - are they leg

Question

Those surveys made on the streets, where you answer a few questions and supposedly win holidays - are they leg

Answer 1

Fake!  This is one of the ways to lure you to their office.  You will never benefit from the "plan".  Sometimes, they may employ young people who are in school holiday to be promoters to convince you to go to their office.  

My friend went with a young promoter who begged my friend to help her to meet target by going to her office.  A sale person and his manager using forceful tone to want to convince my friend to buy their package.  My friend felt uneasy and wanted to leave but she was scared by them that she almost could not come out from that office unless she paid a big sum of money to buy that package.

Answer 2

they mostly promote time sharing. even if they do give u a voucher for hotel stay, there is always a catch. u pay ur own tickets and u have to always travel before the next week is over or some ridiculous time line.

Answer 3

The ones that I have seen are come-ons for time share sales. They provide you hours of brain washing in order to convince you to buy a time share. I did receive a nice chain saw at one of them though ;-)

Good luck

Answer 4

I believe they are legal. But I heard that there's gonna be some kind of restrictions due to the complaint cases that is escalating.