I came home at 8pm to find my 20 yr old speaking to an Indian going by the name Austin of this no. and address.   We are alert to these cold calls, having had dealings with Affordable Holidays Maroochydore in May.  My son was on the internet at the time and looked up Golden Globe Holidays.  He told Austin that it is a scam.  The response was that yes, scammers had been using their company name but this call is genuine.  A misunderstanding arose when my son started talking to me so the call was continued by the (Indian) manager, Raymond Hill.  He was asked for the 3 digits on rear of debit card first.  My son read out the card no. (the card was a BLOCKED one!).  He was then told the vouchers are $299 (they do not say A$).  My son protested that he had not been informed of a charge before giving the card details.

Like all the above comments the same happened to us.  The phoned twice, I answered once and my wife the other time.  I don't know in what order.  I was offered a package of travell vouchers.  Apparently free so I gave them my address and was then asked if I had a credit card.  When I was asked for the numbers and expiry date I refused but unfortunatly when the asked my wife she gave the numbers and agreed to pay $220.00.  A package on 12 vouchers arrived with a Platinum membership card and an acompaning letter saying the cards would expire in 18 months.For more information and booking details there was a webb site address.  Nowhere was there any indication of what the cards were worth.Our credit card was debited $690-75 NZ.  I rang the Phone number  and asked how much were the 12 vochers wre worth?  I wasn't given an answer instead I was subjected to a series of irrelevant quetions.I contacted the credit card complaints section and was advised to return everything they had sent us.I posted the lot back to the adress given to me and 2 weeks later NZ post told me the address was non existant and the package could not be delivered.

I got a call offering me $1000.00 free holiday.They asked me for my credit card number , and when I asked why they got quite irate.They never even mentioned anything about a fee.I told them to go scam someone else

Yep, same old! Melbourne Golden Globe. Give you all address and details etc of company rego. Thought I would listen just for fun. James...Indian, has address, wont say where he got it from. Asked for date of birth and wouldn't say why he needed this. Alarm bells and smile on my face. Gave him false DOB. THen onto the Manager (Indian) and do you have a Visa or Mastercard! neither! SHock...horror...which one do you have?? Neither!   Then I hung up!  If he calls back, he may wish he didn't!! I hate these people.

Like all the above comments the same happened to us.  The phoned twice, I answered once and my wife the other time.  I don't know in what order.  
I was offered a package of travell vouchers.  Apparently free so I gave them my address and was then asked if I had a credit card.  When I was asked for the numbers and expiry date I refused but unfortunatly when the asked my wife she gave the numbers and agreed to pay $220.00.  A package on 12 vouchers arrived with a Platinum membership card and an acompaning letter saying the cards would expire in 18 months.
For more information and booking details there was a webb site address.  
Nowhere was there any indication of what the cards were worth.
Our credit card was debited $690-75 NZ.  
I rang the Phone number  and asked how much were the 12 vochers wre worth?  I wasn't given an answer instead I was subjected to a series of irrelevant quetions.
I contacted the credit card complaints section and was advised to return everything they had sent us.

I posted the lot back to the adress given to me and 2 weeks later NZ post told me the address was non existant and the package could not be delivered.

I took a call from an Indian by the name of Mike at tea time on April 7.  As I had had dealings with Indians of Affordable Holidays in Maroochydore in May, I was alert to their methods.  I told him that I had purchased holiday vouchers last time they called (not true) and that I had not used any yet!  He tried to persist but I held my line.  That silenced him and he hung up