Anyone get the email for 2 Universal Orlando tickets for $19.95?

[Luannadanna]

I am a little leery of this one, but would hate to miss out on a great deal! LOL I got an email a few days ago for 2 Universal tickets for $19.95. I am going with friends in May and we would like to visit this park. As a married couple, they are doing a time share spiel for free tickets. I am going with 6 yr old ds, without dh, so I do not have this option. I supposedly pay through paypal, receive a printable "voucher" which I then turn in at the theme park for 2 tickets. Has anyone done this or heard of this?? I am just not comfortable giving away $20 for a voucher that may or may not be valid. Oh, and it also gives an option of a three day stay for $79 or so....which is not an option in my case....
Anyone??
Thanks so much!!

DISbaby LU

 

[DianeV]

That sure sounds like a timeshare speil to me

 

[GAIL HAYDEN]

I have a rule that works well for me. If I receive an email asking me for money, I delete it. You have no idea if this is a scam or not. The only time I will send money is if I am accessing the web site and decide to purchase something.
If it sounds too good to be true, it is usually because it is not true.

 

[goin2disneyagain]

I got that same email (3 times) but I also was leery and chose to delete it. It just sounded too good to be true.

 

[jann1033]

same email, same action on my part as the others

 

[buzz2400]

You possibly have the option of a timeshare. Two years ago I did one and I am not married. my ds was with me and we ended up with two free tickets to disneyquest. It was offered through the hotel that we were staying at. We went in asking how much they sold the tickets to and she said if we went to this timeshare we would get the tickets for free. You can also try ticketmania.com. They are reliable.