Oh my, it sounds so wonderful and I really hope your poor DH did not get scamed. We used to get that call/letter about twice a year. The more we refuse, the more tempting goodies they'd throw in. Fianlly had to be rude and hang up.
AAPR has an excellent article this month entitled
'Dream Vacation'? Riiiight! They claim Americans lose more than $12 billion a yr on travel scams. It also states that after you make a healthy deposit for a beachfront room and cruise, for many it ended baing a Ramada Plaza Hotel 15 miles fr beach and a cruise on a small undesirable boat that is umteen yrs old. The free tickets to Disney are only after an exhaustive time share presentation.
Sadly, once customers learn the hard facts, they usually lose their deposit, even tho Fl allows 30 days to cancel. You end up paying more in hidden charges for something not worthwhile than if you'd arranged a trip yourself.
Glad to see you contacted AE and they're keeping a watchful eye. On the other hand keeping my fingers crossed for you and yours that you're one of the lucky ones and it's all true!!!
Enjoy your roses and dinner!! What a sweetie you have!!
I hope it's not too late for you cancel and stop processing that trip. Good luck.
! Anytime someone calls you to get your credit card #, then all kinds of bells, whistles and red flags should go off. Years ago my SIL got one of these calls and they told her she won a trip to Las Vegas but they needed her credit card # to pay the taxes! She gave them the number and you can probably guess the end of the story 
. Let's just say she has still never been to Vegas 
. Did they telll your husband he was obligated to view a time share? Even those they do by mail usually and I don't think they ask for credit card #'s. At least not up front. Let us know how things turn out. Hope you are not liable for anythng. 
, you are very lucky 
! Enjoy your evening together and maybe after your steak dinner you can plan a real Disney trip together 
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