Wow. Yeah, good call. This sort of thing is why I try to avoid any sort of "great deal" that's going to come with all sorts of strings. Especially because if you are actually given the opportunity to review and consider the "bargain" on your own time, I suspect that any monetary savings is cancelled out by the time and emotional energy spent making sure you aren't getting scammed.

I have a friend who decided to get in on a vacation time-share thing--she's a very careful, money-savvy person--and at some point realized that she'd been bamboozled into doubling her commitment. The entire industry is built on that sort of thing.