205-267-4386

When i asked them to send me some literature he wanted me to look up some fake site for reassurance, it's for a Caribbean Cruise for free.

Wanted to tell me I won a free cruise

You have a better chance at winning an Atari 2600 game system from the 1980's.

If it comes with 'Dungeon Master', or 'Pitfall' I'm in! Released in 1977 - Ah! the polyester!

The funny part is how cool those graphics were back then.

Phone number called me three times in almost one week. They also called a fellow co-worker of mine, and be compared phones to find the same exact number. No voicemail. Don't answer it ever.

Called but never left a message. If its important they will leave a message. Right!?

The caller was a woman who said she was calling from a recorded message (!?!). There was quite an echo and delay and she responded in (delayed) real time.
She said she was calling about a Caribbean cruise.
I asked to be removed from her calling list. Pause.
Caller: "I'm not trying to sell you anything. Are you planning a cruise in the next year and a half?"
Me: Please remove me from your calling list.
Caller: "But. . ."
Me: Please remove me from your calling list.
Caller: "Well, okay, but. . ."
Me: Hangs up phone.

Call came in on my personal cell # at 3:33 mdt from Bessemer, AL

Received a phone call from this number.  I called them back and got a robo attendant to "pre-qualify" me and then transferred me to "Natalie".  Natalie must be new because she couldn't follow her script to save her life.  The company is Holiday Cruise Lines and they want your credit card information so they can charge you for all sorts of wonderful things.  There are beeps in the background indicating the call was being recorded.  As usual, I provided them with fake information and didn't provide them with any card information.  When I asked if they offered any Adults Only Clothing Optional Cruises, it threw Ticketing Agent Anthony for a loop!  After explaining that my wife and I were looking for a honeymoon that wasn't "clothed minded (punny)", they finally stated that we could take the normal cruise and then visit a clothing optional resort in Mexico next year.  Bottom line is that, if you have the time, feel free to use the clothing optional excuse with these [***].  Happy Spoofing!

These guys are gluttons for punishment.  I got the same robo attendant, the same script, and the same handoff as last time.  However, I asked about a clothing optional cruise to the poor agent.  She didn't know what to say so she transferred me to my good buddy Ticketing Agent Anthony once again.  I told him when I got their 2nd call, I thought they found a way to market to the underserved nudist community.  Just before being disconnected, I reminded Anthony to not "...be clothed minded."  Gotta love these Darwin Award winners.

You win at telemarketing payback.  All i ever do is start speaking some fake language as if I'm asking questions.  This number calls me a few times a week and leaves a message, seems to be the end of a recording saying only: "...have a great day."

Got a call from this number just today, let it go to voice mail. Checked the message they left:
"Hi, my name is Jennifer from Holiday Cruise. I am calling to inform you you won a cruise! Just call back the number on your caller ID to claim. Thanks and have a great day..."
Sounded like a recording....
205-267-4386

*SCAM* blocked number from calling my phone. ;)

Got a call from this number today. At first it sounded like a person, but it didn't answer my question "How are you today?"She launched into a script asking if I was over 18, if I wanted to travel within 18 months, and if I had a credit card. By the point she got to the credit card, I was done listening. I told her no, I don't have a credit card. She started going down the script as if I'd said yes, then I heard a beep and she began explaining how cruises don't take cash. I asked her if she was a machine and she kept talking. I then hung up.

Hang Up
Bessemer, AL

Carribean cruise scam.

Caller said they were doing AC repair in my area and it was time for my AC to be service. I live in a apartment jackals. They hung up

Never answered. If people are saying it's a free cruise, those are possible. Most are 2 day and some kind of sales pitch like a time share pich. It's normally happens when your searching for vacation info.

"Hi this is Amanda from Cruise Lines"
"I'm on the do not call list and you're breaking the..."
*click*

Repeated calls from this number. I haven't answered. Will be blocking after reading these accounts.