Feb 18, 2017
What's interesting about this one is they called both my work AND personal cell numbers. I don't usually provide my work number to anyone, so how did they connect the dots between these two numbers? Maybe they hacked into LinkedIn or some other legit work-related organization. I was expecting a call with a similar area code on my work phone, so I answered. Then, as stated by other 800notes reports, it was a very cheerful sounding girl saying she had a problem with her headset. She continued with "in the past you stayed at one of our resorts"...it was then that I knew it was a scam. I said "No, I didn't, thank you" and hung up. I never usually answer numbers that I don't know. Soooo annoyed. People get mad because offices ignore phone calls and force you to leave a voicemail...well, telemarketers and scammers are a reason why we do it!!!