Got this call Jan 30, 2017 at 4:05pm.  I didn't understand who was calling so I asked him to repeat it, some cruise line that ended with the word Seas.  Then he said "can you hear me" and of course I said "yes"!  It soon became evident that it was a recording because he was answering my questions with "uh-huh" and "I see" etc. that had no relevance to what I was saying.  He said I could take this 4 day cruise for free and all I had to do was to tell my friends about it.  Now I hear on the news, that they can bill me for items that I did not order and can use my "yes" as proof that I did.  HOWEVER, I never gave them an address or a credit card# so can they really do that?  The advice was to call the police dept., which I did, they don't take these things over the phone and wanted to send an officer out.  I didn't want that at this time of day, so at my convenience I will stop at the PD and talk with them.  What do you think?  Will I get billed for something and how can they do that if I didn't give them any info?

I have been in the legal field for 25 years! Asap, please notify your credit card company so they can block this charge if any appears! Be sure to file a police report by keeping great records and telling them the time and all information u have! When unknown numbers call u, answer if u want but say nothing! This acts like a block on your phone and they stop calling pretty soon. It works great for us!!!

I got this call today on January 31, 2017.   A very bad recording told me they were from some law firm and that they were following up on a possible case regarding my possible fraudulent ownership of my property of record and that I needed to call them or press 1 to connect me with this firm.  LOL!  I hung up immediately, but thought I would check the number.  The give away was that they never sited my name...and that it was a recording and a very sloppy one.  All kinds out there.

Automobile warranty scam

two calls in a row from this number, i pressed ignore both times