"Josh" told me he is giving me a free Disneyworld vacation. Sounds wonderful send me the tickets. What? You want my credit card info? Why? I'll give my card direct to the hotel when I get there, just send the tickets. No? Make like a vacuum, Josh.

"Emily" called my cell phone and said she was having trouble with her headset... then went on to say that since I had previously stayed at one of their resorts, I was eligible for...  (whatever they were selling). I tried to respond, but she kept talking -- that's when I realized it was a robo-call with a previously recorded message. I hung up while "Emily" was still talking. I am on the Do-Not-Call list, but that does not prevent these kind of calls.

Tracey started off having problems with her headphone then goes on to tell me about me winning free vacation tickets. With all meals included? Whaaaaaaaat? Omg I'm sold. Gtfo *click*

Same old junk. Calling from a different number selling time shares. Blocked.

Called and hung up.