A male robot calling about some discount vacation plan.  He rambled on for a minute or so and then wanted to confirm that I was at least 28 years old and had a credit or debit card.  Oh yeah, sure let me just give you the card number :)

Received a call from this number. It wasn't a robocall, that I could tell, because, at one point, the female caller made a comment about having to adjust her headset. She said she was calling because their records show I have used their resorts before. Funny, that. I'm disabled and do not travel. She was going on and on about how I had "won" a "free" three day stay in beautiful Orlando then then a cruise...When I tried to interrupt her, she just kept on with her spiel as though she were deaf, most likely just ignoring me. . Finally I told her to just shut up, which she didn't, so I ended the call and blocked the number. Free cruise, my [***]. Definitely an solicitation agenda there.

A male robot calling about some discount vacation plan.  He rambled on for a minute or so and then wanted to confirm that I was at least 28 years old and had a credit or debit card.  Oh yeah, sure let me just give you the card number :)

The "adjust my headset" thing is a ruse to let you think it's a live caller.  It's not.  It's a recorded robo-message from a crooked spammer.  They just called my cell, which is not legal.  I've blocked it.

Time to hunt them down and exterminate these cockroaches in the most painful and gruesome way possible.  It's the only way to stop these scumbags.
Death to ALL scammers.