I always like these calls, because it's always an opportunity for a lawsuit.  They said based on an on-line survey I filed out, they wanted to send me samples of products to try, and in exchange would send a $100 gift card and a $50 restuarant card for trying out the samples.  Asked questions about medical devices and prescriptions used in my family household.  Asked for my address.  Gave it to them.  Then asked for my date of birth "so that I could use the gift card."  Visa and Mastercard don't even allow merchants to ask for ID when using cards (though a lot of places ignore this), much less need a birth date.  So it was obviously a scam when it got to that point.  I wanted to report this to donotcall.gov, but with the government shutdown that site is down right now. I think as long as donotcall.gov is down, these kinds of calls are going to increase.

They called me and said that I had did a survey and was select to get $100 in gift cards , $50 restuarant card along with free samples to be sent to me.  I said fine.  *They asked me some health questions so they would know what gift card to provide me for the restuarant, then I was asked my name, date of birth, address, and then they asked for my credit card information for their shipping cost, which would only cost me $1 something.  Once I heard this, I hung up.  It's a CREDIT CARD SCAM!!!

*The caller transferred me to her supervisor, Maribel, who then put me through a series of question and the automated system asked for company name, she said her name, then the system asked for her number, she gave 1-855-604-3977 extension 48 and then her employee ID # 173.