Recording plays asking questions about a vacation. Even though he sounds like a real person it's just a recording. Guy sounds like Mr Movie Phone. First question he asks is can you hear me OK. which of course I said "yeah". Pretty sure they recorded me saying that and I have no idea what messed up scam is headed my way. Don't pickup. Don't speak. 98% sure this is a scam meant to record your responses.

Called the # back and its a survey.

I read an article about it on the news where its a new scam right now where they ask you first is "can you hear me" then they record your voice etc and try to ask info to steal from you.

They called me, sounds like a recording. Said I stayed at one of their resorts, and qualify for a cruise. Obvious scam. When she asked if it was okay to ask a few questions, I said, "No thanks, not in the mood for a scam", it was silent for like 2 seconds, until she said,
"Great! First question, are you over the age of 18?"
Which, I'm not. I'm 17. When I told her that, she immediately hung up withough another word. First of all, if ur tryin to scam me out of my money, you might as well not be rude about it. Obvious scam. Don't even bother.

Receive two or three calls a day from a recorded call claiming to be Allison from  the warranty department.