This is nothing more than a phone scam where eventually the person asks "can you hear me?" If you answer "yes" , your answer was just recorded and can be used as proof that you purchased something later on, when you actually didn't.
I have gotten calls on both my cell phones from this number, which apparently is made by a sophisticated chatbot. It starts the same way each time, a bit of a silence and then some laughter, followed by the cheerful voice of a young woman saying something along the lines of, 'Sorry about that, I had to adjust my headset, this is Emily, and you recently stayed at one of our resorts . . .' I recognized the schtick the third and fourth times I got calls and tried to get "Emily" to shut up, as my cell numbers are new and the caller has no way of knowing what resorts I've stayed at. But she continues blathering on, so I assume this is only a robot. Obviously this is some form of scam, so just hang up on bubbly "Emily" - you can't offend a robot!
I was called by the same recording but from a different #. I think they use a number for an hour or maybe a day and then switch so as to avoid being caught by the authorities. The recording was intentionally deceitful and tried to pretend like it was not a recording with the following trick: "hello? Hello? (laughter) oh sorry, I was having trouble with my headset! This is Emily and I'm calling you because you recently stayed at one of our resorts..." blah blah blah. who the hell is going to give money, do business with or otherwise entertain an obviously deceitful company like this?
This is nothing more than a phone scam where eventually the person asks "can you hear me?" If you answer "yes" , your answer was just recorded and can be used as proof that you purchased something later on, when you actually didn't.