The caller is a SCAM company called Grand Carribean Cruise Line or something to that extent. They try to sucker you into a cruise deal. Read the blogs about them; they do whatever they can to get your credit card # (telling you they won't charge it, they just need it to make your reservation which you can use anytime in the next 18 months). Once they have your card number they charge hundreds of dollars without telling you. THIEVES!!!!! big scam, AVOID.
Well i got a call the young gave a name of cassie jackson, was very rude when i said i did not want pay the118.00 , ask could i borrow it are call home and get it, i told her its ok i good she told me i was dumb and pay 400. later then, i called bac a few times waited on hold then they hung up on me then i called back spoke with a lady name robin then a so called supervisor by the name of caleb, claim the women did not work in office, so i called carnvial , lets see how this go
I live in Florida and I got a call from this number this afternoon. The lady was calling from Caribbean Cruise Line to let me know I had won a free cruise, and the only thing I was responsible for was paying $59.00 per person for government port taxes. I used to work in sales in high school, so this call wasn't a real surprise to me, and I'm a sucker for filling out free stuff online and I actually remembered filling out an online form for a free cruise a few days ago, so I figured maybe this was real. So I listened to the lady explain the "special offer" and it was for a 3 days 2 night cruise to the Grand Bahamas. I wanted some more information so she gave me their website www.grandcaribbeancl.com and I was a little surprised at how nice the actual website and video tour was. I proceeded to listen to her explain how they were able to offer a cruise for "free" and so I decided to give her an old credit card that I knew was canceled. The girl obviously had no idea, and she came back online to inform me that my credit card was declined and not accepted (which made perfect sense to me). She then gave me their customer service number 1-800-221-8200 and a reservation number. She told me once I had money on my credit card that I could call the customer service number and give them my reservation number and still get the deal for $118. I'm going to call the customer service number in a few days when I have some extra money and see if I can still book it with them. I called the customer service number after I got off the phone and it took me to their customer service center, but I hung up. So this seems like a pretty legitimate deal to me.
And I used to work in a call center when I was in high school and my advice to others who don't want to be called or sold anything, just tell them "please put me on your do not call list". It works, and they'll stop bugging you.
I recently received calls from 206-397-5271 and also from 302-394-6827 and would like to have these calls blocked as I don't know who they are, the 302 # never answered, I could hear noises in the background but no person came on the line. The 206# their was a person, but didn't recognize the voice.
The caller is a SCAM company called Grand Carribean Cruise Line or something to that extent. They try to sucker you into a cruise deal. Read the blogs about them; they do whatever they can to get your credit card # (telling you they won't charge it, they just need it to make your reservation which you can use anytime in the next 18 months). Once they have your card number they charge hundreds of dollars without telling you. THIEVES!!!!! big scam, AVOID.