Returned this call with a blocked number and found out they claim to be WCA Subscriber Services...
They claim that they only call on subscribers and since my phone was blocked, they could not take the call.
Called back with unblocked number and they told me that I had filled out an online survey and was eligible for a free gift. To accept press 1. After pressing 1 was congratulated on my free prize a trip to a resort...
Before they could tell me anymore, they needed to confirm my age and then wanted to know my credit card information...
I explained that I am not allowed to have credit cards and they said that it was only for credit card holders and they hung up on me...
Gotta love the we have a FREE GIFT for you... as long as you can pay for it with your credit card.... lol
Wish I could find a way to block more numbers... lol
PS I don't fill out online surveys and don't have any subscriptions of any kind...
Returned this call with a blocked number and found out they claim to be WCA Subscriber Services...
They claim that they only call on subscribers and since my phone was blocked, they could not take the call.
Called back with unblocked number and they told me that I had filled out an online survey and was eligible for a free gift. To accept press 1. After pressing 1 was congratulated on my free prize a trip to a resort...
Before they could tell me anymore, they needed to confirm my age and then wanted to know my credit card information...
I explained that I am not allowed to have credit cards and they said that it was only for credit card holders and they hung up on me...
Gotta love the we have a FREE GIFT for you... as long as you can pay for it with your credit card.... lol
Wish I could find a way to block more numbers... lol
PS I don't fill out online surveys and don't have any subscriptions of any kind...
I received much the same type of call as "WCA Subscriber Services Scammers" above did.
I pressed #1 to receive free gift info and a woman got on the line and said she needed my credit card number ...I told her "I don't think so ..." , and she hung up.
PS ...the phone line was very static when she got on the line??
This is a fraud campaign currently active in Canada using a series of Iristel VOIP numbers. The objective is to obtain your credit card number and drain your account.
If you attempt to "opt out" your number will be confirmed as live and added to a suckers list for repeated future calls.