Yeah, this [***] keeps calling me. I told her I don't have a credit card, and that I'm underage. I faked being my sister, who's name is Alicia. And that's who the woman was asking for. Apparently, she's one a trip to Florida for 2 and they had my sisters hotmail, date of birth which is 1980 they stated (she's actually born in 2000 meaning she's only 10 years old) anyways i told them that i was underaged and that i don't have a credit card. it's okay, if they call back i'll report again.
Yeah, this [***] keeps calling me. I told her I don't have a credit card, and that I'm underage. I faked being my sister, who's name is Alicia. And that's who the woman was asking for. Apparently, she's one a trip to Florida for 2 and they had my sisters hotmail, date of birth which is 1980 they stated (she's actually born in 2000 meaning she's only 10 years old) anyways i told them that i was underaged and that i don't have a credit card. it's okay, if they call back i'll report again.
My husband saw the number on our phone and called it. A woman excitedly told him that he one a trip to Disney. When asked how he won, she said "you entered on line". My husband does not have an email address, nor does he EVER use email. I asked her what email address was used and she gave me one. Of couse, it was not my email address which would have warranted a closer look, but it was NOT mine. She rattled on and on about Disney, Daytona Beach, Mexico trips (talked so fast it was hard to even catch what she was saying). It was hard to get a word in. My husband advised me that she knew my name (although my email address never came into the conversation for her to know my name) -- that is still a mystery; HOWEVER, I remember something about ALL EXPENSES paid except for $49 per person. (yeah, right) I didn't let it go any further, but it was really annoying and I cut it off.