Received a call from this number, ID'ed only as "Florida". Automated message jabbered on about taking advantage of a tax-season vacation to Disney World. I've never been to Florida, and definitely never have been at any Disney property. Trying to merely exist during my current economic situation, I have NO interest in going now. Of course, this is either a spoof call/scam or an overpriced deal.
No message left. This number has called multiple times. I called the number back and received the recording, "This is a non-working number." I am on the do not call list and will report this number.
People don't sweat about these caller's calling you. It's agravating, I know. So what'cha should do is, act interested and KEEP them on the line as LONG as possible. You see, by doing that the caller is paying for the call, also they are paying someone to talk to you. So use them! and laugh when you say, "sorry NOT interested in your GOOD deals". They'll hate you for it. Then YOU hang-up smiling!! This is what YOU call getting even!!
We see this sort of suggestion a lot, but there are things you should know. Cost of the call is at most a few pennies. Sometimes the per minute cost is zero, and it is never more than over a penny or so a minute.
Employees are usually paid on sales, so likely little to no impact there - except to annoy a disposable (and readily replaceable) phone thrall. In fact, you may save the scammer money, as employees who quit frequently don't get paid what they are owed.
For all your efforts, if you put them out of pocket more than a nickel you've done well. Most people's time and energy is worth more than that.
As an alternative, read my (and others) posts on the many ways to block such calls. I personally use whitelisting, which means that I *never* have to deal with unwanted calls.