Bogus free cruise offer. Why would anyone give the time of day to a low life hawking "free" (nothing is free...NOTHING) cruise? There will be some huge catch I assure you. At worse, the "cruise" will be in some dangerous third world country (that you'll have to buy a plane ticket to), from where you'll be lucky to return with either malaria or a bunch of tetsi fly larva burrowing under your skin (look that up on youtube...you'll puke). In the unlikely event the "cruise" is in the usa, it will likely be on some smelly part of the Hudson river...& regardless, for sure on a filthy old rat infested barge purchased as salvage. In addition, your name & all contact info you provide will be sold to every slimey entity on the web, so you can enjoy robo calls at all hours & other assorted smam for years to come. Ya.....I'll pass.
I received a call on my cell from 3604612590, it is a robo-call. Something about answer some questions and win a cruise. How do I get this reported to the FCC or the proper authorities? It is frustrating they can get away with this.
I don't appreciate your robo call at 7:06am. Actually I don't appreciate your call at all. Take my number off your list. Oh, wait, your sleazy company doesn't use lists or you would know that my number is on the no-call list. Have a crappy day loser!
Person just called me four times in a row and immediately hung up. Did not have enough time to even answer it. Glad it wasn't someone important but still annoying.