I am sure it is a robo call; I answered and got a real person reading the resort/cruise scam sales pitch, even a car and all meals included, without even a pause until I was going to be asked a few questions and then transfer to the next phase of the scam. But they were not able to ask me any questions because I said I was not interest and proceeded to hang up while they continued to try and continue the sales pitch. You have to feel sorry for the poor phone operators making these calls, it is the scammers that need to be brought to justice.
I am sure it is a robo call; I answered and got a real person reading the resort/cruise scam sales pitch, even a car and all meals included, without even a pause until I was going to be asked a few questions and then transfer to the next phase of the scam. But they were not able to ask me any questions because I said I was not interest and proceeded to hang up while they continued to try and continue the sales pitch. You have to feel sorry for the poor phone operators making these calls, it is the scammers that need to be brought to justice.
About the 4th time I've received this call from a woman who giggles then apologizes for a problem with her headset. I have always just hung upon her before, but this time I tried to tell her to not call back. Her message just kept rambling on so this is a recording. She wants to offer a resort or cruise and kept asking May I transfer you to an agent? Without my response she kept repeating the same question. I think this is a scam like "Can you hear me scam>" that tries to make a person say yes.