This is a scam of the lowest order. The caller will act as if he/she is fumbling around with his/her headset, then ask if you can hear them now. Do NOT under any circumstance say the word "yes" or anything like it. As one poster said, it's someone selling cruises but this is worse because the people making the call are recording it, and they'll doctor the recording to have you saying "yes" in response to the question of whether you want in on the cruise, even if you hang up on them before then. Then they start sending you the bill. This is nationwide and a lot of people have been ripped off.
Scam. She said the same thing to me about her headset. I tried interrupting her but she wouldn't stop talking. I screamed reallyr loud at her telling her to FO and I hung up. Blocked.
Please DO NOT say anything when they call again (and they will--call me multiple times a week for several weeks now). It is a recording and, as Seattle Sue wrote, it is a scam. It was on the local news. They are trying to record you saying "yes" so they can use it for their scammy purpose.
I kind of wish I WOULD have answered it now. When she says, "Can you hear me?" I might answer, "No. I really cannot hear you." And just keep answering "no" until she figures it out. But I didn't. And I probably won't.