On 27 April 2015: Received call, recording said: "Hilton Hotels has randomly selected your number for a free hotel stay – press one to speak to our agent”. First in-person agent asked if I was over 30 years old and had a credit card in my name. Transferred me to a second in-person agent in-person agent (Brian), who said he represented “Mexico Dream Holidays” and wanted to explain a hotel or vacation promotion.
On 27 April 2015: Received call, recording said: "Hilton Hotels has randomly selected your number for a free hotel stay – press one to speak to our agent”. First in-person agent asked if I was over 30 years old and had a credit card in my name. Transferred me to a second in-person agent in-person agent (Brian), who said he represented “Mexico Dream Holidays” and wanted to explain a hotel or vacation promotion.
It sounds like the beginning of a typical scam. Don't be surprised if they require you to "place a deposit" using your credit card. STAY AWAY FROM STRANGERS who ask for any kind of financial information over the phone. Would you give your credit card to a stranger on the street?