Robo-call from Cancun Dream Vacations (premiercancunvacations.com). They also called themselves Florida Getaways. The call starts out as a survey with the following questions: 1. are you 70 years of age or under?; 2. Do you have an income of $50,000+?; 3. do you have a credit or debit card? After answering these questions I was then transferred to an agent. This is a timeshare scam based out of Cancun, Mexico though I believe the call center the call was handled through is in Florida. I spoke with Christina (whom I was told it was her first day) and a manager named Brandon. I was given the website premiercancunvacations.com as well as two call back numbers of 800-983-1079 and 800-983-1482. The number that displayed on the caller ID (617-209-4267) is clearly spoofed.
Robo-call from Cancun Dream Vacations (premiercancunvacations.com). They also called themselves Florida Getaways. The call starts out as a survey with the following questions: 1. are you 70 years of age or under?; 2. Do you have an income of $50,000+?; 3. do you have a credit or debit card? After answering these questions I was then transferred to an agent. This is a timeshare scam based out of Cancun, Mexico though I believe the call center the call was handled through is in Florida. I spoke with Christina (whom I was told it was her first day) and a manager named Brandon. I was given the website premiercancunvacations.com as well as two call back numbers of 800-983-1079 and 800-983-1482. The number that displayed on the caller ID (617-209-4267) is clearly spoofed.