New state of the art robo call from Emily, who adjusts her headset, then goes into her spiel about calling because I have previously stayed in one of their resorts, and they have a travel special to Orlando, first question "Are you over 18?" - don't say yes! Her voice was so good I asked if she was an actress, but that seemed to be the wrong answer so the call was terminated. CID shows Unknown Name. This is a local area code and prefix, so when I called back the message is "The text mail subscriber is not available, please leave your name and number." Spoofed number = scam caller.
New state of the art robo call from Emily, who adjusts her headset, then goes into her spiel about calling because I have previously stayed in one of their resorts, and they have a travel special to Orlando, first question "Are you over 18?" - don't say yes! Her voice was so good I asked if she was an actress, but that seemed to be the wrong answer so the call was terminated. CID shows Unknown Name. This is a local area code and prefix, so when I called back the message is "The text mail subscriber is not available, please leave your name and number." Spoofed number = scam caller.
Update - Emily was my first interactive robot telemarketer. A poster for 951-381-3238 has started asking simple questions of these systems which bamboozle them - questions a real human could easily answer - like this one, "What color is a pumpkin?"