Got a call on my cell phone at 9:28 am on Monday, 3/6/2017. This message was left:
Oh, I am so sorry about that. I was having a little problem with my headset. Anyway, my name is Emily, and I'm calling because you stayed at one of our resorts in the past and you qualify for a 75% savings on an amazing 4 day 3 night vacation Getaway in Magical, Orlando, Florida and a 3 day 2 night stay in sunny South Florida where you will then depart on a fabulous 2 night cruise to the Bahamas and as an added bonus you'll receive an unlimited mileage rental car. So you can visit all the attractions now. Here's the best part we're going to include your breakfast lunch and dinner for your entire vacation as well as your entertainment on board the cruise now. They are only giving away a few cruise cabins per state so they are on a first come first serve basis, and I only have a few questions to ask before I transfer you to a personal travel coordinator who will give you . . .
The message cut off at the end. I don't know if Google Voice cut it off, or the incoming system realized they it had reached a voicemail box. I have never stayed at a resort, so this is definitely a bogus call. Also, I have received other calls (not sure if the name was Emily) where they start out saying they have a problem with their headset. Is this a ploy to make you think you're talking to a real person so you'll keep listening? BLOCKING.
They just called me. I answered but they said nothing. We are a business so they probably did not want to talk to me. I did not want to talk to the either.
I have received three identical phone calls from different (apparently spoofed) numbers. Blocking the number doesn't help because they just spoof another one (always from your own area code). Looking on whitepages.com this appears to be a valid landline number.