I usually don't answer if I don't recognize the number, but for some reason I did this time. The female caller seemed surprised that I answered (saying "OH!" after some initial silence), but then blamed it on her headset. She stated that I had stayed at one of their resorts in the past and that I was now getting a free 4 night stay in Orlando, FL with a 2 night cruise to the Bahamas...PLUS a free rental car with UNLIMITED MILEAGE for the ENTIRE STAY. smh She then asked me if she could ask me a few questions before she transferred me to a travel agent. When I was finally able to get a word in, I asked her through which company is this. She did not answer my question but asked me again if she could ask me a few questions before she transferred me to one of their travel agents. This makes me wonder if one of the previous posts is right in that they are trying to record a "YES" response, perhaps to use maliciously - like to say you agreed to something you, in fact, did not agree to. Yikes! When the caller wouldn't answer what company this is through, I simply told her NO, I'm not interested, Thank you, and I hung up. This proves to me that sticking with my unrecognized number rule is a good idea. :)
Sales call, offering you a deal based on some resort you stayed at. They talk over you and stick to script. The woman seemed surprised I answered, so maybe she doesn't monitor which calls go through.