I jsut got a call from them. The only way to stop these people from calling is to register your phone with the National Do Not call list and then anytime someone that calls report them.
I was called and told that I had won a free cruise. The only thing that I would have to pay are the port fees. $59 per person. I thought this was a great deal. I have won vacations before and done the time share so I figured I will go for it. So I asked for an email to confirm. I was given an email I tried to log in and it kept telling me it was invalid. I told her that I was not comfortable giving my credit card over the phone. She then went into how it was free and how could I not want it and what else can she do to prove me that it was ok. She then gave me a website to go to. So I went to the website. All that was on the page was a picture of a Ship and the deck layout. No company name, no phone number, no contact information. I then again said I am still not comfortable giving my credit card. She then transferred me to her manager. The manager came on and gave me another website. Again just a picture of a ship and a cover of a magazine saying how it was the best cruise and how it has been rated the best cruise for the last 10 years in a row. She then began to get frustrated because I would not give her my credit card and did not want to commit to paying for it. I told her that I would have to look into it more. She then told me well anyone can write anything they want online but that doesn't make it true. I told her that I believe most of what I read on the internet. When someone says its a scam it is more then likely a scam and I don't have to give the person that I am reading about my credit card number. I was then hung up on.
They told me I was the "lucky winner of a FREE Carnival Cruise", so get a pen and paper so he can tell me the exciting details. I told him I wasn't interested and he left me alone (for now, at least)