Was called (at random) by an automated survey (united public opinion group) asking questions about my education level, and certain medical issues I may/may not have. It was in exchange for a cruise trip for two, for free. After the survey was completed I was directed to a live operator who (sounded ...
I received a call from (330) area code, was taken through several survey questions (10 If I remember correctly). I was advised that I now qualified for a cruise with Caribbean Cruise line. I was directed to the SurveyCruise.com website, where I verified my email and created a password from the ...
Call center in india or somewhere, same deal survey 10 questions and win a cruise for two. I laughed and answered all the questions as wrong as possible. Then when transfered live i asked the gentleman a series of questions about his company and let him know that he was being recorded and the call ...
Received call on my cell phone. First thing you hear is a ship's horn. Then a recording comes on and annouces that you would receive tickets for a cruise just for answering 10 questions. Instructed to push number for for Survey, so I did, I answered all of there questions, was a little strange what ...
Same deal as everyone else. Received a call from (360) 460-1844 of which I answered and was responded by an automated "captain" of a cruise ship. He informed me that if I completed an automated survey I would be awarded 2 cruise passes to the Bahamas. Red Flag Alert. I pretty much knew it ...
Got a random call and answered the questions for their survey. Seems like a scam so i hope that these people are shut down. Why bother and harm random/innocent people when the economy has done plenty of damage ...