They're baaaaack. This time I get a call from 1-100-000-000 (no such number) and a recorded voice offers me a FREE cruise to Cancun, Mexico. Well, I didn't press 1 as suggested but I have a couple of comments. These bozos (and by now we know who they are) are offering a Canadian a free (excuse me for choking) cruise with incidentals paid in U.S. Funds. At the moment the Canadian dollar is 95 cents U.S. Then, I have my airfare to Orlando. (return trip approx. 700 dollars Canadian) This is a deal? It's the same tired old scam which by now every Canadian with half a brain knows from whence it comes. This kind of crap is hurting Florida's already dubious distinction of being the worst state in the U.S. For encouraging this kind of behaviour toward Canadians.in fact most Canadians prefer to vacation in Cuba where they don't follow you on the beach trying to sell you pathetic time shares in dubious condos. If you see the above number on your call minder, pick up the phone, cut the connection, hang up and report the incident to the CRTC. That's Canada's watchdog for the Do Not Call List. Make sure your name is on that list, and don't bother contacting the FCC, the American version. All they want to know is... How much did they take you for. With Americans, it's all about money.
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