I have exactly the same story as everyone else. Just hung up with them a few minutes ago. They called with a fog horn blaring in my ear "This is your captain speaking" - you won a free cruise just answer 10 survey questions. Then I stayed online to talk to a "live person" that verified my number and zip code and said they will contact me in about 3 days. Also sent me to this website - surveycruise.com - entered my phone number, zip code, clicked on "send, " then the site said "wrong information, " then forwarded to a page which asked for my email - pressed "send" again and got an "error report" page. So I'm entering the amount of damages for my promised free cruise tickets. There should be put an end to this nonsense. I work for "home health" as a nurse - and previously did not recognize the number and kept answering this B.S. Phone call between patient appointments only to hear this fog horn blaring in my ear (They must have tried to call me atleast 10 times different days and daytime hours) - so I previously hung up. This time - had some time to listen out of curiousity as they called at 7 P.M. After my work day. Yeah - this needs to have a STOP put to it. I'm sure it IS some kind of scam to get contact information obviously. And if I don't get the money for the cruise tickets - then my time alone for this B.S. Is $1500. Wasted time I could have spent finishing my paperwork for my job and spending time with my family, and now filling out this complaint and researching who in the heck now has my personal information, not to mention consumer information.
0 comments