Recent patterns show brief, unanswered rings followed by immediate hang‑ups, a hallmark of aggressive outbound scripts. Callers often claim pre‑qualification for vacation packages, using a local ID to appear familiar before the recording kicks in. To curb these interruptions, let the call go to voicemail, block the number, and consider a call‑filtering app that flags known telemarketing prefixes. If a call does connect, request written verification and hang up if the pitch feels scripted. Reporting persistent offenders to the FCC or FTC can also help, especially when the same number resurfaces across multiple households.
Resort Vacations, Inc., with a call center located in the Inland Empire and corporate headquarters in San Juan Capistrano, CA, is allegedly associated with this number.
When i called back, they kept hanging up on me, its frustrating
No message was left after the call to my home phone.
It seems the caller started talking before realizing I hadn't answered, and my voicemail picked up a message saying something about being pre-qualified.
A call was made to my residence, but it went unanswered
I recieved a call late at night and when I called back, I got a recording about a Hawaiian vacation pitch, its definitly a scam.
It's advisable to report such incidents to the FCC and FTC via phone for prompt action
In Orange County, my home phone received a call from a number with a Caller ID indicating Inglewood, but no message was left.
My cell phone rang for just three seconds before the caller hung up.
This number called my cell, but didnt leave a message, kinda strange.