Oddly enough, the call showed a Fleetcor ID while the speaker claimed to represent CLC Lodging, a mismatch that often flags spoofed or mis‑routed outreach. The male voice, introducing himself as Joe, asked about corporate travel—typical of a telemarketing script aimed at extracting business details. Recipients should verify the company’s official number before engaging, and if the request seems irrelevant, redirect the call to a designated fraud‑monitoring line. Updating caller‑ID filters and training staff to question unexpected travel inquiries can reduce wasted time and protect sensitive information.
The caller ID showed FLEETCOR, and a male caller introduced himself as Joe from CLC Lodging, but after informing him that I was not the right person to speak to, I transferred the call to a voicemail of someone who is no longer with our company