Strangely, a too‑good‑to‑be‑true vacation prize often signals a scam. Callers using upbeat scripts and promises of free trips usually aim to harvest personal information or push unwanted services. If you receive a call claiming you’ve won a Bahamas getaway, pause and ask for a verifiable reference number, then hang up before providing any details. Never share Social Security numbers, bank info, or passwords over the phone. Report the number to the FTC and your carrier’s spam‑block service. Stay skeptical, keep a record of the call, and verify any offer through official channels.
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