Yesterday evening, a call from +16036856298 claimed I’d won a free stay at a resort, a story that matches dozens of similar reports. Callers repeatedly cite contest entries from bridal shows, trade fairs, or timeshare events, then push a travel package or ask for personal info. The pattern is a classic prize‑win scam where the real goal is to harvest numbers for future telemarketing. If you receive such a call, hang up, do not provide any details, and block the number through your carrier or a call‑blocking app. Report the incident to the FTC and consider placing a do‑not‑call request to limit repeat calls.
I recived a call from this number saying i won a free night at pollard brook resort, but its a timshare scam, ive never entred any drwaing.
The continous phone calls with no message are becomming incrediably annoyning
Repeated calls are made throughout the day without leaving any messages
This number is used by 'Trip Joy Advantage', a telemarketing company that targets individuals who have filled out forms at various events, such as the Yankee sportsman's Classic, in an attempt to sell free trips.
Fed up with fraudulent calls claiming I've won a prize, just leave me alone!
The company claims we signed up for a contest, but we didnt, and they sell your number to others, its a scam
Numerous unwanted calls have been received from this number.
The caller claimed to be from a company, and stated that i had won a prize, but the call sounded suspicious, with multiple voices in the background, so i did not return the call.