Like a glittering mirage on a desert highway, these calls promise free vacations that vanish the moment you try to claim them. The pattern is a scripted sales pitch that pressures you to confirm personal details or schedule a pickup at a remote location. Never share personal information such as your address, email, or financial data, and don’t agree to meet anyone in person to collect a “prize.” Block the number on your phone, add it to the national Do‑Not‑Call Registry, and report the call to the FTC or your state consumer protection office. If the offer feels too good to be true, trust that instinct and hang up.
Apparently, I was a winner of a contest I had no recollection of entering, which seemed suspicious
A claim of winning a sweepstakes turned out to be a timeshare scam, attempting to trick the recipient into responding
Following a call today, I was offered a free vacation and other gifts via email, despite being in a dating relationship and not married; thankfully, these reviews warned me about this potential scam.
I missed a call, and the voicemail claimed I had won a prize for something I did not remember entering, which seems like a scam
This is a clear case of a scam, be warned.
Left a message sayin i win a vacation, my husban get the same call last month, they say we win a trip to ogunquit maine or cape cod, but we only enter for a yeti cup, thats pretty funny
Several calls were made, with the first message claiming a vacation package had been won, but subsequent calls only featured breathing sounds.
I recived a voicemail about a supposid vacation prize from Inn seasons resort, but after researching, I think it's a scam and I'm goin to block the number.
Coincidentally, after filling out a getaway application in NH, my husband and I both recived a call claiming we won, that was a red flag for me!!
I have also received the same call, which appears to be completely false.
A call from Bridget claimed I won a prize, but it was a scam requiring me to attend a seminar to collect, and I advise others to block the number and ignore such calls
A robotic voice left a voicemail, saying her name is Michelle, that i won a contest thru Famous Footwear, but i didnt enter any contest, so its probaby a scam
This is a scam, dont bother calling back, just block it
A call claiming a prize win through Regal cinema was suspicious, as it only requested a name without asking for an email address to send further details. This behavior is indicative of potential scamming activities.
A caller claimed I had won a vacation, but when I disputed this, the caller, who identified herself as Bridget, became aggressive and ended the call, stating she already had my information
This company sets up tables in tourist areas, encouraging people to enter a contest to win a free vacation.
A person claiming to be John cald, informing me about a supposely won vacation package, after researching the number i found out its a scam, beware of these scamers
I was informed that I had won a vacation package from a Shutterfly sweepstakes, but I never filled out any promotion. I think its a scam, and I dont want to give them any more informations.
A caller claimed I had won a sweepstakes from the Kohls website, but upon questioning, the caller became hostile and continued to call, prompting me to contact Kohls, who confirmed it was a scam and advised me to block the number
A caller claimed the recipient had won a large vacation package and needed to call back for prize pickup details
I was targeted by a fraudulent company, which I immediately recognized as a scam; it's concerning that such companies can operate for extended periods without being prosecuted
They left me a message saying i won a prize, but i know it's a scam, they want me to call them back for more info...
Today, I received a call stating I had entered a contest on the Kohls website, which sounded suspicious to me
I was inform'd i had won a gift, but it seem's like a timshare, they want you to listen to their talk to get a voucher for their resort
They told me I had won a prize from somthing online, but I dont remember entering, the guy said his name was chris from the gift department, it sounded odd, so I didnt call back and then I saw this and yeah, its def a scam.
I got a voicemail from someone claiming I had won a prize in an online contest, but I dont remember entering any contest, supposibly I need to call back to claim my prize
A voice message was left claiming that I had won prizes from a contest at the Marshfield Fair, but the message seemed suspicious and requested a call back to a different number.
i recieved a voice message saying i won some prizes from a contest i supposly entered, but i dont remember entering no contest
A voice message was left claiming I had won prizes from an online contest, stating they had been trying to reach me since June and that I needed to call back to the gift department before noon or the prizes would be given to someone else, which seemed suspicious since I don't recall entering any contest.
I was contacted by a woman who informed me that I had won a vacation package of significant value at no cost to me.