Hang up right away if the call sounds like a free‑cruise scam. Most of these numbers leave a brief, silent voicemail and then claim you won a trip or represent a veterans group — classic robocall tactics. Never share personal or financial details with an unknown caller, even if they mention a reputable organization. Use your phone’s block feature or a third‑party app to stop future rings from the same line. Report the number to the FTC or your carrier’s spam‑reporting portal. Keep a log of suspicious calls in case you need to dispute fraudulent activity later.
Apparently, this number claimed to be from a Veterans Association, stating I had requested a call last year, which is not true, and also mentioned an association I have no connection with.
Recieved a robo call from 'Lisa' claiming i could win a free cruise to the Bahamas..
The caller did not leave a message, suggesting the call was unimportant
They left a blank message on my voicemail for 2 second
A call was received but no message was left.
No message was leaved, like they didnt even care
The offer of a free cruise to the Bahamas sounded like a typical scam, so I just hung up.
A call was made, but no message was left.
A warning has been issued regarding potential scam activity associated with this number, serving as a precaution to others.