Like a wolf in a travel brochure, the call pretends to be a trusted booking site. The pattern is a classic impersonation scam: a heavy accent, urgent language, and a request for visa numbers or payment details. Never share personal or financial information over the phone, especially when the number differs from the official toll‑free line listed on the company’s website. Hang up, log the caller ID, and add the number to your block list. Verify any reservation by logging into your account directly or calling the verified number on the official site. Report the incident to the FTC or your phone carrier to help stop the fraud.
I recieved a call with a heavy indian accent, claiming to be from Orbitz, saying i need to call back to confirm my flight, but it was a scam, i checked the Orbitz site and found a different toll-free number.
An individual with an Indian accent, claiming to represent Orbitz, attempted to obtain visa information and charge additional fees for airline tickets
Beware of the Orbitz scam