Like a wolf in a hotel lobby, the call pretends to be an Expedia or Hotels.com agent but is really a fraudster hunting for personal data. These callers often reference recent bookings, ask you to confirm bank or credit‑card details, and may use a convincing accent. Never share personal info or banking numbers over the phone; instead hang up and contact the company through the official website or known customer‑service number. Block the number on your phone, report it to the FTC’s complaint portal, and alert your bank if any transactions look suspicious. Staying skeptical and verifying through trusted channels stops the scam before it spreads.
The call was allegedly for purchase verification purposes.
A message was received from an individual claiming to be Major General Diana Holland, soliciting assistance with 'safe keeping of some packages' and requesting contact via personal email.
A message was received from someone claiming to be Major General Diana Holland, requesting assistance with package safekeeping and providing an email address for further communication.
Major General Diana Holland contacted me with a request to assist in safely keeping packages, asking that I reach out to her via personal email with the provided address
A message was received from someone claiming to be Major General Diana Holland, requesting assistance with a package and providing an email address
I recieved a message from a caller name Major General Diana Holland, she want me to assist her with somthing
They are verifyting a purchase
The purpose of the call was to verify a purchase
The call was supposedly to verify a purchase.
Its verifying a purchse
Following three unauthorized transactions on my credit card with KLM, I received this call, so it's advisable to disregard the call and immediately contact your credit card company
Following unauthorized transactions on my credit card, I received a call; I ignored it and contacted my credit card company immediately.
Following unauthorized transactions on my credit card, I received a call from this number, which I ignored and instead contacted my credit card company
Received a call after unauthorized transactions were made on my credit card; it's best to ignore such calls and contact your credit card company immediately
A call was received from this number at 22:34, inquiring about a booking, and a follow-up call was made at 23:10 without identifying themselves as Expedia
At 22:34, I received a call from this number, and the caller inquired about a booking I had allegedly made, but they did not identify themselves as being from Expedia, even when they called back at 23:10.
In the UK, I received a late-night call from this number, inquiring about a booking reservation, followed by a second call shortly after, but the caller didn't identify themselves as being from Expedia.
I recieved a call from this number at 22:34, I am based in the UK, they were asking me about a booking I reserved, then they called me back at 23:10, but they never said they were from Expedia
Received call about booking
i encountered this number in a suspicious email that appeared to be phishing.
I received this number through a phishing email, which raised suspicions about its legitimacy
I recieved this number in a phishing email, which is pretty suspicious
This number was included in a phishing email I received, raising suspicions about its legitimacy.
Received phishing email with this number
I think this is a scam related to hotels.com or somthing
It look like a scam from Hotels.com
This number is obviousley a scam, pertaning to Hotels.com
This number is associated with a scam related to Hotels.com.
Hotels.com scam
After discovering unauthorized transactions on my credit card from KLM, I received a call from this number, which I ignored and immediately contacted my credit card company.
