Surprisingly enough, the same scripted pitch keeps resurfacing across continents, promising a free Bahamas cruise from a so‑called “Green Time Tours” representative named Ana García. The pattern shows pre‑recorded messages, repeated phone numbers, and a push for personal data—classic hallmarks of a telemarketing scam. Callers often ask for credit‑card details or a callback to a suspicious line, which should raise immediate concern. Never share financial info, and consider blocking the number or reporting it to your carrier. If you’re curious, verify the offer directly with the official cruise line instead of returning the call.
to all the scammers out there, stop bothering the workers and get a job you lazy rats, I'm Raul the langa...........
They also called my bussiness, i was investigating where the call was from and i saw this forum, lucky i didnt call back, thanks to the creator of this forum, they dont deserve to be succeful.
From Lima - Miraflores, I received a call from Ana Garcia, who informed me that I had won a travel prize and needed to call back quickly to claim it. However, I was skeptical because the call came from a cellular number, and a legitimate company would typically use a fixed line. Upon researching online, my suspicions were confirmed, and it appears to be a scam.
I am writing from Lima, where I recently received a call from someone claiming to be Ana Garcia. She told me that I had won a free trip to Florida for eight days and that I needed to return the call immediately to claim my prize. This is clearly a scam, and I advise others to be cautious and not fall for such tactics.
I recieved a call from Ana García today, claiming it was urgent that I return the call or I would loose a prize, a trip to florida, but I didnt call back, and after researching online, I found alot of complaints about the same thing.
On November 3, 2009, at 11:00 am, I received a recorded call from this number.
I'am from Lima, Peru, and I recieved a call from this number
My wife recived a call at home and was very excited, so I called the number back from my celular, and a man with a caribbean accent named Jorge Cardona from Dreamtime tours answered, he asked for my adress and credit card number, but I didnt trust him and hung up.
I'm experiencing the same situation, and I wonder if anyone has been charged on their phone bill for returning a call to 'Ms. Ana García'; if so, is there a way to identify and take action against those responsible?
Please be aware that calls from this number, originating from Pereira, Colombia, may include a recorded message about a prize, and it's advised not to return these calls.
I was contacted by Green Time Tour, a company allegedly offering a free trip to Florida as a prize. They repeated a phone number, 001-954-989-5462, multiple times. I advise against answering calls from this number, as their intentions are unclear. Despite being from Panama, I've been warned about such scams and did not return the call. It's disappointing that these individuals are not being held accountable for their actions.
Today i recieved a call from this number, they told me i won a trip without entering any contest, which seems kinda fishy to me, i immediatly looked it up online and found that it's probably a scam, so please beware and dont return the call, you never know who's behind it or what they might do, i'm from San Cristobal, Estado Tachira, Venezuela, and it seems like they're targeting people from all over, including Colombia, Puerto Rico, and Chile.
Upon researching online, I discovered numerous reports indicating that the call I received claiming I had won a trip to Venezuela was likely a scam, and I appreciate the efforts to take action against these scammers.
I recivied a prerecorded call asking me to call 001 954 9895462, but I cheked online and this number apears to be a scam, and now I see that others have had similair experinces.
I also recived a call from doña "Ana García", on both my cell phone and home phone, I dont think it's legimate
The same story was repeated, claiming I had won a trip with a cruise included in Florida, which I initially believed and returned the call, but I will not be responding if they call again, thank you for your comments.
While visiting the Isla de Margarita in Venezuela, a call was received from this number, informing me of a supposed winning of a trip to Florida; however, this claim was false, as no participation in a contest had occurred, and it is evident that this was a fraudulent scheme.
This number made contact with me
