It looks like the number +19549895462 is part of a widespread scam targeting people in various countries, particularly in Latin America. The caller, often identified as "Ana García," leaves messages claiming you've won a free trip, usually to Florida or a Caribbean cruise. They urge you to call back to claim your prize. However, these calls are clearly fraudulent, as many users report no one answering or being asked for personal information. The scammers likely use automated calls to cast a wide net, hoping to catch unsuspecting victims. If you receive such a call, do not call back or provide any personal details. Instead, block the number and report it to your local authorities. Stay vigilant and spread the word to protect others from falling for this scam.
After receiving a call from Ana García, I researched the number and found warnings from others, which helped me avoid potential scams.
After receiving a call claiming I'd won a cruise to Florida and finding this blog, it's clear the call was a fraud; thank you for sharing your experience and raising awareness about such scams.
Para Juan Manuel y todos los que dicen que los yankis son unos estafadores hijas [***] , les recuerdo que los que llaman por telefono promocionando esta estafa del viaje gratis , son claramente latino's que viven en Florida (EEUU), no son yankis
The caller identified themselves as Maru.
Similarly, I received a call from the 0019549895629 number.
Approximately 10 minutes ago, I received a call from ANA GARCIA, claiming I had won a ticket to the Bahamas, which turned out to be a scam; please do not return the call.
To Osvaldo and everyone claiming Yankis are scammers, I'd like to point out that the people promoting the free trip scam over the phone are clearly Latin Americans living in Florida, not Yankis, obviusly.
I'am from BsAs and i've already recieved like 5 calls from this number.
Found a message from Anita Grecia, supposedly the Directora de promociones, on my answer machine a few days ago.
Similarly, I received a call from Claudio, and honestly, their approach seems fraudulent, particularly with their insistence on a supposedly free trip that I never expressed interest in, which raises questions about their methods.
It's unclear whether anyone has fallen victim to the alleged fraud, despite widespread skepticism about the number's legitimacy
This is utterly disgraceful, a call collect from Buenos Aires, clearly a scam, does anyone know a lawyer who can help me take action against this incessant caller, Ana Garcia, who harasses me daily? Thank you
Desde Buenos Aires, Argentina, recibi tres llamadas consecutivas de este número 0541-2300003 y luego de buscar en internet, encontré este foro, gracias por la advertencia!!!, es muy util
Desde Buenos Aires, estoy recibiendo llamadas diarias con el mismo mensaje en el contestador durante la última semana, similar a las experiencias de otros.
Based in Argentina, I received a message from this number and after explaining I didn't have a card and didn't understand why they were calling, the call was abruptly ended.
Gracias por advertir a la gente, thanks for warning people, I just received a call and was suspicious so I looked it up and found this page. Blessings.
I had a similar experience where I was told to call a specific number regarding a supposed cruise prize, but thankfully I didn't fall for it as it seemed suspicious.
Im from argentina, I just recieved a call from this number, I said hola several times, but they didnt respond, then they hung up, it was around 14:58 on july 24th.
Evidently, Ana Garcia is a scammer who has also targeted me, and it's clear that these individuals are con artists.
After being called four times, I searched online and found this community, realizing others have had similar experiences, and it might be wise to spread the word and report them.
They have calleed me three times already, asking me to contact Ana Garcia, I beleeve this is a scam, similair cases have happend befor, and the people who responded ended up paying alot of money
They called me today; when I returned the call they asked for personal details—name, surname, phone number, and my card's expiration date. I realized it was a scam, hung up immediately and refused to give any more information. Truly terrifying.
The location of this number is argentina, bs as, barrio mataderos or somethings
On July 14, 2010, Ana Garcia left several urgent messages requesting a callback to claim a cruise prize, which appears to be a scam
After hearing a couple of phrases, the call was ended
A gentleman named Hugo Perez Solano from Dream Time Tour contacted me with an offer for a vacation package in Orlando and the Bahamas for $1396, requesting my credit card information. I am now concerned and would appreciate any advice on how to handle this situation.
It's worth noting that this is a US number, which means you'll be charged for an international call if you answer; unfortunately, international spam calls are becoming more common, adding to the nuisance of calls like those from Volkswagen in Argentina
Whilst in Costa Rica, i recieved a call from this number, prompting me to return the call to validate a supposid cruise prize to the Bahamas at 16:46hours (-6GMT)...apparantly
On June 12th, I received a call from the same woman using the same number, offering the same package, thanks to the group that posted this warning, I was cautious.
To demonstrate the persistence of these calls, I received calls on June 2, 7, and 8, asking me to return the call to 954-989-5629
