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- Florence, SC, USA

caller said hello then there was a pause. then apparently they acted as if there was a problem with the phone and asked if I could hear them. before I could think about it I said yes but then I quickly hung up while he was talking. I think that this could have been one of these new phone scams so I reported it to you. this happened just shortly so I do not know what they will try to do with my yes response. I guess I will have to monitor mt checking account closely.

- Littleton, CO, USA

I'm pretty sure i was scammed. I received a call for the phone number 339-333-8031 caller ID says it is from Lincoln MA I tried to call it back a recording says this account number is not valid.

When I answered the person this is and gave a name and then nothing and not thinking I said YA? So now what's going to happen. What do I need to watch for? Any help is appreciated. there is no money lost yet but I'm sure it's coming. If you are not able to help me can you suggest who I should call?

- Warminster, PA, USA

Scammer called my place of employment. When transferred to me they asked if this was "my name" to which I replied "yes" and then they hung up

When I called the number back, it states he number was no longer in service

My wife received a phone call this morning from a caller claiming he was a job recruiter. My wife had attended the Alabama Job Link Job Fair last week so immediately assumed this was a legitimate caller. The caller asked her the type of work she was interested in and what her salary requirements were. She responded to these questions and the caller stated that he had positions available and would ask her some more questions.

The first question he asked was "Are you a US Citizen?" Her response was "No", as she is not a citizen. He again asked her the same question "Are you a US Citizen?" and she replied "No, I'm a legal permanent resident with a work permit". The caller then abruptly ended the call saying "we don't have any openings for you" and hung up.

As this is a violation of the EEOC laws, I tried calling the number on the caller ID and received a recording stating "Thank you for calling customer service." The message didn't identify the company and said to e-mail questions to [email protected].

This appears to be a variant of the "Can you hear me?" scam. I'm informing the BBC as the number is a N. Alabama number (Boaz) and the questions are coinciding with the recent Job Fair held last week.

- Seattle, WA, USA

We just got a call on a business line they asked for me specifically - and when they said is this XXXXX XXXX I said yes, they hung up immediately

It's the can you hear me scam

- Yulee, FL, USA

I received one of the "can you hear me" phone calls today 3/21/17 at 1:07 p.m,.

- Aurora, CO, USA

I got a call this afternoon from a local number (the ONLY reason I answered the call was because it came from a local number). An overly perky sounding woman who seemed surprised that I answered...and said she needed to adjust her headset, so I thought it was an actual person.

She didn't identify herself or the company she was with, only mentioned "a resort I've stayed at before" and immediately launched into a long speel about a free resort stay or cruise with no room for interjection.

I politely waited to see where this was going and if this was a live person or a bot and she asked me "to claim your prize, can I ask you a few questions?"

I said "no thanks" and there was a pause, then "I didn't catch that. Are you still there?" At that point I hung up.

- Manila, UT, USA

They said their headset slipped and I said yes. Then they offerd a discount cruise. I then said take me off your list and hung up. I didn't realize it was a scam unail I started reading about the yes scam and it said they will say things like my headset slipped.

- San Diego, CA, USA

Caller said can you hear me... I'm having trouble with my headset. Then proceeded to tell me that I had recently stayed in one of their resorts and now qualified for a trip to Orlando Florida with meals included at over 75% off.....I tried to cut her off then realized it was a robocall.

- Newark, OH, USA

It was the "Can you hear me okay" scam. I think I'm "okay" because I didn't reply "Yes," I replied "I can." Still very annoying.

- Winchester, TN, USA

Caller used the scam "Can you hear me now" to solicit a "Yes" response. This implies I agree to buy something. In this case a vacation package.

- Norristown, PA, USA

I received a phone call and the gentleman said hi I'm calling from customer service can you hear me okay and I said yes and then you proceeded to tell me that I had was selected for a vacation and I hung up and then it hit me that that's the scam that has been going around and now I'm concerned that they're going to utilize my acknowledgement for their personal reasons

- Coeur D Alene, ID, USA

got a call from an automated system from the number 208-968-7802 that indicated they were having issues with a headset.

- League City, TX, USA

Asked if I could hear them. I did say yes then they said I won a cruise or vacation. I hung up.

- Newtown, PA, USA

Phone call asks me if I can hear them and waits for response. Then asks about a warranty that I know nothing about.

- Florissant, MO, USA

Pre-recorded telephone call received 12:02pm on 2/13/2017. Recording stated it was about a customer service issue. Second sentence was "Can you hear me?" I remembered reading about this scam last week, so I automatically responded with "what customer service?" It was at this point that I realized it was a recording, because the next thing that I heard was, "Good!" as if I had answered "yes" in response to their question about whether I could hear them.

- Lexington, SC, USA

"Car insurance policy rubbing out. Say yes to speak to an agent..."

Yes

Robo-hangup.

- Iowa City, IA, USA

I received a call from someone saying I had stayed in one of their resorts (no name given). They didn't identify me, but said I qualified for a 75% off travel package with a hotel stay, free rental car and a cruise, all based in Florida.

The call transpired in this order:

Unknown number(317-527-5548) called my phone.

Pause before dialogue started, claimed it was an issue with their headset.

Launched into pitch, didn't Identify self, company or ask who I was.

Then asked "If it was okay if I transfer you to someone who will explain the details.

I said "hold up, I have a few questions"

They repeated "can I transfer you?"

I said, "is this some kind of scam"

They repeated "can I transfer you?"

Then the line went quiet for a bit and hung up.

I called back the number and was played a recording saying " the survey you were responding to is now closed, if you would like to be removed form future calls press 9"

- Hillsboro, OR, USA

The idea of this phone scam is aimed at getting people who answer the call to say the word "yes." Once they have a recording on file of your voice saying "yes," scammers can then use it to authorize unwanted charges on bills, credit cards and more.

"You say 'yes,' it gets recorded and they say that you have agreed to something," Susan Grant, director of consumer protection for the Consumer Federation of America, told CBS News.

The caller may also ask you to press a button to be placed on the "do not call" registry, which is just a way for the crooks to find out if the number they called is active.

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