Left a voicemail saying I was selected at a runner up in a contest I allegedly entered (which I do not recall, but I do tend to enter quite a few contests) to win a trip to Cabo. I vacation in Cabo every year and I actually stay in a privately owned condo at this very resort (Wyndham). Because it is owned and rented privately, there is no way the resort itself would have my contact information. my "prize" is a huge discount if I book a vacation with them. It seems fishy since it is a hotel I frequent and it is located in my destination of choice. However, when I googled the number, it points to a different resort in Cancun, not Cabo.

It sure would be nice if they could pass a law (with accompanying software preventing spoofing) to make it illegal to send caller ID info without the name of who's calling.  I mean keep your number private if need be, but TELL ME WHO YOU ARE!

And by the way, legit companies WHO WANT BUSINESS will tell you not only who they are, but how to reach them to give them your MONEY in return for goods and services.

But, no, sorry I can't tell you who called.  Simply, "TOLL FREE CALLER" then the 800 number.  Duh, really? Who the heck's going to answer a toll free caller at the dinner hour?  IF YOU HAVE LEGIT BUSINESS WITH ME YOU MUST IDENTIFY YOUR COMPANY.  If not, THEN DO NOT CALL ME.