seems like a pain

This number came to my cell saying i'll get $1000.00 if i press number 1 on my cell

This number is phone SPAM!

Name and address needed to determine why they are calling

"travel related call and we will back shortly"
then it prompts you to enter your phone number.
"If you don't enter your phone number, you will be disconnected."

voice recording when I called back. Travel issure matter and will call you back shortly

This number called me and I missed it (must have hung up after first ring). I called back and it said that this is a Travel Related Call and they would call back shortly. To be removed from their list, press "1". Naturally, I didn't press it.

I did a reverse phone number look-up, and found that"(206) 462-1796 is a Cell Phone and not available", and that it's in Seattle, Washington (I'm Canadian--206 area codes mean little to me).

So, it's fairly obviously a scam.

pre-recorded message indicating I'd won a free trip to Cancun

Got a call from this number on my government-issued BB8800. It was a pre-recorded message in spanish by a female. No clue what she was taking about.

Received a call in Spanish advising me that I had won $500, and that I should press "1" to claim my money. I'm not sure what pressing "1" would have accomplished but I just stayed on the line; they eventually hung up.

Got a call from this number. not sure who it was

all spanish

who? where? why? has anyone spoken to the caller?

I got a call in Spanish announcing that I had won $500, and pressed 1, just for fun. Waited a few moments and, after some music, someone actually started talking: "You just won a four days/three nights family vacation to Orlando, FL and a coupon book valued at $500". This person asked for my age and, when I requested what company he represented, he hung up.
This is obviously a scam. Beware!

This call came in on my cell phone. Another site where I looked up this phone number, callercomplaints.com, said that this number is "spoofed": "Caution, 206-462-1796 is a 'spoofed' number, which means that whoever called you 'tricked' your caller ID to display an incorrect phone number." Glad to see a translation of the Spanish on here. I hung up after "felicidades" but I probably wouldn't have understood the rest anyway.

Cell phone call - "just won a free trip to Cancun - press 1 to claim"

I'm ticked that this call came in on my cell phone - I never give out the number.

Sounded like an automated message in Spanish. I hung up.

Another Spam from this telephone number.

This is an automated message, and when I dialed the number, a person cursed at me
when I told her that I'm not interested in their offer. It was really shocking that these
phone scammers can invade us and disrespect us just like that. I wish there's a way to stop this low life people.