Helping Hands Called offering a free Bahamas Cruise if willing to advertise my experience following the experience. Then I was asked to provide either debit ir credit card info. Was called from a local metro number Nationwide

I received a phone call from a pleasant young man with Senior Health Advisors with the Helping Hands Association today offering me a free cruise to the Bahamas with the only obligation being that I have a great time and come home and tell my friends and family about the cruise. All I needed was a debit or credit card in good standing so that I could get onto the ship.

After answering that I was over 21 and had a card in good standing, I was put on hold, supposedly for a very short time which after 20 second or so I hung up. I've blocked the call. So sad that people still think that we will fall for these things - I just hung in there for a second out of curiosity as I pulled up the scam information online. Thank God for computers and the internet!