Walkthedesert

If you see my previous post, I'm pretty sure this is what happened to me also - clicking on the promo email. No issues since I asked to be removed from their call list.

Thank you to all who have replied. I can assure you I never log onto cruise line websites when doing casual searches. However, this did get me to thinking, and right before the phone calls started I had received an unsolicited email from NCL advertising various cruise specials. I clicked on the box in the email for "Search for Cruises". I'm almost certain at this point cookies were then loaded to my device, and since they had my email, they most likely had all contact info including phone number. Every time I would the access their site, the cookies would alert them and then the call. I have cleared the cookies and we'll see if that helps. Also, if I get anymore emails for cruise offers, I'll search for them directly and not hit the search box in the email.

Wondering if anyone else is having the issues I'm experiencing. I go onto NCL's website to check out various cruises just to see if there are any cruises we'd be interested in. Just looking, don't put anything in a cart or anything, and invariably the next morning I get a phone call from NCL wanting to "help" me finalize my cruise. If you don't answer the call, they continue to call until you do answer. Today, I had had enough, and pretty politely explained the situation to the girl who called. Her reply was a very curt "fine we'll put you on our do not call list" and immediately hung up. No apologies, etc.so I assume she was on commission and just wanted to move on. We've cruised on Disney, RCL, and Princess and I've probably been on every major cruise line's website, and NCL is the only one that has done this. The same night I was on NCL's site most recently, I was also on Celebrity, MSC, RCL, and Princess with no calls from the others. Just frustrating that you can't casually look at potential cruises without a barrage of calls.