Is it good being a call center hopper?

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For those who had call center experience for over a year or so, I'm sure you're familiar to the term "call center hopper" as you work with some agents who transferred from one company to another like they're changing clothes. I'm one of those hoppers as I have transferred four times before I was hired in my current job and those employers that I applied to always ask me why I resigned, and the most difficult part is when they want you to tell them each reasons for leaving from those previous companies you worked for and you're not ready for answers because you can't simply tell them that you got bored and want to find a better company which can offer better compensation and benefits. When I was asked this question by the interviewer I decided to say for personal reasons, citing family members and various problems with my previous company but the interviewer made various inquiries about those problems so I had to be very creative and a good actor when answering those questions. I felt very tired in my brain before they stop questioning my previous work experience then finally I got hired again. I'm planning to stay for a bit longer because I want to have a position someday in my company. Being a hopper for me has some benefits because I have learned things on different company and those things I've learned help me a lot in doing my job.