Please try again when you sober up.     Perhaps a plate of wrathful soup would speed things up.

I answered the phone.  They had unanswered the phone with wrathful soup and said "OBAMA CALL YOU!"  YOU WIN MAJOR PRIZE FOR LIFE".  When I called back.   I am unanswered the phone, but with larger doorknobs.    That is what happened.  Obama was OK with it as well.  They then stuck a straightened paperclip into the tiny microphone holes and poked me in the ear.  I was very disheartened, but because of the soup, things were OK again.  The End.

Got 2 calls in 30 minutes, was not there to answer but used call ID and called back..."busy call back later"

Caller ID says "MAGAZIN CENTER"   Never leaves a message.  Calls several times over a few days, then disappears for a while, only to call back a month later for several days in a row, same pattern.

They call almost daily. ID says magazine center. If I answer, they hang up. The one time that I actually spoke with some one, they were wanting to renew my "free" subscription to a trade magazine, that I actually receive at no cost. The problem, and I told the young lady, is that they call and most of the time disconnect. (The computer calls several numbers at a time and they take the first one that answers.

I told her I was a professional, and that their constant calling and no one there when I answered, showed me that they were not professionals. I, as a professional, will only deal with professionals who respect my time. Since they don't respect my time, I won't discuss renewing my subscription, and suggested that they contact the magazine and their advertisers and explain why there circulation is diminishing.

I kept het on the line and avoided giving her the information she was wanting, and therefore wasted about three minutes of her time.

Caller ID:  Magazin Center, sent it to voicemail, they left no message...   I get this call about once every 2 weeks.

Calls several times and when I answer the line goes dead. Most likely from a telemarketer using an overseas call center with an unreliable connection. I added to my blocked list.

Guy left a message asking if I wanted a free week of some mag. on my work number and had called my cell an hour earlier.  What a clown

Call said he was calling from Home Media Magazine and needed to update my company info he gave an address for my company which was old and ask if that was correct, he ask for my e-mail address, fax number and then he asked for the first initial of the state I was born in just so his supervisor has confirmation he actually spoke with me. He also ask how I would like to receive the publication by mail, digital or both and if he can sign me up for their newsletters. And what kind of company we were.  Strange, and when you call the number back it say circuits are busy

Oh, I guess I should mention we are a business, and all our info is available on our website.

Said they were a company wishing to confirm our info so they could send out our free home media magazine. However the caller I.D. came up as credit card. They already had all our info except for our fax. But at the end the gentleman asked for "the first initial of the state I was born in just so his supervisor has confirmation he actually spoke with me" at that point I said no, no, no, and take us off your list four times. When I called the number back, it doesn't even ring and a recording says all the lines are busy and to try back again later.

scam call report to do not call

caller ID:  Magazin Center     sent it to voicemail, no mesage left.

Caller ID read "Magazin Center"

I picked up the call and put the caller on mute. Nothing was said and they hung up within a few seconds. This is not the 1st time they have called and I have put them on mute. (I do this with all telemarketers, they eventually stop calling)

Caller ID   "Magazin Center"

No one the other end of the line.  Called them back all circuits are busy.

I got one and the Caller ID is "CREDIT CARD". Yes indeed - it is credit card processing and a waste of time for me

credit card scam. They talked to our answering machine about lowering credit card rates. We never answer calls we do not know. Just another cc scam with still another number.