called my house trying to update my google listing which doesn't exist.

I do that every single time; I sit in front of the pc most of the day, even if I'm not using it. I never pick up a call from any area code outside our state (with a couple of exceptions, since a few of our customers live a state away).

I figure our outgoing voice message is friendly and informative enough that a legitimate caller will leave a message, and I'll call them back. They'd get the same message if I was with another customer or down the hall getting coffee.

Got this call today. It was Sharon, from Google. I told her to f*ck off.

They tell me about reducing my credit ards and house mortgage

These clowns play by their own set of rules; filing multiple complaints is pointless, unless you have nothing better to do.  

There's a much easier solution. Use your caller id... if you don't recognize the number or name of who's calling, don't answer.  

Your welcome.

So now the government is regulating scammers?

This phone number belongs to a public utility named CallerID4U, Inc., which is run by Paul Maduno and Luis Martinez.  They have entered into revenue sharing agreements with telemarketers who make illegal unsolicited telephone calls.  They profit directly from these outbound unsolicited telephone calls.

This appears to be a clear violation of a number of laws, including 16 C.F.R. §310.3(b) of the Federal Telemarketing Sales Rule.

Please take a moment to report this call via an online complaint to regulators.

California Attorney General Online Complaints:
http://oag.ca.gov/contact/consumer-complaint-against-business-or-company

California Public Utilities Commission:
https://ia.cpuc.ca.gov/cimsapp/

Federal Do Not Call Complaint Form:
https://complaints.donotcall.gov/complaint/complaintcheck.aspx?panel=2


CallerID4U, Inc.
93 S. Jackson Street, Suite 38-480
Seattle WA 98104

Paul Maduno, CEO
Phone:  310-251-5420
Email:  paul@callerid4u.com


For more information about CallerID4U, visit this site:

http://telemarketerspam.wordpress.com/2013/01/22/over-100000-ftc-complaints-filed-against-callerid4u-inc/
http://telemarketerspam.wordpress.com/callerid4u-inc-california-phone-numbers/

That's awesome im going to try that trick too!

Called my work number too July 3rd, no message. So obnoxious!

Called like 2 minutes ago. I was at the computer when they called, so I pointed the browser here and looked up the phone number before they finished ringing. I didn't answer. I knew better before looking it up..

Called work my direct line.  "Not IN Service" registed with # 310-495-5219. I listen to the whole message. They were trying to qualify me for a special health care coverage that only Special People we offered. Press 1 for qualification process or Press 9 to not get more calls.

THey just called me when i answered they hung up -_-

robo health insurance spam/scam. noted as prank since scam is not an option.

These morons are associated with other obnoxious callers:

425-658-8904
805-480-5291
702-260-6126
408-880-8291
206-494-5379

but 800-notes people remove my lists.  What are they afraid of?

These are either retarded telemarketers OR paid-for prank calls

Many times the 'not in service' is just a recording they use just as you having an outgoing voice message asking people to leave a message. It can also be because the number showing on caller ID is spoofed, meaning the number that shows up is not the number the call is from.
Every time the govt gets involved in regulating things, the more creative the scammers get, especially in this economy!

got the call today from Culver City CA..i didn't answer....no voicemail left.

Called ID said from Culver City, CA.  Called me at work. Did not leave message.

Got a call from this number. Just heard myself echoed back. Bogus number.

caller ID "NOT IN SERVICE"
automated messaged talking about a discounted prescription program for qualified families. prompted to press one to see if I qualify for a program in my area or press 9 to not be notified of future programs.

They just called my cell... the number showed up, with location being Culver City, CA ... I know many people in CA, but since I don't know anyone in THAT area I didn't answer...
Seems like they've been calling a LOT of people this morning!! Thanks for posting!!

Got a hang-up call. No caller ID.

Got a call from this number, said name unavailable, did not answer. They left no message. Scammed probably.

Called my work # just now.  I didn't answer.  Caller ID said: Health Benefits.  No message left.

They called my home phone today too, I did not answer.

Got a call from this number today. Did not pick up, no message was left.

Just like other people were saying, the number came up as NOT IN SERVICE. But since it called my WORK PHONE NUMBER, I felt like I had to answer. It was a pre-recorded message about being able to qualify for some kind of health insurance where you can talk to the doctor over the phone and get free medications. The recording gave no business name and urged me to "press 1" to continue to see if I qualify.

Whenever you see something like "Not in Service" on caller ID, you know it's a spammer who is trying to be deceitful by masking their real identity and trying to coerce you into answering the phone to see who is calling.  Spammers like this program their outgoing calls to have very generic, misleading messages to display in caller ID.  They are deceitful scum of the earth.  Ignore their calls, block their number (if you have the ability on your phone), and report them.

I don't know why you called my house but please do not call again I have a sick husband who try to answer the phone.

This is an unsolicited call

Caller ID said "Not in Service".  Intrigued by how a number that is not in service called me, I called back and got a taped message saying that if you are not interested in receiving calls about their service, press 1 to be put on Do Not Call list.  Hung up because the number pressing thing is just a way for them to record that they reached a real phone number and you never go on their Do Not Call list.  Still don't know who they are, did not wait for further messages.  Telemarketer, most likely.