it's not that...

Really?  Check all the other comments.  Maybe it's my girlfriend or my wife's or my dog's.

I received a call from this number also..they said Grandpa and I said you have the wrong number, then he said Grandma..I ask him who he was calling and he gave our last name..I asked him his name and he said Matthew, I told him I didnn't have a grandson named Matthew..then he said Christopher, I told him I didn't have a grandson named Christoper...he hung up...your husband is telling the truth, probably scammers.

My husband's phone has rec'd texts and calls from this number... I'm thinking it is a girl who is interested in him and has been using random numbers trying to contact him... could this be her? When I ask him about it, he claims to not know who it is.????

I received a call from this number asking for one of my company employee by his first and last name.
The Indian accent person on the phone didn't wanted to provide information at all about their call.
After I insisted for their contact info she right away hanged up. I Google the originating number (1-567-255-9999) and found this blog which helps knowing that is the new Crook technik now days...pretending that is something important and that they can only tell this to the person in question. BECARFUL PEOPLE!!!

Received a call at 23:22 (thats 11PM) no message, clearly not legit.

Not legit, someone from FexEx confirming a "parcel"  -- Do not provide any info.

they told me they were from Metabank and they wanted to issue me a mastercard to help me with my credit... didn't speak English very well...

This is actually a generic/default Caller ID that is associated with improperly configured VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) telephony service (a.k.a. Internet Telephone Service).  In particular, customers of VoIP provider "callwithus.com" who don't have their service set up correctly have all their outbound calls display this 567-255-9999 number.

Thus, there are potentially thousands of totally unrelated people that may have this Caller ID set incorrectly.

With that said, I wouldn't put too much stock or value in thinking that the people/businesses who have caller ID 567-255-9999 are the same/identical set of callers.  In fact, I'd venture a bet that 99% of them have no idea they have their caller ID displaying this number to begin with.

I had a call from them last night claiming to be some sort of holiday firm and ask asking me something about timeshare holidays, Eagle Eye Associates wasn't mentioned though. I told the guy on the phone I wasn't interested in any sort of time share and hung up on him while he was in mid flow trying to explain why it wasn't a timeshare. They tried twice again last night and once this afternoon, haven't answered again. I really would like to find out how they got my number though since they knew who I was without me giving out any information at all, which is surprising since I'm from the UK.

These scammers have tried to get through to me off and on for the last several months.  It is annoying and there isn't much you can do but file a report with the FBI.
They always have a heavy Arabian or Indian accent.  DO NOT FALL FOR THE SCAM.

I just got a call regarding my ex-girlfriend from this number. They have called from the other two numbers also and I have informed them of this and he asked who I spoke to. The first time they had me freaked out and this time I just told them off and he said he would add me  to the no call list and keep saying he was sorry.

Yes, it's the same people who have also used 201-447-1459 and 1-866-994-7554.  Tell them you are going to file a police report and call your attorney.  They will plead with you to just listen, that it's in your best interest to no hang up and resolve this matter immediately! Just hang up, and file a police report if they call back and harrass you, which is what i did :)

It's Eagle EYe and Associates again! I'm calling the police.