Called home number (on DNC) but did not leave message on machine. CLID says "RS-3467". Other sites report that this is a political survey.

More calls today, once when we were not home, once when we were. I answered the second time but no caller, no noise. Obviously an automatic dialer. Today the CLID is "unavailable" rather than "RS-3467". I'll be glad when the election is over.

Called my unpublished home number.

10 calls in two days. I've asked them to stop calling, reported them to the Do Not Call registry, yet they continue to call. This is harassment.

When  I answered this call a tune played with bells came on the line then it just disconnected.  Annoying!!!!!!!!

At least 3 calls a week over the past month. Never leaves a msg. I've blocked now as junk mail.

Called and asked for a person named Christian.  When I said she had the wrong number, the woman seemed surprised and repeated the full name.  I told her that was no one here by that name and she apologized and said goodbye.  I suspect it was a political call, but it was also a wrong number.

Keeps calling and calling and calling. never leaves message. annoying

Number has called me as well, wife thought is was some chick trying to call me.

Yeah this number has called me four times in the last two days! Every time I answer they hang up. Thanks to everyone who posted about this number. Now I finally know who's been bugging me.

6027434613 has been calling for the last hour in 3 to 5 minute intervals. I tried to call back and got a voicemal with a full mail box. I just answered the last call and was silent. Then I stated for them to remove my # or I would sue. They hung up and called back 3 minutes later!

This number has repeatedly called me, I've called back but it goes straight to a VM that is full. I finally answered but noone says anything. it's seems like a voting thing according to other posts. Just glad it's not some psycho ex....

Called three times to my work # within a two hour span after I asked them repeatedly to take my number off their list (when they called me over and over last week). I am considering voting for the guy they are bashing for now!  No amount of calling me will make me vote for who you want me to vote for....but if they keep it up, it tends to push me towards the other guy. No one likes to be bullied, my friends.

Whoever this is needs to stop calling. This is getting ridiculous. Plus, get a new service plan because I can't understand anything you are saying. Thanks

called my number around 2:45 in the afternoon, came up RS-3467. Said hello and then hung up. How rude!

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Now Calling Line ID says "unavailable". Multiple calls with no message left. I'll be glad when the election is over.

This is a survey being done by the Mitchell camp.. They are saying mean things about Schwikert and then asking who I would vote for. They need to stop calling so much. The guy was nice and all.. But their words about Schwikert were not so nice.

I received multiple calls with no message left. Today I answered and it's a survey group wanting to know my opinion on Sweikert & Mitchell and how I would vote in the November election.  They'll take your phone number off the list if you ask.  The person I spoke with was very nice; no pressure at all.  I told her I didn't want to share my opinion and asked her to take my number off the phone list.

Called w/o leaving message. Caller ID shows RS-3467

Called my home number around 7:20 p.m. Did not leave a message. Caller ID indicated "RS - 3467".