The call starts off with a recorded message about credit card debt and debt consolidation.  You then have the option to press 1 to speak to a representative or 2 to be removed from the call list.  Well, we all know how much good pressing 2 does, so I pressed one.  The villain answering the phone identifies himself simply as "Debt Services."  He will not respond to any queries about his corporate name, etc.  He will hang up on you when it becomes clear that you mean business.  When I called the number back, it was busy.  If anyone has any more information about this company, please let me know.

This number calls my office at least once a day, and has been calling once a day for over 6 months now. The recording that comes on first says that there is someone with a warranty that is about to exspire on a vehicle, press 1 for a rep 2 to be removed. Well, I have pressed 2 many times and we have not been removed. I have also pressed 1 to try and find out who's car this is supposibly. Thay say they don't have that information, and try to get you to give them your credit card number to "extend the warranty". DO NOT FALL FOR IT!!!

Call comes through as auto warranty division, once Nicholas picked up and I asked them to remove my cell phone # from their call list, he hung up!

no message

Caller ID said telemarketing, they asked for me I said "she isn't here and this number is a telemarketing number and I'm supposed to be on the do not call list" The guy flat out said "hah, well you're wrong." in the most incredibly insulting fashion. I wasn't too happy so he quickly sped through another 1-800 number saying it was Bank of America then immediately hung up. How rude.

I was gone when the call came. Caller ID said "Credit Card Services". No message. I see where someone below said it was Bank of America...and they were rude. Gee, imagine that. Can't say for sure who it was. This is the first time from this number.

Okay!  A women by the name of Vicky answred.  She told me that I was late on a credit card payment.  In additon, she told me that promt payment was needed or actions will be taken.  So!!  She wanted me TO GIVE HER MY BANK ROUTING NUBMBER; and thus . . . you know the story.  By the way,  I don't have any outstanding credit cards.  Funny.  

By the way, if you are getting these calls, you might want to check to see who is looking into your personal affairs. Take care and peace be with you.  Bosley.

Someone calling on behalf of Bank of America with a new service for your credit card Called (get this) Theft Protection. I said I wasn't interested & she kept right on talking...yada yada yada. I just hung up. Boy there ain't any service BoA won't try coming up with to make some money. Credit cards already have a certain amount of protection when there has been theft or fraud against you. And of course they will conveniently billed it to your cc each month.

not sure who it is they leave a message but all it is is the last few digits of a phone number and it sounds like someone using something to disguise their voice.

Another scam car insurance, I don't own a car and never had one in my life.