This number has been calling nonstop for the past two weeks.  They do not leave any messages and it is very annoying.  They call at all hours of the day/night.

Got several calls from this number.  I did call back and asked to be added to the no-call list.  They are claiming I visited an "affiliate website" and they were offering me $50 in Walmart rewards.

Calls me at leasr once a week.  Drives me NUTS.  I don't and won't answer.  I wonder if there is a way to block this number on my BlackBerry., anyone?

have been getting calls from this number for over a month! i never pick up if i dont know the number so i always let it ring out. i'm afraid to call back and ask to be put on a "do not call" list for fear of beings tuck on another list

Stop calling my cell.  Not interested

Same thing.  Called twice today stating Loyalty Rewards and a $50 Walmart gift card.

Call came up on caller id left no message

Unnamed company claiming to provide credit services. Called several times, once claiming that I won $50 in Walmart gift cards. I did call the number back, and you can press "2" to be added to their "do not call" list. We'll see if this actually works.

Call from this number. But, surprise, it's not the "Cardholder Services" scam reported above.

Here's today's pitch: "You have been selected to receive $50 in WalMart gift cards. Just a short survey..."

Some of these are more entertaining than TV. So, I played along.

The survey is a joke. Three questions. "Congratulations... You qualify for an additional $50 bonus..."

They want a credit card number. Want you to repeat it four times. They want the security code from the back.

We'll charge $1 for mailing the gift cards. Then $1.95 for a credit watch promotion. Then $1.95 for something else. These auto-renew for just $19.95 per month.

What's strange in this case: You can actually call the number 617-603-2194 to reach them. It's not a spoofed caller-id.  If you do, you'll get the pitch.

Unnamed company claiming to provide credit services. Called several times, once claiming that I won $50 in Walmart gift cards. I did call the number back, and you can press "2" to be added to their "do not call" list. We'll see if this actually works.

Call from this number. But, surprise, it's not the "Cardholder Services" scam reported above.

Here's today's pitch: "You have been selected to receive $50 in WalMart gift cards. Just a short survey..."

Some of these are more entertaining than TV. So, I played along.

The survey is a joke. Three questions. "Congratulations... You qualify for an additional $50 bonus..."

They want a credit card number. Want you to repeat it four times. They want the security code from the back.

We'll charge $1 for mailing the gift cards. Then $1.95 for a credit watch promotion. Then $1.95 for something else. These auto-renew for just $19.95 per month.

What's strange in this case: You can actually call the number 617-603-2194 to reach them. It's not a spoofed caller-id.  If you do, you'll get the pitch.

Unnamed company claiming to provide credit services. Called several times, once claiming that I won $50 in Walmart gift cards. I did call the number back, and you can press "2" to be added to their "do not call" list. We'll see if this actually works.

Call from this number. But, surprise, it's not the "Cardholder Services" scam reported above.

Here's today's pitch: "You have been selected to receive $50 in WalMart gift cards. Just a short survey..."

Some of these are more entertaining than TV. So, I played along.

The survey is a joke. Three questions. "Congratulations... You qualify for an additional $50 bonus..."

They want a credit card number. Want you to repeat it four times. They want the security code from the back.

We'll charge $1 for mailing the gift cards. Then $1.95 for a credit watch promotion. Then $1.95 for something else. These auto-renew for just $19.95 per month.

What's strange in this case: You can actually call the number 617-603-2194 to reach them. It's not a spoofed caller-id.  If you do, you'll get the pitch.