Also got a call that my neighbor was missing a pet, a cat. Went to the website findtoto.com and it does mention the cat that was on the phone message. A few days later there are yard signs all over town for this LOST CAT with description and local phone number.

calls and no one is on line by the time I get to phone. Leaves no message

Landon Stallworth home
street address not available

Phoenix, AZ
(623) 242-8696 Type: Land Line
Provider: Level 3 Communications
Location: Phoenix, AZ
Due to number portability, some numbers have been transferred to a new service provider.

I get calls from this number.  I have a bundled phone service with Cable TV and internet service. On my first day of service, I received telemarketer calls and now never use my phone except for outgoing calls.  I don't own a dog but I'm glad there are people who look for lost pets. This is now a nuisance because I am job hunting and expecting calls from recruiters

Said my "neighbor" was missing a dog, but gave a phone number with a non-cell area code located 1500 miles away.  Smells like a phishing scam.

YOU ARE SOME THOUGHTFUL, BIG HEARTED, HELPFUL, LOVING, KIND, NEIGHBORLY  PERSON AREN'T YOU?  YOU HEARTLESS SLOB.

Harold ---

www.findtoto.com is exempt from the DO NOT CALL list and laws.

The company offers a valuable service to persons whose pet has gotten away from them and is lost.

Have a heart and care a little.

Have you even checked www.findtoto.com's website?

I doubt it.

If you would do that instead of using vulgar words while being a rude jerk, you would note that this company has aided in the safe return of thousands of pets that have been lost.

Think of that next time you pet your cat or dog.  Of course, I doubt you are very caring and probably do not have a pet.

Bravo to Sylvia.

They may be your neighbors who have lost a beloved pet and want one thing only, to bring their pet home safe and sound.

I have received these calls.  Nothing wrong with them.

The call service is not soliciting any money.  In fact, many neighbors who have lost a pet give rewards if their pet are safely returned home.

What would you do to get your beloved pet home if he or she was lost?

Nothing?  I hope that is not the type of person you are.

I take it you have never lost a beloved pet.

If you have and did not use a service like this, then you let your pet down.  

Putting flyers out only is not often an effort that brings ones lost pet home.

Listing the pet as lost on craigslist and using services such as www.findtoto.com are additional steps one must take to get their pet back home.

Keep that in mind if you ever lose your pet instead of being an insensitive, uncaring person.

Connie, do you have a pet?  

How would you feel if your pet got lost.  I sure you would consider using www.findtoto.com if you lost your pet and had tried everything from putting up flyers to walking your neighborhood in search of your beloved.

Would you not want your dog or cat back?  I trust you would.

The nice thing about the United States of America that this type of service is available, is not outlawed, and never will be outlawed.

Perhaps you need to take a lesson in civics and having a heart.

People like you give a bad name to the human race.

Sounds like you are not a very nice person.  Most people are quite at a loss when one of their pets who is considered to be part of their family is lost.

I have received a couple calls from www.findtoto.com.  They are not a scame.  Also, they include an option to have your telephone placed on their no call list.

Perhaps you need to be a little more understanding and stop being so hard nosed.  

Next time, opt out of receiving calls from findtoto.com instead of being such an unsensitive person.

findtoto.com is exempt from the 'do not call' list because they are not trying to solicit money from you (as charities and cold callers often do).  I think it's a great service, and I would use it if any of my pets were to go missing.  

Do yourself a favor... be a good neighbor and listen to the 30 second recording.  At the very worst, you've lost 30 seconds from your day.... 30 seconds! People waste more time on lesser pursuits....

You cant take a call for a lost dog.  Its a bother to you ?   Then why dont you stay in your house and not have contact with people .  Dont call yourself anyone's neighbor because you dont know what the term means.

I keep getting calls from this number everyday after 5PM EST no one leaves a message

Findtoto.com is a good serivce, and definitely not a scam.  It is exempt from the DNC registry because their calls are not solicitations.  A woman in our neighborhood found her dog ("Sissy") using this service.  I would use it, too, and I certainly didn't mind receiving the call about the lost dog.  It is true that the phone number from which the calls originate may be out of your area, but they also include the pet owner's phone number so you can call directly.

My number is on the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) national Do Not Call registry.

Yesterday, I received a call from this number - 623-242-8696 - FINDTOTO.COM.  Company claims it is on the Do Not Call Registry.  I don't think so!

EVERY TIME I receive an unwanted solicitous call - be it a charity/political or not - I report it to the FTC using its online complaint format.  I provide the date, time of the call, what Caller ID displayed and the message if there was one on my voice mail.  I have decided to let the FTC know that people are tired of unwanted calls.

If more people would complain, the FTC will take action against these annoying callers.  The FTC does not act on one report alone.  It takes many reports before they will take action.

You, too, can submit a report at:

       https://www.donotcall.gov/complaint/complaintcheck.aspx

Click on "File A Complaint" on the left side of the web page.

Tel. No.: 623-242-8696

This service is legitimate. A neighbor of ours found her dog through tips generated by this service.  If you go to their Website (www.findtoto.com), you will see the lost pet notices, and the pet owner's phone number is provided along with the services both on the recording and on the Website.  I certainly didn't mind getting this call.

Carrie somebody has lost her pet poodle and a reward is offered. If you have any information, call xxx-xxx-xxxx in another fricken AREA CODE and COUNTY! Real fine service they're offering.

Called on June 9, 2008.

I, too, was ticked off at having received this message cause I thought it was a scam or something. But since the caller ID said Findtoto.com, I checked out their website.  After seeing what they're about, I really don't mind having received this call...heck, if I ever lost my pet, I'd probably be desperate enough to use this service. I figure it wouldn't hurt to help a neighbor; who knows when I might need help from one of mine.

If you feel you just could not tolerate another call from them in the future, you can opt out by entering your phone number on their "do not call" list.  It's in the "disclaimers" section of their website.

Anyway, I copied and pasted some info from their website below:

Welcome to FindToto, a Proactive Service to Find Your Lost, Missing or Stolen Pet

FindToto is a nationwide alert system for lost and stolen pets that contacts your neighbors so they can look for your missing pet too. Think of it as the ?Amber Alert? for lost or stolen pets.

How does FindToto work?

   * We call up to 5,000 of your neighbors within an hour so they?re on the lookout for your missing pet.
   * Your neighbors hear a description of your pet, a number to call with information, and instructions to visit FindToto.com to see a photo.
   * If no one is home, we leave a message.
   * You choose the number of neighbors you?d like to reach based on your neighborhood.

FAQ
   *  What hours are the calls made to my neighbors?

No calls are made before 9 am Monday through Friday or before 10 am on weekends. No calls are placed after 7 pm Monday through Friday or after 6 pm on weekends.

   *  How soon will my alert message be broadcast and how long will it take to notify my neighbors?

Once your package has been purchased, pursuant to the hours listed in the previous ?bullet point?, MOST OF THE TIME, ORDERS ARE PROCESSED AND ALL ALERT MESSAGES DELIVERED WITHIN ONE HOUR!

   *  What if Findtoto.com calls a neighbor that subscribes to The National Do Not Call (DNC) Registry?

Our service is classified and registered as an exempt organization by the DNC. As a courtesy to the DNC subscribers, we only use their phone numbers when there are not enough non-DNC phone numbers available to cover your search area. This will be unique to each individual search, depending on your geographical location and the package that you purchased.

   *  What if the phone number being called is ?busy? or no one answers (neither a person or an answering system)?

We call that number four times during our call session in attempt to reach that home. Also keep in mind that many people have Caller I.D. and may very well call us back based on the number they see and we will be happy to direct them to you!

Got two calls right after 9:00 am today. Recorded calls should be outlawed!

Their names are
Alphonso Aguirre   (623) 242-8696   10207 W Hammond Ln,  Tolleson, AZ 85353    
Landon Stallworth   (623) 242-8696   Phoenix, AZ 85003

Looks like scammers to me.

Looking for lost pet (Cocker Spaniel).

Got 3 calls, all with the same noise described above.  I used *69 and got the number called from as 623-242-8696 but attempted calls back to that number get a "your call cannot be completed as dialed, please check the number and dial again, 043T"

Lost pet finding service that annoys your neighbors for profit. Put up flyers and don't call me. Called twice on a Sunday!