call for a John Hess. I don't know a John Hess. Hung up as the voice mail stated to do.

This number is calling my mother at 573-883-3167 trying to get in touch with Gary Edward Viox,he has not lived with my mother since 2003 & since my mother is 80 years old,she does not need the added stress of being bothered by anyone trying to get in touch with Gary.
  Please remove my mother's number from your data. Thank you.

MESSAGE FOR MY HUSBAND FROM THIS NUMBER, WANTED TO TALK TO ONLY HIM, VERY IMPORTANT MESSAGE THAT ONLY HE NEEDS TO KNOW, PERSONAL INFO...AND AFTER THE RECORDINGS LITTLE SPEECH THEY WANTED HIM TO CALL BACK THEIR NUMBER AND SAID AT THE END THAT THEY WERE A DEBT COLLECTOR...

A debt collector calling asking for Eva something, I couldn't understand what the robot was saying. I've never heard of this person, so they said they would take this number off their list.

Called 6/5/13 1:21pm Central.  Robocall debt collector.  My given name is Jennifer.  I've always hated "Jenny".  I've never filled out any official paperwork (credit card application, employment application, etc), much less casual correspondence, with that name.  Robocaller was looking for "Jenny Davis (my maiden name)".  Robocall followed the typical script of "If you are not Jenny Davis, please pick up and tell us, if you are Jenny Davis, keep listening to this msg".  I didn't pick up, because I've had a similar experience in the past.  Caller wanted to argue with me and accuse me of "lying" about my name.  I'd rather just have them keep calling, and ignore it, than try to repeatedly explain that I'm not who they're looking for.  The problem with these boilerplate operations is that they've decided that once you answer, you're on the hook, whether or not you're actually the person they want.