Yes, I received the same call today. They asked for my correct email address because JP Morgan in NY had a package for me and they want to confirm my email. I became suspicious and found this! Now I am worried!

called my employer early this morning. no message.

Called after hours and left VM with nothing but air and muted talking in background.  Strange.

Two different calls within 5 minutes of each other. Claiming to be from Gartner, but they aren't, and I have no idea what the point of this was. It seems completely useless.

Caller: ?Hello, <my name>. This is Rajesh from Gartner. I just wanted to ask, ?You are currently working for <my company>, correct??
Me: ?That?s correct.?
Caller: ?Okay, thank you very much for that information, <my name>. You have a nice day. <click>?

Caller: ?Hello, is this <my name>??
Me: ?Yes.?
Caller: ?Hello, <my name>. This is Amit with Gartner. As part of our awareness program I was trying to reach you. Thank you very much for your time. Goodbye. <click>?

I got a call from this number claiming to be with FedEx and that they had a package to deliver.  They had my address and were trying to confirm for tomorrow's delivery.  Did not seem to be a legitimate phone call.

These folks called 4 times in last 1/2 hour ... never left a message

Called and left 82 seconds of off-hook background noise - typing, breathing, etc.

I receive many calls daily at the switchboard from this number. I refuse to answer them anymore.  They've tried at least 10 times already today, in 2.5 hours.  I answered once, by mistake, then put the call on hold until they hung up.  So very tired of these stupid, waste of time garbage calls.

Update -- This is disturbing.  A man with an accent wanted to speak with an employee at another location.  He ignored my asking three times what the call was in reference to, insisting on being transferred or given the number.  Finally he said that he was with a satellite of our company, but when I requested his name, he replied: "I don't have time for this, thank you" and hung up.  Legitimate staffers introduce themselves, and Caller ID supports their assertions.

Looking for the IT Manager but that's not me.

Lola Park from Ziff Davis (a global digital media firm specializing in the technology and gaming markets) called three times in seven minutes this morning.  She requested four different IT managers (three of whom are not at this location and one whose title was incorrect), then the IT Department in general.  She claimed not to be selling anything, that in fact, our companies do business together.  I said if that were true, she'd have accurate contact information.  She began to protest, we overtalked each other for a few seconds, then I hung up.