Hangup, no message.

The automated message says to push #9 to talk to a representative. Did. Representative tries to convince me that it is illegal to know my credit card account information, and wants me to give it to them. I don't. I tell the representative to remove me from their list. They claim "we don't have a list" to which I reply, "I DO have a list... its the national DO NOT CALL list, and I'm on it!" The representative tells me, angrily, that THEY DID NOT CALL ME! I insist that they DID, and they repeat that they did not call me, angrily, and hang up. Wish I could have hung up the representative's head.

When answering machine came on they hung up.  suspect no attention to the do not call list.

Got a call from this number which is a fake number since it has xxx-"000"-xxxx. So don't know if there's much that can be done in reporting anywhere.

ive been getting these calls for a few years.
just take up their time.
they imply they are the Card Services noted on the back of all cards, but they are just fishing for your numbers. (they have to ask for them, unlike REAL Card Services)
tease them... dont be a smart-butt, they WILL hang up on you, cuss at you, tell you comforting stories
make them waste their day... if you have the time, make them WASTE all of theirs - it's a fun game
make them think you are a 'Big Fish'
give them your card number... well, change 1 or 2... but not the first digits. they can tell. tell them you owe a LOT of $$. tell them about your new small business success.
say u have LOTS of equity, but your kids just keep spending like the Rockefellers!
say they sound sweet, and you have a niece in college looking for a nice young man who is gainfully employed.
when you get his home number, get it to me. now THAT would be fun   =]]
Good Luck, and have fun with it.

7/13. 2:17pm.  Call went to tel rcdr.  Hangup call.

Great posts above by Lamet 6/23 and Sam 6/28.  Thanks, guys!

If you antagonize these folks, won't they just pass your number on to every slimeball out there?  They have auto dialers and are located out of the country.  They won't take your number off any list and pobably can't.

For almost a year I reported every number everytime we were called to the do not call registry.  It never made any difference whatsoever.  I bought a Telezapper and it helped.  My solution is reported a couple of comments above, and it works GREAT!  Computer softwar and a CID caller ID 56K modem connected to my phone line.  One ring and their gone.

Cardholder Services calls us at least once a week from 726-000-2462.   Today, my wife finally pushed 9 to talk to someone.  She told the guy that we are on the "do not call list", and asked why they keep calling.  He said "how's that workin' for you".  She asked to be taken off of their call list, and he said he couldn't do that.  Then I got on the phone with him, and he said that my wife had cursed at him, but she hadn't.  Then he said that my wife was a nasty bi***!  I told him that their company was slime and hung up.

This caller started three days ago. Unknown appears on the caller ID. I have Identaphone Pro blocking software which hangs up on the first ring. Bye bye, Unknown!

Modem: ($7.99) ROSEWILL|RNX-56AG PCI
Software: identafone.com ($39.95)

I received a call from 726 000  2462.  They hung up when the answering machine came on.  I can't identify them with reverse number look up since it's not a valid phone number.  I turned them into the Do Not Call List.

Suspious call from 726-000-2462 rc'vd @ 1:59pm(PST). Hangup when answering machine picked up. I am on do not call list..

SCAM - VIOLATING COURT ORDER TO CEASE MAKING THESE CALLS

PLEASE report them to donotcall.gov and ftc.gov  so they know they are still making these illegal calls.

because these are robocalls - you can file a complaint with donotcall.gov even if you are not registered.

FTC 1, Robocalls 0
(Monday, May 24, 2010)
At FTC?s Request, Court Stops Deceptive Telemarketing Calls Pitching Credit Card Interest Rate Reduction
At the request of the Federal Trade Commission, a federal judge has put a stop to three companies? allegedly deceptive telemarketing calls, including robocalls, that promised to reduce consumers? credit card interest rates; frozen their assets; and appointed a receiver to take control of the business.
According to the FTC?s complaint, over the past two years, the defendants made or authorized calls to consumers nationwide, claiming that they could negotiate with credit card issuers to substantially lower the interest rates on the consumers? credit cards. They also allegedly delivered prerecorded ?robocalls? that consisted of urgent-sounding messages from ?Card Services? or ?Financial Services,? stating that consumers needed to ?press one? to speak to a representative about their credit card interest rates. Many consumers believed the calls were from their credit card issuers.
Consumers who signed up for the defendants? services were charged from $499 to $1,590 up-front and promised their money back if the callers failed to deliver at least $2,500 in interest rate savings, the FTC alleged. Instead of arranging reduced interest rates, the complaint states, the defendants sent consumers instructions to pay down their credit card debts early, thus saving money on interest. Consumers who complained and demanded refunds allegedly were denied outright, got the run-around, or had a $199 ?nonrefundable fee? deducted from their refund.
?The last thing debt-ridden consumers need is to be deluged by illegal robocalls ? especially when all the calls are offering is a scam,? said FTC Chairman Jon Leibowitz.
The FTC?s complaint alleged that AMS, Rapid Reduction, PDMI, and their owners violated the FTC Act and the Do Not Call and other provisions of the Telemarketing Sales Rule by:
?    deceptively promising consumers they could reduce their credit card interest rates;
?    misleading consumers about their refund policies;
?    illegally calling numbers on the National Do Not Call Registry;
?    failing to honor consumers? requests not to be called again; and
?    making pre-recorded telemarketing calls to consumers without their express written consent. Nearly all such calls have been illegal since September 1, 2009 (see press release at: http://www.ftc.gov/opa/2009/08/robocalls.shtm).
U.S. District Judge Lonny Suko has issued an order appointing two receivers to take over the businesses, and freezing the assets of Advanced Management Services NW LLC, doing business as AMS Financial, Rapid Reduction System?s [sic] LLC, and their principals Ryan Bishop and Michael Rohlf, all of Spokane, Washington, and PDM International, Inc., doing business as Priority Direct Marketing International, Inc. (PDMI) of Bedford, Texas, and its principal William Fithian, of Colleyville, Texas.
The FTC vote approving the complaint was 5-0. It was filed under seal in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Washington on May 10, 2010. The court granted an order temporarily barring the alleged conduct on May 10, 2010. The seal was lifted on May 11, 2010, the day the Commission served the temporary restraining order.
The FTC acknowledges the assistance of Better Business Bureau of Eastern Washington, Northern Idaho, and Montana, and the BBB of Fort Worth, Texas, the U.S. Postal Inspection Service; the Bedford, Texas, Police Department; and the attorneys general of Illinois, Minnesota, North Carolina, North Dakota, Washington, and West Virginia. The FTC also acknowledges that the Internal Revenue Service, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the U.S. Secret Service are conducting a separate but parallel criminal investigation and that they executed search warrants on one business and one individual?s home when the FTC served the temporary restraining order.
NOTE: The Commission issues a complaint when it has ?reason to believe? that the law has been or is being violated, and it appears to the Commission that a proceeding is in the public interest. The issuance of a complaint is not a finding or ruling that the defendant has violated the law.
Copies of the stipulated final order are available from the FTC?s Web site at http://www.ftc.gov and from the FTC?s Consumer Response Center, Room 130, 600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20580. The FTC works for the consumer to prevent fraudulent, deceptive, and unfair business practices and to provide information to help spot, stop, and avoid them. To file a complaint in English or Spanish, click: http://www.ftc.gov/ftc/complaint.shtm or call 1-877-382-4357. The FTC enters Internet, telemarketing, identity theft, and other fraud-related complaints into Consumer Sentinel, a secure, online database available to more than 1,800 civil and criminal law enforcement agencies in the U.S. and abroad. For free information on a variety of consumer topics, click http://ftc.gov/bcp/consumer.shtm.
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caller ID "7260002462" and phone number listed as 726-000-2462. Turned phone on but said nothing, got a recording: "This is Rachel at cardholder services. Currently there are no problems with your credit card but we are calling with a special offer to lower your interest rate as low as 6.9%" or something to that effect. I'm guessing credit card scam! I hung up.

Who is this???

caller ID "Out of Area" 726-000-2462 at 2:42 P.M. PDT   No message