got this calling every now and then with this number 7707337690 on (2-07-13)@7:43am. If you don't have anything to do stop calling people. Do some job picking up trash instead of wasting anyones time because of your unworthy calls.Get life..

2nd call is on 2-13-13@6:50pm. Get life....

Actually Ryan makes more logical sense than your blabbering.

The "card services" scammers use all spoofed ( false ) area codes and numbers. ALL of the information displayed on the caller id is made up----using any one of the spoofing services advertised on the internet, they are able to make it appear the calls are originating from anywhere they wish. Legislation is pending to make the spoofing of numbers illegal.

Yeah.  The DNC list is a scam all right.  I really WANT the gub'ment to monitor all my incoming phone calls and allow me to talk only to the people they want me to talk to.

The DNC list is a law, not an electronic device that prevents people from calling you.  All the DNC can do is provide enhanced civil liability and/or criminal penalties to those who break the law.  But you have to catch them first and report them.  Have you done this yet?

Lecture much?

"lrjgrrrr": No offense, because I share your sense of moral outrage at all these spam-calls, but the 'response' you describe sounds to me like the vindictive behavior of a twelve year old child, not an adult.

(N.B.: if you *are* twelve or younger, then you're normal, but if you're an adult, then we need to have this little talk...)

Consider that, by screaming into the phone, you're just being cruel to someone who (without a doubt) would be doing *any* other job (if they had the opportunity). I'm sure you don't appreciate people screaming at you, so why would someone else not be hurt by a scream from you?

Ask yourself this: how are YOU making the world BETTER by terrorizing these unfortunate telemarketing call-center wage-slaves? These are people, "lrjgrrrr", usually with little or no education, who are already forced (yes, forced) by socio-economic circumstances to work for the creeps and criminals who run these phone-spam-scams. They have families, probably like you do, and they have to go home after hours of soul-crushing work, change diapers, put elderly parents to bed and pay their bills (if they can, on the 'commissions' the scammers pay them to be abused by screamers). Just like you, they sleep, eat, cry, defecate, sit in traffic, read the news and yearn for something better. Nobody, least of all me, is excusing the sleazebags they work for, but why scream at the teenaged girl workign the register at McDonalds just because that corporation abuses the rights of South American cowhands or fattens young Kentuckians to be cannon-fodder in the next multinational oil company war in the Middle East?

And are you so completely noble and honorable a being that some higher authority has (s)elected you to be their Nemesis? Do these sorry folks, sitting there, headphones on and staring at an unblinking computer screen like they're characters in some demented Orwellian nightmare, need YOU to add to their suffering, when all you need to do is ignore them?

Where is your compassion for these sad, desperate human beings? Can't you see that they're already MUCH worse off than even you -- the person who is being 'inconvenienced' for a few seconds by the robocaller that's already orchestrating their own private hell?

Seriously: do you think it's your right to abuse other people just because you've been momentarily inconvenienced? Would you also pull over to assault a guy putting up ugly billboards by the roadside -- just because his boss pays him minimum wage for erecting eyesores that obstruct your sight-lines for a few seconds as you drive by? Really?

I hope your attitude can evolve over time, that you can breathe deeply the air of the Land of the Free, and learn to treat others --no matter how they might 'annoy' you'-- with the basic respect they deserve as human beings. Of course, I also hope that someone rational finally figures out (perhaps by technical means, if not by legislation or regulation) how to make such scams vanish from our telecommunications landscape. I urge you, "lrjgrrrr" to behave in a more mature way by developing real Compassion: start by just not answering these calls, and if you do, put yourself in the position of the unlucky drone tasked with dealing with a long line of irate 'customers', 99% of whom want nothing the people behind the scam are 'selling'. Be nice. Ask how their day is going. Ask if they have kids, and how their kids are doing in school. Ask how *they* react when *they* get these same types of calls (you might be surprised at the creativity of their answers as I know I have been).

Remember: your telephone is there for *your* convenience, not for the convenience of others: you have a telephone so that the people you want to hear from can contact you, and so that you can contact them. If some 'phoney' is abusing it, that's on their karma, not on yours (unless you turn it into a negative for yourself by abusing another human being). Learn to use your phone like a responsible adult and not as a weapon against others caught in the same System we all abhor for its inhumanity. If we act like petulant children, we'll just invite more of the same, but if we evolve, the world will make progress with us. *Be* the change you want to see: model the kindness and humanity with which you yourself would prefer to be treated, even with those who call you at dinnertime. I seem to remember a fellow who suggested similar behavior about 2,000 years ago: it sounds to me like you'd do well to re-read that old 'Golden Rule'.

Don't get me wrong: I detest these incessant calls as much as anyone, but I also know that the technology for dealing with them, bolstered by useful sites like this one, is very simple to master... just don't answer the phone! Or, if you do, don't say a word: remain silent and wait for the calling party to speak... if you don't hear anything for 10+ seconds, simply hang up. The scammers' computer-controlled dialing systems will eventually decide that you're a fax machine and stop calling.

If you want to get 'fancy' like I have, you can also call the weasels who run your telephone company (who have, IMHO, an abiding interest in the continued existence of these scammers -- the same way the 'anti-virus' software companies have ties to 'computer virus' authors) and pay them a few extra bucks a month for a 'privacy manager' service. Then you can easily block calls from specific numbers. I find that, after the scammers' computer-driven dialling systems hit that brick wall a few times, they go away pretty quickly. I have never subscribed to the 'Do Not Call' list because I consider that to be only slightly more trustworthy than the scammers themselves. And, while I get a handful of these calls every month, I find that my own personal "don't take calls from these numbers" mechanism is at least as effective as the centralized governmental approach, which would require me to provide my 'personally identifiable info' to yet another Unknown Entity which might someday have that information stolen from it (given what I know about computer security after decades in Silly-con Valley).

BTW, I find it incredibly ironic that everyone is so incensed by these telemarketing scams while their own elected government's communications surveillance is SO deeply intrusive, pervasive and unconstitutional. If we as citizens put a fraction of this energy into finally unplugging the NSA's massive wiretap operations and restoring some integrity to the telecommunications networks we were once justifiably proud to have invented, we might discover what "The Land of the Free" really means. But, I digress. This is mainly about being compassionate to others.

To summarize, for what it's worth, I'd say this to you, "lrjgrrrr": please take responsibility for your own privacy in a mature way, and in the process, always communicate (politely) with others (regardless of who they are) ju exactly as you'd have them communicate with you.

Finally, I'd like to express my thanks to whoever is running this website: I wish some of our tax dollars could support projects like this, instead of paying for more intrusive ways of profiling us all, since adding ourselves to a DNC database is exactly the same as adding ourselves to a database. The purposes of the people who 'own' those databases can change over time.

Well, that's just my $0.02. Live long and prosper.

Update for: 313-347-8168
This one got into my head as I deliver (I'm a truck driver) in Detroit ALL the time, so I looked around the web and came up with this:

In the First National Building on the corner of Woodward Ave and Cadillac Square
Detroit, Michigan
Longitude: -83.25
Latitude: 42.44
Service Provider: Allegiance Telecom Of Michigan, Inc.
Phone Type: Landline

This is the latest, up-to-date information about this number, and it seems to be accurate because I've found more and more complaints about telemarketer's being in this building...  They range from the Dental to Credit Card assistance and just about anything you can think of...  Seems like Allegiance Telecom of Michigan, Inc needs to have their business looked into a little more....  I think I'll do just that.....lol

Did a quick searh on the 3 numbers that you posted and here's the only information that I could find in a short search...

Phone number: 770-733-7690
is located in Stone Mountain, Georgia.
in an industrial area on Brer Rabbit Road and Stonegate industrial Blvd.
Its exchange 733 is managed by COMCAST PHONE OF GEORGIA, LLC.
The number is currently on switch number WDSTGAEMPS0.
Around 34% of people reported it as "Telemarketer"

Phone number: 313-347-8168
is located in Detroit, Michigan.
at the end of Melrose Ave.
Its exchange 347 is managed by LOCAL EXCHANGE CARRIERS OF MIC.
The number is currently on switch number SFLDMIDICA0.
Around 36% of people reported it as "Telemarketer"

Phone number: 251-725-1770
is located in Mobile, Alabama.
On Corner of North Warren Street and St. Louis Street
Around 50% of people reported it as "Telemarketer"

Hope this helps you get more information...  If I find anything else to go with these numbers, I'll post them for you....

I get calls from this number and is a recording about lowering my interest rates on credit cards.  Are they same organization from the robo calls I get constantly from 404-498-9980?  The same type of constant calling of my cell phone.

I kinda have fun getting these dumb calls where you can speak with someone! I make sure I am outside first, but when I show interest in their offers, someone human comes on the line.  I scream at a piercing level and then laugh!:)  I know this upsets them!  They start yelling at me! LOL

https://complaints.donotcall.gov/complaint/complaintcheck.aspx   File a complaint.  The more people who do it, the sooner the FTC will respond.

If you are on the Do Not Call registry and you are getting calls from this number, PLEASE report it on the donotcall.gov website.  The more complaints that are filed against this number, the sooner the FTC will take action.

LEFT NO MESSAGE. LIKE OTHERS I AM ON NO CALL LIST AND FIND IT TO BE A JOKE. WHY CAN'T THE GOVT PUT SOME TEETH IN IT? OPS, STUPID QUESTION.

This number keeps calling for credit card low rates. they are anoung. Made a police report at my local police. The calls stopped.

Got a voice message from these guys yesterday telling me I could "lower my interest rates".

I have gotten excellent results in the past by filing an online complaint with the FCC at http://www.fcc.gov/complaints. I once had a dispute with AT&T and could get no satisfaction. I filed the online complaint and about 4 weeks later, as a result of the complaint, AT&T called me with a good resolution. If the link gets hidden, it's fcc dot gov slash complaints.

2.13.2013 @ 10:56 CST from 770.733.7690 and 263.989.7373
Today, I pressed one - "MATTHEW": are you interested information on saving money?  YES
you can save money with combining credit cards - how much would you say you owe? ACTUALLY, I AM ON THE DO (hang up)

I found out that this company credit card services which seems to be out of Georgia is actually out or Argentina. I spoke with a lawyer regarding these unsolicited calls and was told they can't be sued because its out of the country and she herself had received the same calls. She suggested making a complaint with your attorney general and to file a complaint with the FTC. I did both of those today. Apparently the government is trying to shut down this company but since its in Argentina its not easy. They take money and your personal information and do provide a service but basically they do what anyone can do themselves. They will provide basically an schedule to pay off your debts, an amortization chart to be exact by making your payments the same and not reducing them even though the balance of your debt gets lower, so do your payments. Their theory is to continue to pay what you pay now over the entire course of the debt and you will pay it off early saving you money. They charge hundreds for this information that can be done for free.
This is what I found out today, can't make them stop but if enough people write the FTC and their attorney general maybe something will get done... BTW  you can leave a complaint at the FTC over phone, you just need the number of the person calling and your address if you choose to. Took about 2 min...

I get calls every day from this number about lowering my credit card interest rates. I have told them time and time again that i dont have any credit cards so they can't lower my rates more then the zero I pay now in interest. They rudely hang up. I asked them remove my name which is already on the do not call list and they rudely hang up without saying anything. I get calls every day on my cell phone and someone has to make this stop. I wrote my attorney general here in Illinois so lets hope they will do something about these illegal practices.

I wish they would stop calling my house 5 times a day

I been get these calls from  a Telemaker for about a year   and when I told to remove my number their list  they became nasty with me the number they are calling from  is  7707-337690

the samething is happening to me  and whoever it is say that I own them money   and the number there calling from is  7707337690 they call me everyday and this has been happening for a year now

the same thing is happening to me

I have asked these blood suckers repeatedly to remove my number from their list. They argue that I want their service until I hang up on them.
They are abusive and I worry that they might be a phishing scam.

These guys just dont get the hint... they call and call... as soon as you talk to someone they hang up!!! Very frustrating!!!   I am on the do-not-call list... but hey who cares!!

They are still calling my work number. I asked if Brandy would not hang up on me and guess what she did. I am getting so tired of this.

See my post on 263 989 7373

I have been receiving calls from these 'card services' telemarketers for over a year now. I have been blocking each number they have called with (over 35 at this point). And I have been filing complaints with the FTC Do Not Call Registry and the FCC complaint site, to no avail. I do suggest you all do the same, and do not talk to them or call them back.

But to really get some attention, I created a petition on the White House We The People site. Please go there and sign it, we have to get the word out any way we can:

https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/com ... -scams/hRpNgZ1Z

Someone from this phone number calls my cell phone on a daily basis.
I have told them daily to remove me from their calling list and they have not.

Just another one of the spoofed numbers used by the "card services" scammers. Google my name to learn how to eliminate their calls, while also having some fun!