I got one of these on my cell. I updated number on the no call list recently and still got it.

The 800 # was left in the message recorded on my answering machine. The calling # was blocked. I have not and will not return the call. However, I am leaving the message on my machine and has transcribed it, just in case. The message mentioned a call back was needed re "Katherine's" (sic). No such name at my #.

Got a call stating it was urgent to call back this number regarding my account.  I do not have any outstanding debt with any credit card I own.

I wish it was only 2 to 3 times a week, they call my number every 15 minutes.  I can't take the call at work & they will not leave a message other than 1/2 the number you are to call.

Put you phone numbers on the No Call list.  There is a way to even put you Cell# on the list.  But, if you do have an account with them, they can still call what ever number you provided at the time of appllying

They call at least 2 or 3 times a week and I am really getting sick of it  I wish I could block that call.  
They call on the land phone  Is there any way that this can be stopped.  I would love to get ahold of them and let them have a good talking too,

Got this same call. Called back to find out what was up. Got a automated phone number. Wanted my account number - I'm thinking which account. Then it wanted my SS #. So, I entered 123456789 - which I don't think is anyone's SS#. I was transferred to some Eastern Indian sounding guy who said he was with World Financial Bank. I told him I never hear of this bank and asked who he really represented. He got angry and hung up. I believe this is just some scam. Really glad I listened to my intuition on this one.

Received call and like those other postings, called and got a icky vibe especially when no account number was listed and they wanted to know your SSN....no thanks! Hung up immediately.

Got a call from 1-800-291-4035  -- so I returned the call and it said enter account number... didn't know who it was, or which account to enter, same as other person, the second option is to enter SS number.  Thank God I hung up.... I am glad I made that split decision, that if I didn't know the company, I should not enter SS number.

Got a call from this number.  For some World Financial Bank or something (automated).  Left a message that you need to call back urgently.  When you call it goes to an automated system asking for account number (Which since you don't who is calling you have no idea the account number).  The second option is to enter in your complete SSN.  There is no option to talk to a person.  Smells like a complete scam.