in my area, this is the local library notifying me of items ready to pick up. NOT a telemarketer

Thanks  

hey guys good day  

This is who they are. Great.. They are local.


Allegiance Telecom of Florida

(727) 216-8605View Additional Phone Numbers8230 E Broadway Ave, Tampa, FL 33619-1310
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"Free home security system / yard sign" scam.

They've called twice today within 30 minutes. Won't leave a voicemail either

They have called me 4 times in the past 10 minutes.  What ever they are selling.....I don't want!

That number called today and when I called them back it said it's an unallocated number also.  So I blocked the number on my I Phone, since it gives me this option you can do the same if it's your cell phone.

Got a call from 813 200-6555 - I called it back and the response was an automated "Number not allocated" -- whatever that means :-)

called my cell 3 times right close together. But, I use Mr.Number on my Android to block it, so didn't get a message.

I got three calls, one every 7 minutes, from this number last night.  The first two times I punched Ignore; the third time I picked up and screamed at the top of my voice, "Why do you keep calling me?!"  They immediately disconnected.  Just goes to show that being registered on the Do Not Call lists is to no avail.

This number called my cell phone.  Left no message.  When I called the number back from a landline the call cannot be completed.   Must be spam/scam call.

Got supid call but they keep calling what then arrested for spam calling

They have called us NUMEROUS times. Pressed the button to be removed from the list WEEKS ago, and they still call. I guess the PP is correct, it only leads to more phone calls. Spectacular. I finally dug out my old friend, Mr. Whistle, and tooted him over and over, then hung up. They called back again within minutes, I whistled again, and said, "This will continue until you do as we ask and quit calling. THANKS!" I don't know yet if it worked, of course, but I haven't gotten another call within minutes yet! :)

They called me just now. Ignored the heck out of them :)

called my two cell phones today 10-28-13 don't know any one in florid and did not answer am on the do not call list

I keep getting calls from this number but no voicemail messages are left. I blocked it!!!

I have received numerous"free alarm system" calls on house & cell phone, both on the DNC list. I reported the most frequently used number to the FTC.

According to FTC website
http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0259-robocalls


What's the Reason for the Spike in Robocalls?
Technology is the answer. Companies are using autodialers that can send out thousands of phone calls every minute for an incredibly low cost. The companies that use this technology don't bother to screen for numbers on the national Do Not Call Registry. If a company doesn't care about obeying the law, you can be sure they're trying to scam you.

Robocallers fake the caller ID information that you see on your phone. That's called caller ID spoofing ? and new technology makes it very easy to do. In some cases, the fraudulent telemarketer may want you to think the call is from your bank, or another entity you've done business with. Sometimes, the telephone number may show up as "unknown" or "123456789." Other times, the number is a real one belonging to someone who has no idea his or her number is being misused.

Robocallers often place the calls through internet technology that hides their location.

If you get a robocall:
?Hang up the phone. Don't press 1 to speak to a live operator and don't press any other number to get your number off the list. If you respond by pressing any number, it will probably just lead to more robocalls.
?Consider contacting your phone provider and asking them to block the number, and whether they charge for that service. Remember that telemarketers change Caller ID information easily and often, so it might not be worth paying a fee to block a number that will change.
?Report your experience to the FTC online at or by calling 1-888-382-1222.

keeps calling my cell, was hanging up on them immediately, after several calls I stayed on the line to see if I could talk to someone to get them to stop calling. the recorded voice told me to "press 2 to be taken off call list" pressed 2 but I'm still getting calls two months later.

Received calls from this number as well I never answer numbers I dont recognize if it's important they can leave a message if not dont bother and waste my time

The iPhone now has a call blocking feature, so I check the numbers here and block accordingly.

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I just got a call from this # but when I answered it they just have  hung up I called it back but it says the # I called is wrong and the # says it is from Tampa,FL

I called back and a message said the number you have dialed in unallocated.  They called me twice.

Just started receiving calls (3) from the above number on my cell phone.
I never answer calls from out of my area code.

I've never received telemarketers calls on my cell phone in 20 years-
but it looks like the have my number now...

It will be a cold day in hell before I ever answer their call.
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THANK YOU to the owners of this web site for providing this service to the public.  Without it I would of never known who was calling from the number in question.

I continue to press the number for no more calls.... I report it to the Federal No Call list and the KEEP calling!!!!!  Ridiculous!!!  Why can't they be stopped!!!!????

don't pick up the strange call.  That 's the best solution!

Have got several calls from this number...no answer when called back. Its annoying!

When I have the time I play along like I NEED the alarm system it will take 30 min if you have the time to ask lots of stupid questions. At the end I explain I have no intrest but enjoyed wasteing theit time.   They STILL call!

I got a call from this company. So did husband. Reporting them to the FTC.