And now you've verified that yours is a "live" number.  Prepare for the onslaught... :(

Tried to call back to get put on their do not call list after being hassled the day before (while trying to deal with a customer) and though it asked for your ten digit phone number followed by the pound key, their system just happens to say you have entered too many digits.  After the third attempt, it says you have exceeded your allowed number of attempts, godd-bye and then disconnects you!

she said i would be in a  featured Add in facebook, google. she verified who I was and where i lived and asked me if that it was correct. I said maybe, I don;t know who you are and then she hung up on me
scam. scam scam. prob. going after my credit card number

I called back the number and it is Ebridge, a company that serves the small business market with Internet services.  They give you the option of getting on their Do Not Call list via an automated system, which I did.

Multiple calls came in to my work number from this #.  When we would answer, no one would be there.  I called the number and got a message stating that it was e-bridge - some kind of electronic marketing company for small and medium sized businesses.  If you hit #1, you can be placed on their "do not call" list.

I just got a call and they asked if this was the company I worked for.  I said I worked for them.  He identified himself from some company I've never heard of and then asked to speak to the owner of the company.  I work for a large well-known health care system.  Clearly they were calling from another country.

I keep getting calls from this number, when I try to answer no one is there.  Who is this?