Was Fidelity rep, checking to make sure that I was "ok" with investment strategy.  

After checking this number on google I am not going to talk to this person.  Sounded foreign. Apparently it is a scam.

Legit, internal number, from Fidelity.  

Received call on my DNC work cell

Protect your identity!  Don't give the criminals any information.

They did leave a message for me.  Turns out to be Fidelity Investments.  I do have an account with them so not necessarily unwanted, but I don't pick up on numbers I don't recognize.  "Call Type" would be a service call I guess.

Deciding that I can pay for their advertising? That's why I no longer use a landline.  Jerks!

got a call from thsi number and they just hung up

yes same here

This was Fidelity verifying information on transfer from Computershare.  It was valid.

I got a call from this phone number.  It was a woman who said they were from Fidelity.  They called to verify a transfer I made from my Fidelity account to my bank account.  They said they needed my accountkey because the transfer did not go through.  Even got my bank on the line.  The woman on the line gave them an account number which I had never heard of.  Then when I hung up I checked my account and the transfer had been deposited the previous day.  This is an obvious hoax / scam.  They mentioned my transfer going through Computershare.  I am going to report to someone.

A call from Fidelity Investment advisory services.  The vmail said the caller was interested in helping me with my retirement investment strategies.

They have been calling me a couple times a month.  I ignored them.

Got a call and ignored it. They keep calling back and am still ignoring it

Call from Fidelity Investments.  They were inquiring about the service that I was getting from their local representatives. This call seemed like a legit customer service inquiry.

Fidelity marketing person. Keeps calling home and cell repeatedly because I don't pick up - annoying.  Leaves messages about wanting to talk about my account to make sure I'm getting the most value from it.

This was a call from Fidelity Investments

The number called my cell but I missed the call.  I googled the number and after reading all of the posts on this site, I think it is a scam.  Neither my husband nor I have any accounts with Fidelity plus we have not opened any account with anyone else lately either.  I'd be very leery of this caller!

appears to be a SCAM lm did not call them

I received a phone call and message from Fidelity this afternoon, to call them back (31Jan2012). It might be related to their need to send out an updated/corrected 1099 tax form. The forms wouldn't be ready, until the end of February, so don't submit your tax returns until then. The last time I received a call from Fidelity, they were trying to sell me some worthless service.

i  also received a call from his number today, 1/252012 too. It left a message said it was from Fidelity.  Is Fidelity leaking account information??

If you call back the 1-800 Fidelity number and give the rep your information they will always verify the last person that you spoke with and their location and position with the company. They do not outsource this task and every person calling you is In the office and every call is recorded. The reps are only trying to help...

I've received multiple voice messages from this number from a Megan Jorgensen (?) saying she was with Fidelity and leaving 800-408-4015 x7783  as a call-back number. I was somewhat suspicious already, so thanks for letting me know it's a third-party marketing company and that they ask for your SSN (which I wouldn't give out)...

This is a 3rd party contracted by Fidelity to do outbound customer service calls. They ask about your new account and try to sell other fidelity products. If you accept you will be transferred to a real fidelity investment rep. The 3rd party does not have full access to your investment account or personal info. They do notate your account for service and tracking purposes.

My company does the same thing because it's less expensive than paying full time licensed brokers to make "how are you and what else can we do for you" calls all day.

It is not a prank, scam, phising, or other bad call. It is perfecty legal business. If fidelity were smart they would just make the caller ID read 800-fidelity to stop this type of confusion.

Picked up the call on my work phone. Caller claimed to be from Fidelity. Wanted to know if I wanted to hear more about their money management services.

A Fidelity Rep called and left a message with his 1-800 number so we could return his call.  We were expecting a contact from Fidelity, just missed picking up the call.

this crazy person calls from 904 486 5300 and tried to peddle what sounded like drugs, so I hung up.

Shawn Moneypenny from Fidelity left voicemail and 800 number to call back to discuss their Premium Services. Probably wants to talk me into signing up for managed services where they can charge me additional fees and get their hands on more of my money. Not interested; won't call back.

this guy is a child molester, if an adult answers the phone he hangs up.

I have gotten a call from this number at the beginning of the month for the last few months after I opened up a couple brokerage accounts with Fidelity. They ask if Joy Mann is there and they are calling about an IRA acct to be set up. The first time I answered I told them that I had already set up an account with Fidelity and they must have the wrong number and to please change it in their system as that was not the right number for Joy Mann.

Well now they have tried to call me 2 more times and I have the following questions:
- How do these people know I have an account with Fidelity?
- If they are with Fidelity how the hell are they able to access any info on Fidelity's systems
 to make these calls and why are they using this number?
- If they are with Fidelity is their phone activity being tracked?          
Here are my conclusions:
- There are some rogue brokers/investment advisers working at Fidelity
  who have access to Fidelity's systems and are feeding/selling customer info
  to other people who then do the fishing. I don't doubt this because Fidelity has a ton
  of customer service people working for them and there are bound to be a few bad apples.    
- If somehow the above is true and Fidelity can not detect this, then they have some BIG
 security issues and lack of internal controls (which I do not doubt) and more investigation are
 needed by them or someone is going to report them to FINRA or the SEC!