I got the call at 1:04am 2-17-2010 stating my atm card was being used so they deactivated it and for me to press #1 to reactivate it then #2 to enter my 16 digit account number, my mom got one also about an hour later, my son got one, this was a blocked number so i don't know if it was the 905-479-2655 # but on his it said his federal credit union, etc... he's in college, and yes my carrier is AT&T i reported it to them they sent me an email back saying they'd look into it, and i also posted it on face-book, and reported it to the no-call list, we are all on that too, and sent off an e-mail to the local news satation.

I received a call from 905-479-2655 at 1:25am saying it was AT&T (my carrier) and that my security number needed to be reactivated by pressing 1...I was asleep and did push 1,, but so sleepy I pressed 1 again and the phone call ended. I called AT&T at 8:ooam to check on the number to see if I had charges on my cell account but they could not see anything and could not look up the number. AT&T recommended that I call that number to see who it was. Well instead I checked Google and saw other people were contacted during the night by the same number. I will keep checking my cell account with AT&T and pray that no charges will be on it... God help me for being stupid!!!!

I received a call from this number at like 2 in the morning.  i think the 905 area code is canada, and i live in southern georgia, so thats kinda random. anyways answered and i was told by a recording that my debit card was stolen, and it just happened that it was laying on the desk right beside me so i hung up.

I had a message on my answering machine. Caller ID says Altitude Software. The message said my account had been accessed by someone else and to press 1. Since I was not home I could not do this. I couldn't hear what account had been accessed.

The message of the unknown caller was to inform me that my "check card has been stolen, to reactivate it, press 1" Curious, I pressed one and it proceeded to ask me for my check card information, at which point I hung up.