they shouldn't been calling on my 12 years old son cell phone. because he don't know anything about healthcare. they needed to go start to putting their nose in their own business or i will call the NSA.

Dang....If it was a pitch to stop the progress of the "public option plan" under consideration to be shoved down our throats (providing health care is NOT the job of goverment) I should have answered the call !

Yep, got the same message

I got this call while in class today, did not appreciate it. Trying to run my minutes up on my cell phone... They need to stop, post an AD in a newspaper, put an AD on TV, anything but jump on us, trying to solisid us for our money. If we need/ want the product, we will call.

I didnt pick it up and they never leave a message, but it calls me about once a day.

I missed the call and each time I tried dialing it to see who had called ,it was busy.So frusting!

I got the call and tried to call back.  All circuits are busy.  Wasting my cell minutes even if it is unlimited.  They shouldn't be allowed to call.

Government sponsored healthcare is already a role the government has undertaken. Consider medicare, medicaid, and the policies owned by our government officials. I truly question if the people who respond so vehemently against the government considering a public option fully understand what they are rebelling about. According to the studies I have read, it costs less to pay for insurance for the uninsured then it does to pay for their insurance policy. Every time a hospital has to eat the cost of treatment for someone not insured, they pass along that cost to someone else in some other way. Folks with insurance also tend to seek out preventative treatments much more readily than those without coverage, which is much less expensive to every one in the long run and better for the companies these people are employed by.

Rather than claiming a broad-sweeping position for one side or the other like based on emotion, partisanship, or gut instinct, I wish more people would participate in analytical and constructive debate over the issues. That takes time and research. How many of us are willing to do our homework rather than blindly follow partisan rhetoric??

This has nothing to do with Govt run health plans or private health plans it is a SCAM.  Read the AARP article on SCAM Ins plans being offered.  This # wants your credit card and will then use it to do with what they please.

Some credit card pitch - not related to health care stuff listed here from October.

This is really annoying call. Get it on my cell and work phone. I called the number back, to my suprise a person actually answered with deep foreign accent.

pre-ecorded message from a Verizon phone in New York.
Number is non-published and no information is available.
However the call is pre-recorded and offers insurance for $3 a day.
You are instructed to push a number and wait for the sales pitch.

My opinion is that this is  insurance company propoganda to stop the progress of the "public option plan" under consideration in the legislature.

Missed the call and no voicemail.

called 3 times in 3 days no message left

They've called my cell phone repeatedly over the last few days, left a recorded message about lowering interest rates.  I thought it was illegal to make unsolicited marketing calls to a cell phone.

Didn't recognize the number and didn't pick up.  Two calls in two days with no message left.  I am on the Do Not Call list.

Credit card scam of some kind or other (lower your interest rates) - and on my cell (JERKS!).  They're illegally calling cell phones - these losers need to be prosecuted and fined out of existence, and carriers fined heavily if they hesitate for even a moment to assist investigators.

Just called my cell.  Didn't recognize, didn't answer.

lower my interest rate telemarketer crap.  dirty SOBs.  on my cell phone, which makes it worse.

Hang up, no msg left, at 2:10pm Jan. 13 2010.

Just called on my cell.
Those are my minutes, not theirs

Call from +019143395678 to my AT&T iPhone.  I did not pick up and no message was left.

Number was listed on the phone as incoming.  As I work with lots of different numbers on a regular basis, I answered expecting a person.  Recorded message saying they can lower interest rates to 6% on credit cards, just press "1" to talk to someone.  So I did.  This person needed at least 2 cards to verify with the banks who it was and what the balances were...no info on who they work for other than "Card Services", and every time had a different answer with what bank they worked directly for.  I gave them one credit card number, then asked for more info, they wanted the expiration dates and my address.  I hung up and called to cancel the card.

Got a call today on my cell with this number listed on caller ID. pre-recorded pitch to lower my interest rates on my credit cards and to press 1 for more info. Of course no information about the company in the pre-recorded call.

Obviously this is some kind of marketing firm that is slamming any phone numbers. Bad business practice.

Recieved a call from this number. They did not leave a message. I only know its a New York area code.

upon further inquiry I found this posted online:
pre-ecorded message from a Verizon phone in New York.
Number is non-published and no information is available.
However the call is pre-recorded and offers insurance for $3 a day.
You are instructed to push a number and wait for the sales pitch.

My opinion is that this is  insurance company propoganda to stop the progress of the "public option plan" under consideration in the legislature.Caller ID: 914-339-5678

Caller: Verizon land line
***Hope this answers the mystery call.  By the way my cell phone is not with Verizon and I do not appreciate them calling me.

I saw this number as a missed call on my cell phone.  I did not recognize it and did reverse directory on it buy nothing came up. Area code is  from N.Y.
No message left.

Just like ACE on 29 OCT 2009, received a call on my cell phone.
Before I could pick it up they hung up.
From the posts on this page, this might be a robo-caller testing cell #'s to determine if they are active and/or valid.

Did not recogize # so didn't answer; no message left. Now that I see the history, its very annoying....

Got a call on my cell phone and before I could even pick it up they had hung up.