We get this call fairly often, early in the morning East coast time.
No message, no callback, just Silence.
Sounds like someone PHISHING for phone numbers, emails

right because as a customer the call becomes a courtesy call to let you know tis times to renew. the call i got was for tv repair. Now as it is a call center these calls can be legit or not legit. In other words some companies use call centers to save cost. Farmed out tech work is very common. A company would rather loose a few 100 a month from a few return customers than loose the customer. so they will farm out the work to other companies when they are just to busy.

In other words people be careful not to throw the baby out with the bath water. If nothing else try to find out the companies main phone number the call center guy is calling for and call them directly

Rec'd a call from them this morning.  Said the company names was Yext.  What came up on the caller I was NWYRCYZNO1NY.  I said we're on a no call list and to remove our name.  He said he was responding to an inquiry from us and I said no you're not.  Had something to do with making our web site more visible.  I hung up on him.

Was operator offering free subscription to E-Week magazine.

Called my cell phone at 3:50 MDT.  Didn't leave a message either.

call from UNKNOWN 919176771336
went to voicemail after 4 rings no message
stupid autodialers!!!

"Op:New York NY" <9176771336>
This is what my caller ID says... Didn't leave a message.

I get solicitations at work ALL the time for Engineering magazines.  I never answer my phone any longer due to this.  They NEVER leave a message.  I believe American companies have outsourced Magazine subscription renewals to India.  I have been polite in the past.  When I do answer they always ask many invasive questions such as "When will I be purchasing Engineering Software in the Future" and what my financial purchasing authority in Dollar terms is.  I believe they use Proffesional Magazines as a way to develop Mailing and Phone lists and then sell these names back to American Companies.  I will cancel all Magazine subscriptions that use outsourced callers in the future....  Too busy at work for this nonsence...

Got a call from this number today however they didn't leave a message.

Not the first time this number has called my unlisted, prepaid cell phone. Till now I just ignored because they left no message.

They called today but I was on the phone already. Curiousity got the best of me, so when I got off the phone I called the number back. Guy with an Indian accent answered (after 1 ring). I said I had gotten a call from this number and wanted to know why they called. He said several companies make outgoing calls from this number so he doesn't know who called me but if I give him my number, they will call me back.

I declined since "I don't know who you are and apparently *you* don't know who you are!". It would have been meaningless for me to ask him not to call me back, since he professes not to know my number, and I will not provide it to him.

Multiple calls, no voicemail, no response when answered

This number called me early in the morning on my  home phone.  British sounding male voice.  Selling MAGAZINES!  When I called the number back I got a busy signal.

I was stupid enough to take the call. It's an Indian telemarketer from Storage Magazing forcing a free subscription down your throat. Even after telling her I'm not anywhere close to the Storage business.

I googled this number to see who it was, glad I found this site, I will not answer it EVER.

This phone # noew rolls directly to VM.  They just called, went to VM, left 10 seconds of silence and then hung up.

Received phone but before I answer they hung up.  Used call log to call back.  Sounds like same Indian guy on other end.  I asked who called and he said they were a switch board for several companies and wanted my phone number to check to see who called.  I declined and asked not to be bothered any more.

"John" from a call center in India to renew my eWeek subscription, which I had renewed via email just 2 weeks prior to the phone call.  I played along and they had all of my contact information including business name, mailing address, phone and fax numbers and even email addresses. Caller ID only showed phone number.

a phone call came twice to my cell from this number, no body was on the other side, than i tried to call from my house number, an indian voice answered asking me how can he direct my call

a phone call came twice to my cell from this number, no body was on the other side, than i tried to call from my house number, an indian voice answered asking me how can he direct my call

Have a call that does not pick up.  When I try to call back it is always busy.

Second or third call, Indian dialect offering travel bargain? to Riverpoint Vacation in the Napa valley. Mentioned tired of this crap and on do-not-call list followed by immediate hang up.

Got a weird call from this number on 4-1-8 @11:56

Indian accent offering me a free subscription to a magazine for technology managers; I am not one.

They just called me. They offered me a free trial subscription of InfoWeek. I declined and asked to be taken off their calling list. Lets see if they call back.....

Received call around noon on 4/2/08.  I wasn't available.  No message.  I didn't recognized this number so googled it and discovered it could be a sham number.  I won't answer calls from this number.  My recent calls list shows the number 917-677-1336

Just received call. asked for me by name here at my business. I answered "I am he" and the Indian male hung up. Frustrating is all I can say.

Never leaves a message. Calls several times a day.

Calls everyday

Yea they just called me right now claiming to have free IT magazine subscription. I told him no, he's kept insisting that I need it since I am an IT professional. I got irritated and hung up. Reported to the National Do Not Call list. I suggest you guys do the same too. These guys call me a lot.

Yep, they're supposedly "updating" my contact info for a freebee IT magazine subscription. At first I thought it was Ziff Davis Publishing, since the calls all asked about publications that they produce, but now I'm not so sure it's them but a call center that has somehow gotten my info. They routinely call me every day, but I've tagged the phone number to display "do not answer" in my cell phone and just ignore them.