This is some type of a scam. I've received calls from this number everyday for the past week. They want to speak to Wallace Kirk, and there is nobody here by that name, nor has my number EVER belonged to Wallace Kirk. What a scam. So I finally called them back and they have caller ID'd my number and some man with a Latino sounding accent answers in some highly snotbag overtone, as if he's "the man". HUH?! Don't even go there with me!

I tell him someone from his phone number has been calling my number for a week and I don't know why. He says, "Yeah, let me speak to Wallace Kirk." I reply, there is nobody here by that name and, look here, I don't appreciate these spam/scam types of calls. And then he says something derogatory to me about me, that I can't fully understand because of his thick dialect; so I tell him to eff off because I am sick to death of the phone call and email scammers. I am so tired of you con-artist scumbags creeps. Compound that with all the senseless shootings across the country, the killings of innocent kids and people in malls and theater's, etc. The people sending emails to hack into computers, the phone solicitors, the 75-150 spam emails I receive every few days, the people who blatantly knock on my door to sell crap, the person who stole my package off my front porch and the mail out of my mailbox...

Well, I've had it with all of this el-phukko nonsense. I trust no strangers and I answer to no strangers. Go to freakin heck and stuff up your south of the border.  I don't shive a git about you, so go buck a fuffalo!

Received computer generated calls from this and lots of other numbers, at least 2 times a day.  Tells me if I am a certain person, to push 1, if not push 2.  I called a couple of the numbers and it is "Diversified Consultants" out of Jacksonville Florida.  However, all the numbers show that they are coming from my area code in Oklahoma.  Very frustrating!

We got a call from this number claiming that we owed money on a Verizon Wireless account. We have never used Verizon and when we told them this they asked for our last four of our social security number. We refused to give them the information and once again told them we did not have an account with Verizon. At that point they said that it was going against our credit score and that we needed to contact Verizon.

We contacted Verizon and were informed that they showed no information in their system of an account in our name and was told that this call was a scam and to notify law enforcement if they call again.

Computer generated voice, until to hit the right number to talk to a live person, This is an important call for X, if this is not X, press 2, if X is not available, press 3, if you need more time to get X, press 4, If this is not the Right number press 5, then they get a person on the phone who you tell this is the wrong number X does NOT live here. This is a new number. X must have had this number in the past. They might check the number, and start calling again, "ANYTHING" you say will be added to a massive shared data base to collect from that person or you if you get on a collection list in the future. They will ask if the person is at work, then where do they work, etc. Then they will start calling that person at work, etc. (Numbers might not be right, but you get the idea.)

Some are tricky and ask for the wrong person,and you say your name and they say my bad, you're the one we really want to talk to about the debt, etc. They call from mobile numbers to not have a name on the caller ID. They call from different numbers in case you have that one blocked or a silent ringer, or are not answering calls from that number. Bill collectors are very tricky.