Must be another scammer as only a few family members have my cell number

Received a call from this number on my cell, Glad I Did not answer. Must be a spoofed # says it's Williams AZ Victim Advocacy when I looked # up.

Like others, I received this call from "Account Services" offering to lower an interest rate for a credit card I do not have.  I filed a complaint with the FCC.  I'm on the Do Not Call as well...  I hope the FCC does what it's supposed to and shuts these guys down.

Hi David,
In most cases these outfits are using auto dialer's & robo calls.  They just load them up with numbers and go for it hoping to gt someone to answer..   ROT, don't push any numbers to be removed, don't answer calls from numbers you don't know. Pick up and hang up asap.  Using a whistle is also good if you do! They also tend to spoof known numbers as well as fake..

How did they get my cell phone number?  Really upsets me as only 7 people have it.  This is not the first time they have called.  I blew a whistle in the phone when they called the home number.

Waaaaaaaay too much trouble. Click answer, click hang up, didn't loose my place.

All of my number is on the so called "National no call list", but I still get these annoying calls. On my home phone and my cell, I even get them on my work phone! I am just ticked beyond words. When are they going to find a way to stop these idiots? And yes I have tried to return some of those calls to blow up their line, but you guessed right busy or that number doesn't take incoming calls. So I really hope someone some day soon, can figure it out and shut these people down.

Just got a call from this number, same description of events as you guys except I talked to the guy a bit.  Same robo message followed by press 1 or 2.  I pressed 1 to talk to someone.  Then I heard a room full of people talking, almost as if they've pre-recorded people talking to make it sound like a legit call center.  You try to ask them who they work for and they say they are "credit card services for Chase, Citibank, and Bank Of America."  The guy was obviously from or IN another country.  I asked if they had a website or something, and he said they'd share all that with me after he asked a few questions to see if I qualify for the program.  The irony is that I called two credit card companies last week asking for a reduction in my interest rate, so it took me longer to diagnose this call as a scam, although they did themselves no favors.  Eventually, the guy got frustrated with my many questions and announced that he wasn't going to repeat himself.  I said "wait a minute, you called ME.  I get to ask you whatever I want."  He claimed he didn't call me but that my call was transferred to him.  I started to tell him that he was mistaken and that I got a call from an Arizona phone number and that I found some info about interest rate reduction scams online and he just talked over me some more and then he hung up on me.  Sadly, I was about 1 second away from getting "go f%#$ yourself" out of my mouth.  :(

just received a call from this number. I did not answer it b/c I did not recognize the number. They did not leave a message either.

Complaint filed with the FCC.  Keep calling vermin, each call wins the big prize!  Complaint with the FCC and the more complaints filed against you the closer you get to having the proverbial rug pulled out from under you.  You now have egg on your face and soon, soon, soon will have  difficulty breathing.

Trust me, you can report them.  Go online to the FCC.  Click on file a complaint and answer the questions as they appear.  You will be given the option to file an online complaint, call it in or mail or fax.  Go for it.  The FCC won't react on just your complaint alone but if everyone that gets calls like this files complaints every single time they get a call the FCC will get loaded down by the complaints and they will act upon it.  There needs to be a pattern for them to follow and every complaint filed is a foot print to that pattern.  We can make a difference and get these vermin trapped, skinned and hung out to dry.  Be bold, don't be afraid to file the complaint.  I have filed about 20 in the last 1 1/12 months against a group that is too stupid to give it up and they have finally slowed down their attempts to contact me and hopefully not going to do it anymore.  Each time they call here, I file a complaint.  I do not answer the calls.  I have caller ID and the only calls I answer are the ones that are entered on my phone as safe callers.  Any one else can ring the phone off the wall and they won't get any response other than an FCC complaint against them.  I have an unpublished, unlisted, phone that is also registered with the Federal Do Not Call Registry.  That registry works for the legal telemarketers.  It is only the illegals that are calling our phones.  FILE THE COMPLAINT!

Reporting two calls on my cell phone.
No message and did not answer.

Left no message.Just another annoying scam.

Just got a call from 928-635-5989 and got the same automation asking about lowering my credit card rate. I laughed because I cut mine up years ago. I just hung up. Researched the number and I find a victims advocate group listed for this number. However, try to call the number back and you get a circuit busy sound (for the young kids who don't know about busy signals, slow ones are busy line but if it is a fast busy signal it suggests circuits are busy). That could mean someones number got hijacked for a spammer to try and get credit card info out of people. The real owners of the number may no longer have it or don't know it is being used or possibly got cloned. CONSIDER THIS ONE EASY TO HANG UP ON!!! Don't even click through. No need. Your bank handles your credit card, call them directly and don't give any info about your account, your name or your social to the people calling from this company that is out to steal your info! SPAM ALERT...THIS IS EXACTLY THE KIND OF COMPANY TO STEAL YOUR CREDIT INFO AND STRIP YOUR BANK ACCOUNT. HANG UP ON THEM!!!

Received a call from this number in reference to "lowering my credit card interest rate".  I was given the option to press "1" to speak with someone or press "2" to be removed from their calling list.  I pressed 1 and immediately was connected with a male voice that sounded digitized/computerized.  They asked if I pressed 1 to lower my interest rate and I said yes.  I aksed which card he was referring to and he said my Visa.  I asked what company he was with and he said "You know, your Chase Bank Visa".  I then asked "What is the name on this account" and I was IMMEDIATELY hung up on.  Funny thing is, I do not even own a credit card in my name and there is no way my cell number was linked to any kind of credit card!  I waited about 15 minutes then called the number back and of coarse no one answered.  I was hoping someone would answer so I could bust them running a scam and report them.  Unfortunately, I can only post here .....It is a SCAM!!!