I answered by accident.  The guy can barely speak English says he,us calling me about my medical compensation.  When I told him he was a scam he told me to go f***Myself!

I searched the #. It is a phone scammer trying to get your financial information. He told me I won $850,000. I said, "That's a load of h****s***, go f*** yourself and quit calling this # before I call the police and have them track your #. Of course he immediately hung up lol

This number just called my cell phone. I didn't answer it. And I will block it from calling again. I'm sure its a scam.

They called me saying something bout some secret powers of good luck.they said the Egyptian temple can send me prayers I been waiting for for years only if I believe them and that's its not a scam.well it really is they trying to promote chase credit cards approvals by getting getting your info ..

i have receied numerous calls from this number and they said i owed money for a payday loan (which i have never done) and that if i didnt want them to come to house or job and arrest me i would agree to pay them something like a thousand dollars, they said they didnt want my personal information but they would give me a id# for me to go to Walgreens and use that number to send them money.

I ask him for his company name and address but would not give it to me...scammmers

Received call at 4:49pm 6/12/14.  Caller ID showed "Name Unavailable" and number.  Did not answer; did not leave message.  Blocking.

I got a scam call from this number. He was not from America and he was claiming I won something and they were going to use UPS to send it. I said I hadn't signed up for anything. He said he knew that and I was just a random winner. I have no idea how he got my number!

Indian selling Viagra  woke me up

I quickly recognized the call as a scam and had some fun with them.  Evidentially, I?m going to be arrested by local police in front of my family and neighbors to spend the night in jail so I can be tried on my county?s front steps (on a Satuday no less) for committing IRS Fraud.  The process was going to long and grueling?would need to hire are attorney and spend hundreds of thousands of dollars defending the case because they had a solid case.  Unless?I cooperated with them.   If the IRS wants you they?ll snail mail you a couple of times prior to calling you.  And if they call, they?ll be able to provide you private information?not the reverse.  Total scam.  Don?t fall for this hoax.  

I talked to a male that sounded like he was from S Africa.  He has been texting me from a WA # but sounds very suspicious. I believe that it is someone running a scam to get money so I blocked the # from calling me.

I subscribe to Omnitech,  a company that  maintains the client's computer free from viruses and and other types of cyber attack. This past weekend I received a call from 11-999-999-212 and a woman who said she was calling from Omnitech asked me if I was so and so and when I confirmed she asked me to log on my Omnitech account and allow a technologist access to my computer. Then a man who identified himself as a Omnitech technologist showed me several corrupted files  in my computer, saying that he would delete those files as part of the regular assessment and cleaning up that the company provides the clients on a regular basis. Once that was done he said that in order to protect my computer from similar attacks in the future, I should install an anti-malware  software. The cost: $ 149.00. I said I would think it over and call him later. Instead I called Omnitech and they said they had no records of anybody in the company calling me on that day. As for the malware software, Omnitech provides it free of charge to its customers. The woman and the man who called me had a strong Indian accent (from India). Since then I have been receiving 5-6 calls from 11- 999-999-212 number, day and night. I picked up the first time around and told them that I knew they were not with Omnitech and that the whole thing was a scam. That did not stop them from calling. How did they know my name, phone number, and the fact that I am a Omnitech client? Omnitech did not seem to be bothered too much when I told them about the issue. They advised me not to allow strangers access to my computer. Strangers who know my name, phone number and Omnitech account do not sound too much like strangers. Beware of 11-999-999-212, and do not think that your personal information is safe in the hands of supposedly reputable business such as Omnitech.

Our business got a call from this number saying they were our copier repair company and needed the six digit code off of the front of our copier. A legit copier company would never call you and ask you about the specs on a product they sold you. Scammers.

Call blocker is your best bet.  Also don't pick up on call numbers you don't recognize.   They appear to be debt scammers.  Don't talk to them; don't give them any information, do not let them intimidate you.  Do not agree to send them any money!

Report them:  See:  https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0149-debt-collection

This number rang my cell just a few minutes ago. I did not answer and no voice mail was left. So I searched the number knowing it is not a valid area code. Found this site and others saying it is a spoof number and associated with scammers. Just a brief review of this site and a few others showed dates going back to 2009. A good practice to have is to not ever answer a number you do not recognize. Be smart, be safe.

By the time I got to my cell phone, they had hung up.  Why are they calling me, when it is after midnight?  They left no message.  

Just got a creepy call from this number. The caller was obviously trying to disguise his voice and came off sounding like the serial killer from Silence of The Lambs. He stated his name was Ryan Johnson and he was calling from Bank of America, I don't have an account with Bank of America so there would be no reason for them to contact me.

By the way he said his name was Jerry Renealdi. I think that is the correct way it is spelled.

anybody ever got a call that said you won a prize of thousands of dollars that was from a IPS in the Netherlands? The man that called me said I had won &750.000 and he worked with the IRS and would deliver a certified check to my house but that I needed to insure with FID which would cost me around &7500.00.  I called the World Trade Center about this. I turn the man down for I am sure it is a scam.

Called and said won national lottery

I have been called repeatedly by a company claiming to be a debt collector(US Cash Advance) A TOTAL of 40 times in a roll and was told he will continue until I resolve the matter. WTF??? :/ there has to be a way to stop these calls but my main concern is that these individuals know my social security number! What can I do? Please advise

I got a call from this number saying that he was from US Customs, and that I won $2.5 Million dollars rofl AND A BRAND NEW CAR!!! then i was waiting for the "catch" He wants me to go to my local cvs / walmart / kmart and buy a 250$ "proof" saying that I am who I say I am, after hearing that I knew it was some BS scam for sure ( I dont even have a drivers license) I was like OH yeah i'll take care of it for sure & hunged up he called me back 5 times in one hr..

if it is possible block the number on your cell phone. Whatever you do , don't answer. It is spoofed number and there is a 99% probability it is a scam.

Because it is a spoofed number and the world has no clue that you know when it is a fake number? Idiot

Random call, no message

Second time a out of area  call today;
First time no ph# attached///
2nd time ph# showed up 999 999-2112 JUNK Call
Do not answer!

Now getting political calls from people in a primary here in Georgia.  Do they think calling me on a 999 number will make them sound legit?

I got a call from this number today.  A political call for an upcoming election here in Georgia!

Contact the federal trade commission in Washington DC
Also register to the Do Not Call list.com
Then track the call history for 30 days exactly. Must attempt to get name, number, extension, name of company when ever possible.
Consequently, if they call back on the 31st day, the individual can be fined $10k for violating federal law.
It's the companies responsibility to "scrub" the list to the do not call list every 30 days. This was implemented by federal law in 2010 or 2012. The FTC can give you the exactly Congressional law date it was passed.
Sincerely, mortgage expert from AZ.

Someone called me and said she was my granddaughter (which I don't have). Then she asked if it was the Corsi residence (which is my last name) and if I lived at 6895 Eastmoor Drive (which is my address). When I told her that I didn't have a granddaughter she said "well why don't I come to 6895 Eastmoor Drive and kill you" and then she hung up.

I met this guy on match.com he called me and the 999# showed up. I think its another scam number