recorded call w/voice recognition. Claiming not to be sales related, to see a movie and get DVD at discount. no change to stop or DNC. SCAM.

I got a call about some company saying they thought I wanted to be a model. I said I didn't and was still half asleep and they said they would call back, but I have not heard from them since

Great, I said it was ok to send me a "no-ring voice mail" about the movie. now that I'm looking into it, I'm worried I may have given permission for something far more sinister. Never mind that it's the Dove Foundation, a group that I find to be completely deceptive and manipulative, I just don't want something crazy showing up on my bill.

(231)732-2067 called my cell just 5 mins ago. My cell is set on speaker-phone and as soon as I pushed the answer button, I heard a very fast voice say: "Goodbye" and it hung up. The voice didn't sound like a real person or anything recorded, more like a computer simulated voice. Went digging for info but came up empty except for the # being a land line in Mi.

they called me and about 7 girls @ my school. Some of us answered and they just hung up

i checked my phone this morning had a missed call from this number i tried calling back but got nothing.

This number called my husbands cell last night and then about 10 minutes later called mine. The caller ID only showed the number and "Michigan". We didn't answer and they left no message. Don't know how they got our numbers!!

I got all of the above including michael landon jr thrown in.

Gave fast info about a movie - 35 seconds.

So as the other person mentioned I cross referenced this number: 9172104609

It's the same company. Basically what they do is they call you try to get you to talk and get some additional information so they can join you in on this "Texting" thing. It's called premium texting as if you were to join something to get texts about upcoming movies?? The company is called the Dove Foundation and uses christian/judea beliefs for their selections for movie approval. I have no idea why they'd call me but.... who knows. Obviously it costs you money because they are targeting cell phone users.

I believe they're targeting everyone, but just for an FYI I am a T-Mobile Customer that lives in wisconsin, who is also included on the DNC lists nationally.

These people aren't too pushy except for a select few of their callers. Please kindly tell them that it is against the law for them to be calling you and using up your cell phone minutes, or let them know you're on the do not call list. I believe that this wont be lasting too much longer because a lot of complaints have been filed with the FTC... maybe even let them know if they keep it up they'll get themselves in deeper than they already might be.

I called back cause I missed it and got some wired automated voice. I hung up right away.

So I'm not going to see an extra charge on my phone bill? or will I?

I had the same problem, its funny because all your postings are the same as I got. AND its all been today 02/24/09

How did they get my number?  I am on the national do not call list!

How did the Dove Foundation get my cell phone number? I did not appreciate the call.

Husband and I both received call from our cell phone soliciting us to attend a movie. From searching online, have found it was the Dove Foundation who has been fined previously for violating the Do Not Call Registries.

Started on some crap about a movie.
I hung up before the call could continue.

Cross reference it with this number and you'll see the problem  ...9172104609.  It's an advertising scam that wastes your $ or minutes on your cell phone.  I'm not sure if anyone has lost $, but when it started asking for info and a promise to spend $20 in tickets on this movie I hung up.  It's bad enough there's a commercial every 7 minutes on TV I don't really need them calling me.

It called my cell which is registered on the national do not call list...so it's an FCC violation, not just an anoyance.

Thankfully they were just calling to let me know about a movie in the area, not to sell anything. They were quick and not too pushy.

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