This number left a pre-recorded nessage on my voicemail saying it was "final curtesy call" about a credit card balance and they "tried several times to reach" me. Called back and got a busy signal. I bave no credit card balance.

This number left a pre-recorded nessage on my voicemail saying it was "final curtesy call" about a credit card balance and they "tried several times to reach" me. Called back and got a busy signal. I bave no credit card balance.

This number left a pre-recorded nessage on my voicemail saying it was "final curtesy call" about a credit card balance and they "tried several times to reach" me. Called back and got a busy signal. I bave no credit card balance.

This number left a pre-recorded nessage on my voicemail saying it was "final curtesy call" about a credit card balance and they "tried several times to reach" me. Called back and got a busy signal. I bave no credit card balance.

pre-recorded message claiming problems with my credit card.  received several calls - one at 2 AM  Checked with credit cards - no problems.

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I asked the man to remove me from his list and he said, "No, I will not do that" and hung up on me!!

They call and don't leave any message.

This company ("Account Services" service provider? "EMBARQ") is notorious in various web blogs for their deviousness and their flaunting of the Do-Not-Call registery - I think the registry is WHERE they got my number in the FIRST place - However, this time I decided to answer and see what information I could get out of them.  

As others have reported, I was greeted by a recording tellling me they've been trying to reach me to tell me my time was running out on my interest rate - blah, blah, blah, and to press one to speak to an operator.  I did so.  I then interrupted the lady's attempt to get my phone number, etc, and asked the name of their company.  The female voice said "Account Services" - when I pressed for further information ("That's rather generic, Account Services for WHO?") she said "Account Services for Visa, MasterCard and Discover Card" - when I said that was too vague and asked where they were located she hurrridly hung up on me (DUH!  Didn't want to get caught!)

This behavior is typical of reports against this company on various Internet Blogs.

Another thing, the number they called to reach me is not only on the Do-No-Call Registery, it is also a cell phone, so they commited TWO violations.

I have reported them before, as well as attempted to this time.  Apparently the FTC - who is supposed to enforce the law - is more concerned with collecting their salaries and shoving complaints under the carpet - in fact, today their web site won't even accept compaints - you go to all the trouble to fill out their form and when you click "submit" a page comes up that simply says, "We are having trouble" - WELL DUH!  Probably getting SWAMPED with complaints - I suspect the "submit" button realy means, "give in to the scammers, we're too da** busy to fight them."  The FTC reports that the number of complaints is low - well DUH!  If you CAN'T complain, it stands to reason that the number of complaits would BE low!

This morning I had a face-to-face with Senator Bennett and voiced my ire that the Do Not Call Registry is apparenty a toothless dog, a paper tiger, and does nothing to earn their keep in this department - I suggested they be put on an "earn your way" basis- I then followed up with a lengthy request for assistance at his congressional web site - and suggested that the Do Not Call registry become self sufficient on fines alone - that the list be made available for free to any legitimate business that wants to clean up their phone list as well as free to people who want to be listed on the registry.  It will be interesting to see what resuts I get.

Meanwhile, I suggest that everybody write their Senators and Representatives and complain about the do-nothing Do-Not-Call Registry - I was unable to quickly locate current stats on how many complaints they have received or how many companies they have taken action against - the most current item I found was a whopping TWO - count them TWO - compaines that had been fined - $1.2 Million bucks - but what about the thousands of complaints? Not a word!  NOT ONE! But the FTC website abounds with self praise for how well the system works - Well, DUH!  THEY HAVE TO SAY THAT!

My suggestion is to input the phone number into your caller ID Data Base and then every time you get a call from them, don't answer, but report it to your Senators and Representatives (Keep track, the fine is $11,000 max per call - you 'could' get RICH sueing them!).  Do NOT bother trying to report them to the FTC (site's down.  Remeber?) or even, as some have suggested, the FCC.  Funny thing about politicans, they like to be seen as doing something good - while government employees who like to sit around and tell jokes or play games or surf porn would rather not be seen at all

I just got a call from them about 10 minutes ago. This number is busy today!

In response to previous message. Mybe you need to get a credit report. Just to be sure.

Just received a call from this number stating it is my last chance to lower my current credit card rate. They can charge what ever they want I don't have a credit card.

There are no responses when I say Hello, or there is a couple minutes of a recording.
Also one call was regarding changing my interest rate.
After all the  notes I read, I too will not respond to this number.

These automatic connecting phone calls are a pain in the butt,
and someone should put a stop to them.
For all of us DO NOT GIVE OUT ANY INFORMATION.

This 239-482-3803 keeps calling me.  Very annoying!!!

I answered this call from unknown caller. Once again (closed to 12th time) it was from a company requesting for the "last time" for my chance to lower my credit card interest rate. I tried to speak with a representative to have my number removed, but the automated message said something to the fact that ___ logged off. Normally, I would not answer the call, but I am looking for work and am hopefully expecting a call for an interview.

Received a call this afternoon from this number 239-482-3803. Did not recognize area code so did not answer, left no message.

Same thing happened to me, except the calls were 2 days apart, let both go to voicemail, neither left a message.
Michael

Just got a call from this number here in Maryland.   Didn't answer, no message left.

We are on "do not call". Did not pick up when I said Hello once, so I hung up.

keep getting calls from this number and we dont have credit cards

Received a call from this number (or at least that's the number they have on their ID).  When I tried to call it back, I got the message, "We're sorry, the number you have dialed is not in service..."  So, they are obviously calling from a different number and using this one on their ID so they can't be identified.

the guy called my home today and was trying to get me to allow him to reduce all my credit card rates..he said he works with any credit card..I asked what is in it for him and he said there is a small fee but that he would get it when the rates were reduced with the credit card companies...if anyone is actually naive enough to believe that nonsense, I feel sorry for them. It's strange that he would use a personal land line...talk about dumb criminals!!! haha

have had multiple calls from this #, I am on the D.N.C. list. I even tried telling them to put me on there DNC list and they hung up on me. Then I called the company and told them the same and they hung up on me. They still keep calling.

received call to lower credit card rate. Do not call lists mean nothing to these people.

I got a call from this woman @ 1-239-482-3803 today and I asked for a callback # and she gave me 1-800-482-3803.  She even wanted my # to call me again tomorrow. She claimed to be from a cpy called "Card Services".  She promised to lower my interest rates 'forever' on my credit cards and I only had to tell her one of my account #'s(and other details) and what my interest rates are currently on my other cards.  She stated I had to have $4,000 or more on any 3 of my cards in order to qualify.  She was pretty pathetic and obviously unprofessional.

I asked for the name of the company and the woman on the other end started telling me how I was not very intelligent for asking for the name of the company and that she would not give it to me as I may report them for calling someone on the do not call list.  She then hung up.  I did ask so that I could report the company and her response sure makes you wonder if they are targeting people on the do not call list.  How insulting and irritating to be subjected to this kind of garbage.

This company ("Account Services") is notorious in various web blogs for their deviousness and their flaunting of the Do-Not-Call registery - I think the registry is WHERE they got my number in the FIRST place - However, this time I decided to answer and see what information I could get out of them.  As others have reported, I was greeted by a recording tellling me they've been trying to reach me to tell me mytime was running out on my interest rate - blah, blah, balh and to press one to speak to an operator.  So I did so.  I then interrupted the lady's attempt to get my phone number, etc, and asked the name of their company.  The female voice said "Account Services" - when I pressed for further information ("That's rather generic, Account Services for WHO?") she said "Account Services for Visa, MasterCard and Discover Card" - when I said that was too vague and asked where they were located she hurrridly hung up on me (DUH!  Didn't want to get caught!)

This behavior is typical of reports against this company on various Internet Blogs.

Another thing, the number they called to reach me is not only on the Do-No-Call Registery, it is also a cell phone, so they commited TWO violations.

I have reported them before, as well as attempted to this time.  Apparently the FTC - who is supposed to enforce the law - in more concerned with collecting their salaries and shoving complaints under the carpet - in fact, today their web site won't even accept compaints - you go to all the trouble to fill out their form and when you click "submit" a page comes up that simply says, "We are having trouble" - WELL DUH!  Probably getting SWAMPED with complaints - I suspect the "submit" button realy means, "give in to the scammers, we're too da** busy to fight them."  The FTC reports that the number of complaints is low - well DUH!  If you CAN'T complain, it stands to reason that the number of complaits would BE low!

Well, this morning I had a face-to-face with Senator Bennett and voiced my ire that the Do Not Call Registry is apparenty a toothless dog, a paper tiger, and does nothing to earn their keep in this department - I suggested they be put on an "earn your way" basis- I then followed up with a lengthy request for assistance at his congressional web site - and suggested that the Do No Call registry become self sufficient on fines alone - that the list be made available for free to any legitimate business that wants to clean up their phone list as well as free to people who want to be listed on the registry.  It will be interesting to see what resuts I get.

Meanwhile, I suggest that everybody write their Senators and Representatives and complain about the do-nothing do-not-call registry - I as unable to quickly locate current stats on how many complaints they have received or how many companies they have taken action against - the most current item I found was a whopping TWO - count them TWO - compaines that had been fined - $1.2 Million bucks - but what about the thousands of complaints? Not a word!  NOT ONE! But the FTC website abounds with self praise for how well the system works - Well, DUH!  THEY HAVE TO SAY THAT!

My suggestion is to input the phone number into your caller ID Data Base and then every time you get a call from them, don't answer, but report it to your Senators and Representatives - NOT to the FTC or even, as some have suggested, the FCC.  Funny thing about politicans, they like to be seen as doing something good - while government employees who like to sit around and tell jokes or play games or surf porn would rather not be seen at ALL!

I got a call from 239-482-3803, this is becoming a real oain w/all these people calling our homes. I asked him what the name of his business was he stated "Account Services", right that sounds like a real company. Anyway I called the number back and let my 1yr old talk into the answereing machine for 8 min's. She had fun............

I just checked my phone and noticed that I received calls from both numbers today too - an hour apart though.  Interesting....I'll be waiting for them.

I'm in TX. They are calling 3-5 times/wk w/ a recorded message. I decided to go on to find out who they are. A woman asked me if I was at least $3000 in debt as they could help. When I asked what company this was, she hung up. I tried to call back but the # wasn't working. SCAM!!!!!!