Answer the call if you want to know who it is! That's what I did.  There was an Asian guy on the other line and he was selling cialis and Viagra.  He offered different quantities ranging from 100 - 250ct. For $1.20 per pill.

He wasted no time asking for my C/C # and when he did that's when I asked him where he was located and also asked for a call back #.  He have me a # different from the one he called from, area code 210 (San Antonio).  I'm located in Austin but kept my 707 area code.  
I never did call him back.  He called back a couple times but I was busy at work and couldn't take the calls.  
This felt like a scam but I'm not certain.

ADDENDUM

For those wondering why the call, even though one's number is in the DO-NOT-CALL registry; and/or where the caller *GOT* the number...

...robocallers like this care nothing about the DO-NOT-CALL registry; and the reason they're doing number checking, as I described in that to which I'm now replying, is because they're just calling numbers in a given block sequentially. They've not gotten a list anywhere. They just start at...

([area-code) [lowest known prfix in that area code]-[1001] and go from there to -[9999]

...and don't care, one wit, about whome they irritate, or what laws they might be breaking. What they (the sellers of such lists) don't want is to charge x-number of dollars per thousand, and have however many thousand numbers not work and so they have to give a refund to the telemarket to whom they sell the list; and so that's why they do number checking.

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Gregg L. DesElms
Napa, California USA

Called my cell number (which is in the FTC's DO-NOT-CALL registry) on 10 April 2014 at 3:42 PM PDT; just one ring, then hung-up.

This is a common tactic of those who sell lists to telemarketers. The list seller robo-calls the numbers in the list to ensure only that they are working numbers (hence the reason that only one or two rings are needed).

Most of the time, once one has received a number-checking, one-or-two-ring-only call like this (and the 707-200-7689 number is almost certainly spoofed, by the way; not the real number of the robocalling unit), s/he may almost certainly be assured that a day or two or three later s/he will receive a telemarketing call from whomever bought the telemarketing list.

On cell phones, which usually have the ability to block numbers built right in, it's best to block numbers like this call list seller's {likely spoofed) number, as well as the number of the telemarketer who will almost certainly call a day or two or three (or maybe a week, who knows) later.

Hope that helps.


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Gregg L. DesElms
Napa, California USA

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I just got this call but i didn't answer it, cause i didn't recognize the number, but it's for sure a napa area code number.. Thought it was my boss cause i called in sick today..
Lol

Just rang once, no message left. Called twice in the last two days both at different times.

2 recent calls from this number, March 17 and March 20. Only one ring, no message left.

Anyone knows who calls from this phone number.

See http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-707-200-7673

This call is from either A1 Solar Power, a solar company based in Van Nuys, California (with six branches throughout the state: San Diego, Costa Mesa, Carpenteria, Petaluma, Concord, and San Jose) or one of its telemarketing fronts.

The following four entities appear to be associated with each other:

1) A1 Solar Power, Inc. (Van Nuys, California) ? www.a1solarpower.net/?
https://www2.cslb.ca.gov/OnlineServices/Check ... x?LicNum=493623

2) Top Design, Inc. (Van Nuys, California) ? http://www.topdesignremodeling.com/
https://www2.cslb.ca.gov/OnlineServices/Check ... x?LicNum=966819

3) California Green Energy Center (run out of Top Design's office in Van Nuys) ? one of several telemarketing fronts shilling for A1 Solar Power ? http://californiagreenenergycenter.com/index.php

4) National Renewable Energy Center (Petaluma, California) ? one of several telemarketing fronts shilling for A1 Solar Power ? http://nationalrenewableenergycenter.com/

NOTE: The offices of A1 Solar Power and Top Design are located just 2.6 miles away from each other in Van Nuys, California.


Caller: A1 Solar Power
Call Type: Telemarketer

Who and why?  DNC and Orgnized Crime......hmmmm

Just got called too. On cell phone on dnc list. Grr

One ring, no message. My location is mn. The 707 area code is from Northern California.

Call received at 9:15am Mar 9, rang once no voicemail. My cell is registered with DNC and private. How are they getting the number? The weird part is that because I keep this cell number so private I have gotten zero fake calls on it for over 2 years, BUT in the last 24 hours I got 5, four from that organized crime outfit  in North Dakota 701-264-5000, and this one. I'd put money they are linked.

Rung once, then hung up. Weird.

Received call from this unknown caller.  They left no message.

Watch out they let it ring once then leave no message. It might be that scam where you get charged if you call it back.....caution!

Just got a call from this number as well.  No message and only rung once I believe.

Call received as well: 02-06-14  9:40 AM


It's a mystery