(212) 964-8091

They are wasting my cell time telling to call them back. Time to block these idiots.

IF YOUR HAVING ISSUES WITH THIS NUMBER PUT YOUR PHONE ON THE NO CALL LIST... IF THEY KEEP CALLING YOU, CALL THE NO CALL LIST COMPANY AND ITS A 2000$$ FIND AND YOU WILL GET THE MONEY!!!

Spammer

Called but left no message on my voicemail.

Called but left no message on my voice mail. Have been getting a large amount of spam calls these days on my cell phone. Added to my reject numbers list.

"Credit Card Services". Yeah, right. Like a bull "services" a cow. This time it's "Heather". Well-spoken young lady, clear and distinct. Obviously trolling for seniors. I pressed "1" for a person, got a gentleman with good English and a slight accent: refined, educated and exotic but with no discernible locality. Clear and patient. This time I was able to hold him for a while, pretending to dig out a credit card from a carrier I don't use, giving a number I've been practicing for a while. (Decoded, it reads: "Financial fraud, (spend in jail) all day, all week and all year, twenty to*****-freezes-over"). He had some way of checking and confirming right away that it wasn't a valid number. I gave it a***n, with a couple of digits transposed and a few more times until he finally gave up. A little fun, I suppose, but no progress on stopping these s***-buckets. Since they're criminals anyway, they won't honor the "Do Not Call" list. Maybe getting a useless "Credit Card" number will make them stop calling me, but I'm not holding my breath. If the NSA is so all-fired powerful, monitoring phone calls higgledy-piggledy, why can't they recognize a pattern "Heather from Credit Card Services" and at least block the perpetrators' access to U.S. phone services, if not completely fry their equipment and arrest them! Yee*** What are we paying our taxes for?

"Credit Card Services". Yeah, right. Like a bull "services" a cow. This time it's "Heather". Well-spoken young lady, clear and distinct. Obviously trolling for seniors. I pressed "1" for a person, got a gentleman with good English and a slight accent: refined, educated and exotic but with no discernible locality. Clear and patient. This time I was able to hold him for a while, pretending to dig out a credit card from a carrier I don't use, giving a number I've been practicing for a while. (Decoded, it reads: "Financial fraud, (spend in jail) all day, all week and all year, twenty to*****-freezes-over"). He had some way of checking and confirming right away that it wasn't a valid number. I gave it a***n, with a couple of digits transposed and a few more times until he finally gave up. A little fun, I suppose, but no progress on stopping these s***-buckets. Since they're criminals anyway, they won't honor the "Do Not Call" list. Maybe getting a useless "Credit Card" number will make them stop calling me, but I'm not holding my breath. If the NSA is so all-fired powerful, monitoring phone calls higgledy-piggledy, why can't they recognize a pattern "Heather from Credit Card Services" and at least block the perpetrators' access to U.S. phone services, if not completely fry their equipment and arrest them! Yee*** What are we paying our taxes for?

Shady company about lowering interest rates, not a creditor of mine, they ***g up when I asked who they were?

Called but refused to remove me from DNC list