(310) 643-5101

The caller asked if he could speak to my wife (by name). I answered bluntly, no, then ***g up. I figure I might as well enjoy.

Most of the time they don't even talk, it's just empty on the other line

They **** up when I answer. When I call them I cannot get through to them.

i got a call from this # 310-***-5101, the lady asked for me with my maiden name, i told her she had the wrong #, she asked how long i had my # i told her i didn't have to tell her that and she had the wrong #- she then told me "you know what lady, go dry up" and ***g up. what a great job she must have, loser!!

Robocaller

thanks for the above posting and now this number is BLOCKED.

Just got a call from this number, I very much like the idea of forwarding these type of calls to the phone companies, and yes, THEY DON"T CARE. I have complained to my phone service provider, and got the same thing you did, they just don't care. My home phone averages about 20 some calls PER DAY from these human s***s, and I tried everything and can't stop these calls...DO Not Call registry is a joke... Can you share a little more on how to do these forwarding calls, I sure like to have my phone company have a little taste of what goes on in my life every single day. Also can you pick and choose which calls to forward from your phone? Thank you.

There is a way to sign up for a FREE service called nomorobo to stop these annoying robocalls. My problem is that my landline carrier, AT&T, currently doesn't support Nomorobo because they need to add the Simultaneous Ringing rejection capabilities to their LANDLINE service. I called AT&T months ago, as the Nomorobo.com page suggested, to request they help stop spam calls with this, but after jumping through all of AT&T's automated hoops to reach a real person to speak with, I found out they don't seem to care and have no solutions of their own that worked (yes, I even paid extra for one of their products that was supped to help, of course... it didn't!) I suspect phone companies profit from these calls, as others have suggested, so they have no incentive to stop them and just let us, the receivers of these harassing calls, suffer - and in some unfortunate cases - get scammed. SO, I decided to use AT&T's call forwarding service to make AT&T understand the problem a little better.   After I get a spam call I enter it into my "call forwarding list" (*63). The number I have dialed in for the call forwarding is: AT&T (Traditional Landline) Customer Service 1-800-288-2020 (I had to use the number "one" in my entry). This way AT&T, who refuses to help stop this problem, will get the spam call (if it's repeated) instead of me. I'm hoping if they s**** to get the same number of spam calls I get - they'll decide it's worth stopping the problem.