(317) 401-8257

W***ver these guys are, they are using "jump numbers" to make it look like they're calling from within the U.S., but they are actually located overseas, so they are outside the FCC's jurisdiction. Most often, Caller ID says the caller is "V90419463300089", but sometimes says Nextel because they own the number. It is *not* Nextel calling you. If you answer the phone, either they will **** up immediately (maybe they're phishing for valid phone numbers to sell to other scammers / telemarketers) or you'll get a recorded pitch for a topical skin creme. (The same number has been used for other medical-related pitches in the past, such as free catheters.) Simple solution: Just let the phone ring and don't pick it up.

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Electronic voice - they disconnected when I didn't reply to question.