(810) 235-2312

I got the automated security system message from this number and ***g up immediately. I've received 4 phone calls from them this month from 4 different numbers across the US. I filed separate complaints at https://complaints.donotcall.gov/complaint/complaintcheck.aspx for each number. Using my cell phone's recent call function it was easy to get the times and dates of calls!

i appreciate the background work on this one, everybody.  the recorders voice was kind of creepy, when he said "i'm sorry".

Just got a call from 810 235-2312.  Caller said "I'm sorry" and ***g up.  Now I suspect that they will sell this number as being a "good'one...

i just got a call from 8103252312 and all he said was im sorry and when i called back the number was dissconnected

I got a phone call yes****ay 3/1 from this number 810/235-2312 and when I looked it up, the phone number was for a Dorothy Groescyk (misspelled) in Flint, MI, and my look-up source showed me a picture of her house/residence. Today (3/2), I got a call from the same number 810/235-2312 and a recording told me that I had won a prize. The prize was a wireless home security system and I was to stay on the line to speak with an ‘operator’ by pressing 1 or to remove my phone number from the list I was to press 2. I pressed 2 and was immediately disconnected. I then researched the number a***n today, the user is an unknown person/business, and the telephone provider is listed as Ameritech Michigan. I then researched a little bit further, found the following toll free number-1-877-723-1426, and called it. A woman answered and did not identify herself; I explained that I had received a call and she said she did not place the call and asked the number that called me. I explained that I opted out of receiving calls from them and was disconnected; the woman said she would make sure 'she' did not call my number a***n.  I never gave my number that I was calling from, nor the number they originally called, to the woman I spoke to.  Another number****ociated with this fraud is 248-673-8891 when I researched that number I received the following information. The area map****ociated with this is the same area map that was****ociated to 810/235-2312 on 3/1! Here is the information:•    E Sayles  & Thomas Sayles•    Phone Type: Home •    Carrier: Ameritech Michigan •    Address: 1588 Alma Ave •    Location: Waterford, MI •    The Sayles household has lived in Waterford, Michigan on 1588 Alma Ave for 19 years. The household totals 2 people. •    Here is information I found about the address 1588 Alma Avenue using Google.  Property Information for 1588 Alma AveProperty Features     Financial History •    Single Family Residence•    Year Built: 1948•    3 Bedrooms•    2 Bathrooms•    Approximately 1,024 Sq Ft•    Lot size: 17,424 Sq Ft•    Stories: 1•    Rooms: 5•    County: Oa****d•    Heating type: Heating•    Heating detail: Forced Air•    Roof type: Asphalt•    Parking: Attached Garage 1 ****esSource: Public Records     Last sold for $61,500 on 4/8/1992Last****essed at $50,320 on 2009 Previous****essments •    $50,320 on 2009 •    $50,320 on 2008 •    $48,200 on 2007 Source: Public RecordsAnother number I traced to this fraud phone number from Flint, MI @ 810-244-6237. My question, how do we stop these calls and report this to the FCC?

Some sort of a scam deal for sure.Don't answer any calls you don't know, if its a good call they will leave a voice mess. and you can call back...File a complaint with the FTC and no call folks...This ****** stuff has got out of hand. The Feds need to s**** cleaning house. This is affecting everyones phone service at home or on cells.

I just got a call from this number.  They are selling a home security system.  The operator was Dan and when I asked him to remove my phone number from solicitation he ***g up. I suspect 810-235-3659 and 810-232-0555 are all connected to the same company.

Same as above. Fraud of some sort I imagine.

Caller ID came up as "unavailable." When I answered, what sounded like a recorded or computerized voice said, "I'm sorry," and the line went dead.