(917) 217-0090

I got the same vm from these people. Since one person says its a cell phone I texted "Remove my number or be fined $5000". If they call a***n I will be able to prove I warned them and they just might get that fine. The message did not bounce or go to "text to landline" so I would say it is a cell phone.

Got a call from this number and my only option was to press one...so I did.  No other number options to remove my number or anything else.  As soon as they answered, they asked for my name and I said, "No, but you can remove my number" and THEY got huffy and said, "Well, you called ME and you should have pressed 2 if you want your number removed!" *click*  argh! They have some dang nerve getting upset at me when THEY are harassing ME!!

number called me at 2:53 PM and left a recorded voice message.  So****ing about making about $34,000 a year.  I haven't shown interest in making money from home for months and I still get these phone calls.  How long do they keep these numbers on record???

AlHere is the latest:The cell phone # belongs to BAILEY, GERALD  in Brooklyn NY. zip code 11206. Cell phone carrier is T=Mobile, Equipment location code GRCYNYFJCM2.  I tried calling this number and got "voice mail system" I tried leaving a message and they stated that the number was invalid.  I'm not sure which coconut tree he fell out of but he not going to make much money when you can not contact him. F7R9

I have received the same type of call. I have not had the time to finish resear****g this number however, it is a cell phone in New York City.  will get back with you when I have further information.HAVE A NICE DAY

I received a call from this number on my cell phone.  I was at work, so I didn't answer it.  They left a message.  When I listened to it, it appeared to be a recording of someone telling about a wonderful opportunity.  The person said that the average****ociate makes $34 thousand dollars a year.  They have a limited availability, so if I would like to take advantage of this and secure a better financial future, to simply press 1.