scam - they keep calling my phone and trying to get my information. They stated it was for a loan

Received a call from this number, when I don't recognize the number I don't answer. They didn't leave a voicemail or anything but they keep calling me. I just ignore it.

Asking for money (green lottery)

call received on April 18,2011 at 9:30 pm

Nusuance calls to my cell phone which then costs me minutes on my cell phone plan. Can they be stopped?

calls at least three times a day never leaves a message no one there when you do ans

Calls my cellphone and leaves no messages.

called 3 times in the past 2 weeks. didn't leave a message. my cellphone is for personal use and i don't want anybody calling trying to sell anyhing

very rude asked for someone that does not live here when I told them that I was called a liar.

Recieved a phone call from this number a few minutes ago...I answered and no one was there. I hit *69, retrieved the number, dailed the number and it states that "this verizone wireless number has been changed or is unavailable." Strange and annoying...I hope this is the last call from this number

When you dial this number, the rep can help you. You do need to give her your phone number to have it removed. This is a switchboard, and the rep has NO INFORMATION ABOUT YOU. The rep DOES NOT make out-bound calls, and IS NOT the one who called and hung up. The rep can let the supervisor know if you were treated rudely. Again, you have to provide your phone number. Feel free to yell--the volume control works great. You'll still get helped, but the rep will not be so nice after she is yelled and cussed at for something she didn't do. Continue to hang up, also--it's one less jerk the rep has to deal with.

They randomly called the wrong person one time too many in egregious violation of Federal and State statutes. I reached out to my contacts at the proper Federal agencies and they are poised for a joint Federal, State and local law enforcement task force raid and will arrest everyone answering the phone on behalf of these identity theft fraudsters. This will be widely covered by the national and local media and every participating fraudster's name will be published. You can then give them a call while they are incarcerated and ask if them if they want to lower their interest rate. This will be a lesson to all telephone fraudsters, knock, knock we're at your door.