Who called from 2063380220

I got this from domainit for lazyloot:
Registrant:
n n
n
n, 66666
Ukraine

Registered through: GoDaddy.com, Inc. (http://www.godaddy.com)
Domain Name: LAZYLOOT.COM
Created on: 06-Mar-08
Expires on: 06-Mar-10
Last Updated on: 25-Sep-09

Administrative Contact:
n, n [email protected]
n
n, 66666
Ukraine
+1.6666666666

Technical Contact:
n, n [email protected]
n
n, 66666
Ukraine
+1.6666666666

Domain servers in listed order:
NS1.WEBLIO.COM
NS2.WEBLIO.COM

I just got a call from the same # and have been receiving these calls on my home and cell phone for a week or 2 now it says if u want off the list and not to be called anymore just push 1. I am actually afraid to it could be a virus or something??? what do I do???

If the call was real the details would give more info

Just received a call from this number with a man yelling to go to this website "JANSATM.com" and I will receive more money. This person even offered to spell the site.  Not quite sure how this company/person was able to retrieve my "personal, secure, and private info. like phone mumber.  This appears to be a scam in the making.

National DNC website. Here is where you file a complaint:
https://www.donotcall.gov/default.aspx

I filed a complaint and blocked him from my cell phone through my online account management for my cell carrier after getting called by this fool every Sunday for the last 4 consecutive weeks. His little removal tool does not work either. If I were you I would never go to check his website either no matter how curious you are. These things can always be bait for installing the now popular scamware viruses on your computer designed to harvest your credit card. If you ever get something that looks like virus removal software the comes up out of the blue on your Windows computer, go to malwarebytes.com for the only free removal tool on the planet. There are a few dozen of these viruses in circulation right now. They are hitting Facebook users hard. I am a private IT consultant constantly getting calls from people to remove these things. They send your credit card numbers to a database and then scammers mainly from Africa buy blocks of credit card numbers to try to order products from America to ship to Africa and sell on eBay or the black market for cash...if you are a Windows user and do not want these problems, try running Linux (I do). Me getting hit on my cell phone just goes to show you it can happen to anyone.