I got a call from (239) 352-5981 NOT EVEN 5min ago. Per Smartpages.com, the # is a land line based in Naples, FL & the registered service provider is "Embarq Florida". Detailed listing information was not available there.
The automated sales person wanted to sell me an extended wsrranty for my vehicle? I pressed 9 to 'have my number removed from the list'. We'll see if it works.
I am getting sick of these calls. I had the call here also but did not answer it. We are on the so-called "opt out" list. According to the news the IRS has 300 laptop computers missing, and I have gotten letters about other information of mine that may have been sold through an employee in a company. It is pretty sad. I did not get a chance to watch the news last night but in Minneapolis here they had a story on how caller ID is changing and what to watch for and be careful of. I missed the story, but am going to go on-line and find out. I, too, Googled this and found a Josefina Diaz in Naples, Florida, who this belonged to.
I used to work for the phone company AT&T. If you live in Oklahoma & have SBC/AT&T POTS Landline service, this link advises how to use "CALL TRACE": http://www01.sbc.com/Products_Services/Residential/1,,407--5-3-0,00.html
CALL TRACE can help you take legal action against unwanted callers. After following its instructions, call SBC/AT&T & ask to be xerd to their "CALL TRACE CENTER" where you will be informed of you legal options. They won't give you the person's personal info, etc, but they do give their record of your being called to the authorities. The authorities then have proof of the call having been made & hopefully they'll act on it. I've never had to use it. I hope I don't have to.
Other phone service providers likely have a similar service.
Beware, this service was $6.99 per use when I last worked there a little over 2 years ago. It probably costs more now & the cost isn't noted on the website.
NO SHAME. I noticed this literally on the same page I'm typing. It can't be a coincidence. The link "Fake The Phone Caller ID" takes you to the website: http://www.spoofcard.com/?gclid=CPjL_NLq_Y0CFQlQWAodnxnfLw
Terrible marketing. It should be illegal, but it isnt. I've been had. Maybe I should do it to!?!?!