This is a scam to make millions your first second, I am sure. Yeah, right. It was a robo call message. When I called the number, no one answers (of course), and you must leave an identifying name and number (for him to call you back). Of course none of us will leave that info, right? Better not! That gives him/them your personals. I called from a blocked number. The message identified himself as Kevin Williams who asks you to go onto his website to make millions. The call comes from a cell in Missouri. Anyway, I left a very direct message to not call me (or anyone else) back, as he is in violation of the do not call list (which is a supposed $10,000 fine), and I will be reporting him, to ALL parties, as I see fit. I spoke for all of us, as we are all (presumably) on the do not call list, (and even if we are not), it is illegal to robo call. I do not want to give this website out, as some of you may not be aware that by you even "clicking" on that ***, you are also providing info that you do not want to.
For some of you that are getting calls on a landline, get a phone blocker device. I finally had to resort to purchasing a device for my landline, as I was getting phone calls to the extent of 20 to 100 per day, and couldn't even use my own landline phone to call out. If you are getting unwanted phone calls on your cell, you can download apps to block services, depending on your service provider/service/and/or cell phone device. For all of you, do not give your number out to ANYONE other than what is absolutely necessary - and when you do, be prepared to have that number sold to others (even by the companies that you do normally do business with, including utilities). In other words, even if you buy something, watch what you sign - it is in the fine print, that you may be giving your authorization to sell your info to 3rd parties that they are affiliated with. Do not authorize that, In a lot more other words, only give them a number that you can change, at any time - without changing your whole life. Do not take any surveys at fairs (to win a supposed prize), do not answer any of your phones to even give them the satisfaction of knowing that your number is a legitimate number (which only hurts you, and tells them a lot).
Remember, these **** entities only want something from you (anything at all, will do); and we are the ones at risk by giving them even one little piece of info about us.