First, I think the solution is to have a phone with "Call Blocking" feature build-in. So you don't have to pay montly fees for blocking individual numbers. Second, they want to get their message across to you by a breif message left on your answering machine. So, I think turn the VM off, they cannot call you twice because you use your phone to block their number. Third, If both option is not available to you, then check with your phone provider, add CALL FORWARDING into your current package. Forward it to a "not in service" number.
Also you must file complaints to Do-Not-Call.....
Someone from another thread had discover the person who run these type of calls...worth to take a look....or call him and ask, see what he know....may be this number is run by his associate, friends or family member.
"http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-403-255-8807" (on page 46)
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Good Samaritan replies to Jasmin
27 Jan 2012
This telephone number is associated with http://www.creditcardsupport.net
Whois results indicate creditcardsupport.net was registered in Pakistan by the administrator of this email address:
[email protected]
Whois results for http://pakcct.com returned this information:
Administrative Contact:
Ali, Murad
[email protected]
EDT Systems INC
3604 Flagstone Dr
Carrollton, Texas 75007
United States
(972) 394-1165 Fax -- (972) 394-9128
The pakcct.com website also indicates that it was designed and operated by Umair Ali and links to his personal website: http://umairali.com
Whois results for http://umairali.com/ returned this information:
Administrative Contact:
Plasticwala, Murad
[email protected]
EDT Systems INC
3604 Flagstone Dr
Carrollton, Texas 75007
United States
(972) 394-1165 Fax -- (972) 394-9128
*Note: Same address
Umair Ali has listed his personal phone number on his website: (469) 892-8637. This phone number is a google voice account which links to his carrier phone number (New Cingular Wireless Pcs) which is (214) 738-6247.
*Note: The caller from 403-255-8807 had previously identified himself as 'Umair'
We called (214) 738-6247 and the individual that answered the phone was the same calller that tried to steal our credit card information and while panicking accidentally divulged information regarding another scam involving some type of tickets.
*All this information is available publicly*