This is the same company calling repeatedly with an automated message about credit cards that harasses people. They won’t get on the line, and googling their phone # only brings up sites where the public complains about their intrusive calls. Complain about them to the federal government at: https://complaints.donotcall.gov/complaint/complaintcheck.aspx?panel=2
(201) 267-5646. Automated cell phone call, auto-dial. Phishing scam. Female recorded voice: "About your credit card account...Related to the stimulous program...Lower your interest rate...Last Chance..." This violates several laws. Fake company. Do not answer, do not reply, do not push a button to talk or be "removed from list" -- it is an infamous trick. Never provide ANY information, not your name, credit card company name, nothing. Google other reports and complaints online -- you can confirm widespread telephone Phishing attacks. Phone # information available. GoogleMap the area. Contact relevant enforcement authorities and their phone provider. Contact local TV News consumer help reporters & give them the story -- you may see it on TV! You are not the only one. There are also websites where you can report scams and ripoffs, make consumer complaints. EZ to find, and do. If you can not Block these crooks from calling your cell phone -- as most customers can not -- try assigning a personalized Ringtone to the incoming phone #, just choose the most quiet & non-annoying ringtone (some systems even let you assign Alert tones as a Ringtone, and some of these are pretty quiet and only sound off once, not over and over, driving you crazy). If you don't answer their scam calls, you can then just recognize the # on your phone's list of Missed Calls, and delete. You might want to keep a log of these thugs for future police, FBI, FTC and other actions.
Received this call today, a recording states that this is about your credit card account and that this is your last chance. Reverse phone lookup says it's a landline in New Jersey.