Received 2 calls from this number in the 11am hour almost EXACTLY 45 minutes apart to the second.... As usual, they NEVER LEAVE A MESSAGE.
I suspect it is one of the THOUSANDS of SPOOFED NUMBERS that "Source RM" (a debt collector) uses and changes hourly or daily!
See http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-877-251-3771 for more info on them.
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Location: Hackensack, NJ, US
Switch Name: RCPKNJ38DS0
Phone Type: Landline
This reverse phone number was traced from the following IP addresses: None
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Received 2 calls from this number in the 11am hour yesterday almost EXACTLY 45 minutes apart to the second....
Just received a 3rd call from this number about 30 min ago... This time the Robo-Dialer left a message to call them back at 877-251-3771...
It IS "Source RM"... They are looking for previous owner of my phone number.
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See http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-877-251-3771 for more info on them.
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Location: Hackensack, NJ, US
Switch Name: RCPKNJ38DS0
Phone Type: Landline
This reverse phone number was traced from the following IP addresses: None
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Call Type: Debt Collector
This is just one of the many numbers that will call your phone number just to be an annoyance. (Phone # 201-450-9406) It is something that happens if you put your number on the internet. Such as, facebook, craigslist, freesale, and any other social network out there. Your phone numbers are probably not SOLD to these people, but access to that number isn't blocked.
After putting my companies phone number AND my bosses personal phone number on craigslist, offering a job, we started getting these calls again.
The last time, I learned how to play their game. JUST ANNOY THEM. They'll go away. Never accept anything. Every question they ask, if they want a "yes" answer, say "no"
Tell them if they hang on for just a moment, you'll get the owner of the company on the phone for them, then place them on hold. Sometimes this scares them off, and if not, leave them on hold for as long as possible, that should annoy them. If they can't speak to a live person, eventually they will go away.