I have also received that a call a couple of times, altho the caller ID was prefixed with "44"...that's the country code for United Kingdom.
But the recommendations to report it to the FCC and FTC are "spot on" as our UK friends might say. That's really the only way they can be identified and pujished with fines.
I too get the +44 prefix before the actual number. Comes up on my Callwave from United Kingdom. Recorded messages about upgrading our credit card & offers. I've never tried to call them back, but get a message almost every month.
Just reported this number to the FCC also.
In that case reporting to the FCC may well be pointless. Need to get in contact with OFCOM in the UK instead.
FYI that's a London number - 020-7412-1069 would be it's native written format (or 0207-... for a common mistyping, since it changed from 0171). Might be able to find something if you search for it.
Neither the 1-207-412-1069 nor the 011-44-20-74-121069 numbers are working numbers. This is a scam - someone trying to get your credit card information and steal identities. Since the numbers are invalid and do not work, there's not point reporting them to the DNC registry
Said in an automated message that the warranty on my vehilces had expired and that i needed to renew it. It prompted me to type 1 for a customer service representative, and then 2 to disconnect. So i typed 1 to see what was going on. Because this is the same phone number that i believe sent me fraudulent emails stating that i was a winner of some uk sweepstakes or something. I tried to play along with them and when they asked me for my credit card information i said no. Then they hung up.