ditto the complaint above - The call started as a recorded message about my auto warranty - I pressed one to speak to a live agent - When connected to agent, his 1st question was asking the year and make of my vehicle. I asked his name, which he said was "Ira". He told me the name of the company, something about auto warranty but I don't remember specifically - He got an attitude with me when I told him to remove my name from their calling list-said he doesn't have a list
I did not answer, so I don't know which scam it was - but at 1:18pm today I recieved a call from this number. It had +44 in front of the area code, not sure what that means either.
I recently got a spam/call from the infamous +442074121069 / 442074121069 / 2074121069 number. I spoke with Anna Davenport at AT&T Customer Care, as the number that was called was my cell phone. The recorded message on the call from the 207 number sounded similar to a call I had gotten on April 10th from +5614827092. I spoke with Ilo (ILO) Richardson at AT&T Customer Care (may be moving) on that day (4/10). Anna is going to follow up with me later about these kinds of calls.
As for "The Warranty Group" and "Dial Group," I called The Warranty Group via Skype, and I talked with a rep. there. He said they are not affiliated with Dial Group at all, and I Googled The Warranty Group and they seemed to have a good reputation. He said they split with Aon Insurance, or were related to them in some way. I let the rep. know about the different kinds of scams the guys pull from the 207. number (credit cards, auto rates, Disney vacations) The rep. took down my name and cell phone number. I only felt comfortable giving my cell phone number out to the rep. after I googled the company. (see above)
I wanted to put something up here before anyone went ahead and sued, had bad feelings toward, or spread mis-information about the wrong company. The guy from The Warranty Group sounded concerned, as I told him these scumbags were posing as a legit company, tarnishing the real company's reputation.
Maybe the guy Brandon talked with didn't tell him the spelling of Warranty? Maybe they're using some oddball spelling of it to get away with this while fooling people? Probably not, but the possibility still exists.
I don't know if it's related, but I've gotten three calls from "508" on my cell phone as well. That's it, just "508". AT&T lists the number online as 000-000-0508. Odd.
I tried to contact you at your email address Brandon, but it said that your email address didn't exist.