You'll fill up your contacts doing this. I keep a spreadsheet of these calls (yes, I have a life) and I now have 132 separate numbers, mostly scammer calls, since Oct., 2013.
My call was credit card company-- wanting to lower my interest rate on my card (implying they were my card company). Asked them which one and they wanted me to give them my card # to verify it was mine.
I asked the India sounding person where he was located and he said Atlanta. I said he was calling form a San Antonio area code and he was breaking US and State law because this was a NO-Call phone -- he hung up. This number only rings when called back.
My call was credit card company-- wanting to lower my interest rate on my card (implying they were my card company). Asked them which one and they wanted me to give them my card # to verify it was mine.
I asked the India sounding person where he was located and he said Atlanta. I said he was calling form a San Antonio area code and he was breaking US and State law because this was a NO-Call phone -- he hung up. This number only rings when called back.
This is (insert different female name here) with card services, there is currently no problem. This is an all encompassing virus. These people call me 3 times a day from different numbers and have just started showing local numbers. They want to sign you up for their credit cards and want you to transfer your credit balance to their card with only 26.9% intrest. Worthless [***].