Yup. Same number. Also some 703 numbers and 506, I think. It all starts with those unavailable calls. From what I have read, never pick up from any of them and hopefully they will stop.
This # came thru on my cell phone and I answered. It was about credit card, etc. Now I know that DO NOT CALL also doesn't work on my cell phone. This call used minutes which I pay for. Where is the FCC? Are there any competence at all in our govt.?
Do Not Call isn't automatic. Telemarketers must comply with the law by downloading the current Do Not Call database list and programming their call computer to not dial any of those numbers.
I suppose the government could make the NSA even more powerful to control what phones could call other phones to enforce Do Not Call, but maybe that's not wise.
Got a call from these folks. The recorded announcement was talking about a reduction in my credit card rate to as little as 6.9%. I pressed 1 to talk to a rep. I asked the rep, very bluntly, to identify the card about which they are calling. He said he is calling about my Visa and Mastercard from about four different banking institutions, all prominent ones, though I don't remember which four. I asked if he could be more specific, and he indicated that they call out for multiple banks, so I asked him, one more time, to be more specific, at which point he hung up.
The banks he listed are ones with which I do not have credit cards, but they were big enough banks that I'm pretty sure most people will have a card with at least one of them.
A callback gets a busy signal, as noted by others.