Thanks for the info. I called Verizon and talked to their "Safety and Security" dept. They checked the number and said it was not in service. They also told me that there is Software "anyone" can buy to mask your phone number, so when you call anyone, your number will be masked with a number that's no longer in service. How you got this Info is questionable unless you're in Law Enforcement? Either way, Thank you.
I've added another complaint to the National Do Not Call registry. Let's get that complaint count (translates into size of fine!) up. It's easy to register your complaint:
https://complaints.donotcall.gov/complaint/complaintcheck.aspx
I received a call from this number on both my home phone and then my cell phone, both within about 5 minutes of one another, so they must have gotten my numbers together. Both numbers are on no call lists. It was a recorded message about winning a cruise... though I hung up after hearing that.