This is an autodialer - the caller ID at my office came up as McBlue Telecom, and it was a recorded message that says to update your google listing you should press 1, to remove your name from the calling list, press 2. It will go on and on for as long as you stay on the line. I stayed on long enough to write down the phone number. DO NOT press a button. All that does is let them know that they reached an active line, and they will continue to call even more. I have been an administrative assistant for more almost 20 years. I have learned little tricks like this!
These idiots keep calling about some bill that I owe - I have NO idea what they are talking about! I have told them this several times but they continue to call!
You can put a block on your credit report that stops outside concerns from being able to pull it. You have to put an individual block on all three agencies. When you go to get credit, like a mortgage you have to remove the block so you should ask the place where you are getting the loan which agency they use and explain it is blocked at the moment. Blocking and unblocking costs about 10 dollars each way per agency and it takes time.
Recorded message about updating a Google listing.
Just prior to this call there was a hang up call from 877-269-4965, which is reported to be another suspicous number. I think the first call was to verify the line was a valid one, and the second one was the scam.
Idiot pre-recorded message directing me to press 1 if I wanted to update our Google listing or 9 if I wanted to be removed from this "offer." I pressed 9, even though I know it was useless. The message violates FCC regulations regarding pre-recorded messages but this type of caller doesn't care because they know the FCC is toothless and they're likely not even in the country.